Untitled By Keith Haring
This mural was executed in 1987 in the cafeteria of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Antwerp Belgium and it still exists.
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The Bowery Presents

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One Nice Bug Per Day

Kiana Khansmith
Show & Tell
The Bright Sessions
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
Color Me Curious
Not today Justin

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Untitled By Keith Haring
This mural was executed in 1987 in the cafeteria of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Antwerp Belgium and it still exists.
the best bear in the world
Wicked Clothes is having a giveaway!
This vintage, officially licensed Nintendo 64 hat is very rare. It’s not available in our shop – the only way to get it is to enter to win here!
IT’S GOOD TO HAVE OPTIONS
hello friends how is this shithole doing should i come back or should i stay away and never come back again?
Storm in the Mountains - Albert Bierstadt
Ai Wei Wei, The Wave, 2005
i found this manga called Club 9 at a used book store and i can’t get over it i’m gonna dream about it i swear to god
Thomas Luong Bavington - Cát Bà
Amazon.co.jp: 新装版 魔女の宅急便 (角川文庫): 角野 栄子
Cafe in Chardzhou. Only eating place after night train, Turkmenistan, Ian Berry.
Uranus Composite Ring Image (via W. M. Keck Observatory)
Tomoko Sawada
garconniere:
Tomoko Sawada’s ID400 (1998) was produced while she was a university student and living in Kobe. “The photo machine, a small vending machine-like contraption, can be found in numerous locations around the city.” Sawada spent weeks changing her physical appearance with make-up, clothing, and hairstyles, creating 400 different identities using a machine whose sole purpose is to produce stable images for official documents. The facial characteristics are so varied that the photographic project becomes a compelling study of physiognomy.
Going to see this in Montreal this week as part of le Mois de la Photo. Great that this is happening in the photobooth capital of the world… but that is slowly losing all of its film photobooths.
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