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[furtho]

Oscar Niemeyer’s Palacio Do Planalto, Brasilia, 1958 (via here)    

[femmequeens]

Rihanna photographed by Jean-Paul Goude for Vogue Paris December 2017/January 2018

[dialnfornoir]

Pulp Fiction (1994)

[challenger2753]

[szaforthesoul]

SZA for Opening Ceremony | 📷 Tyra Mitchell |Summer 2015

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[pastweeks-deactivated20200512]

[thevelvetscreen]

Work (2016)

[marcjacobs]

Marc Jacobs Fall ‘16

[analilyamirpour-deactivated2016]

Paris, Texas (1984, Wim Wenders)

[iwanttobelikearollingstone-deac]

all the time

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[janvranovsky]

Residential building in Tōyōchō, Kōtō, Tokyo  | © Jan Vranovský, 2015

[saloandseverine]

Vogue UK September 1973

Grace Coddington by Eric Boman

[hyperallergic]

Last October, two artists entered the Neues Museum in Berlin, where they clandestinely scanned the bust of Queen Nefertiti, the state museum’s prized gem. Three months later, they released the collected 3D dataset online as a torrent, providing completely free access under public domain to the one object in the museum’s collection off-limits to photographers. Anyone may download and remix the information now; the artists themselves used it to create a 3D-printed, one-to-one polymer resin model they claim is the most precise replica of the bust ever made, with just micrometer variations. That bust now resides permanently in the American University of Cairo as a stand-in for the original, 3,300-year-old work that was removed from its country of origin shortly after its discovery in 1912 by German archaeologists in Amarna.

Artists Covertly Scan Bust of Nefertiti and Release the Data for Free Online

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[neverstayin]