a girl with kaleidoscope eyes

Morgan. 29. a lawyer dreaming of her return to Texas.

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back at my favorite place on earth.

I miss it here so much.

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...and no band was cooler than the 13th Floor Elevators.

I cant get thiss song out of my head and don’t want it gone. I miss west Texas today and all days.

[octume]

[danismm]

“But is she happy…?” 1933.

[scarligamerluss]

Lo so, siete a bocca aperta. L’opera è di Darian Rodriguez Mederos, classe 1992, artista cubano di cui sentiremo parlare ancora.

via Jacopo Veneziani 

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[rarecultcinema]

They Live (1988)

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Was just talking about this yesterday.

[peggymoffitt]

[girlinthepark]

Christina Kooiker | Amsterdam, Netherlands. 

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See you in December, Amsterdam.

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El Paso, here I come.

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She’s just so fucking cute. I am missing Bird and Ripley so dang much right now. I’ve been in Atlanta for work and am on night five away from them and night three of a hotel stay near the office.

True to form, I can’t sleep. Scrolled through my archive back to 2009. Insane. 10 years I’ve shared with the secret/not so secret world of people here.

There’s no real meaning to this post. Just delirious at this point. My deposition tomorrow should go well. Xoxo.

[poppins-me]

© Fillipa Edghill

[wordscanbeenough]

I have already lost touch with a couple of people I used to be;

Joan Didion, from “On Keeping a Notebook”, Slouching Towards Bethlehem

[electronicsquid]

Reading on the train

(Edward Clark. 1949)

[misfittoys]

Misfit’s Monday Theme:

Vintage Style

[intotheoven]

Currently.

[yakubgodgave]

“Blue Velvet” (1986), directed by David Lynch

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Bought this yesterday and can’t put it down. Need all the help I can get and who doesn’t love uncomplicated things?

[supersonicart]

Ichiro Tsuruta’s “Bijin-ga” at Onishi Gallery.

Currently on view at Onishi Gallery in New York City is artist Ichiro Tsuruta’s solo exhibition, “Bijin-ga.”

Influenced by Toshimitsu Imai, an influential 20th century avant-garde Japanese artist, Tsuruta turned his eyes, which had been focused overseas up to that point, back to Japan in establishing his own, new style. After trial-and-error based on the idea, “Can’t I unite Japanese things like ukiyo-e with Art Nouveau and Art Deco of the West,” what he hit on was his bijin-ga paintings of beautiful women. Thus he converted from the Western-style realism, which involves drawing with an adept technique in order to look like a photograph, into producing delicate and symbolic Japanese-style portraits. 

The exhibition will be on view until May 11th, 2019.

Be sure to follow Supersonic Art on Instagram!

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Beautiful.