[plevjoz]

[szonjaszendi]

this is an open love letter

[larchcoin]

this is a nice composition *gives this yahoo auctions user a solo show in brooklyn*

[rawtings]

[mothersofmyheart-deactivated202]

‘A 1983 photograph by Dirk Rowntree of two windows in New York’s abandoned Pier 34 warehouse, discovered by David Wojnarowicz, who invited his fellow artists to make work there.’

[postpunkindustrial]

Kate Bush

[desimonewayland]

Gonzalo Fonseca (1922–97)

“Nero”, 1984

via: The New York Times

[docpile]

[robert-hadley]

The World of Interiors, February 1999. Photo - Marc Broussard

[pastweeks-deactivated20200512]

Some student work that really excites me :) earthenware basket sculpture made to look like welded rebar… The artist said she chose to painstakingly recreate rebar out of clay (using moldmaking) because she is an inexperienced metal worker but still wanted the look. She even developed a special glaze to perfectly mimic rust! Even if you inspect the piece extremely close you cannot tell that it isn’t actually just rusted steel!! When people asked her why she chose to make this she said she’s just inspired by things on the street and still doesn’t understand her subconscious, but really wanted to make it. Incredible and so genius!! Love love love this work with all my heart

[alessandrokeegan]

Alessandro Keegan, Untitled, oil on sized linen, approx. 7″x11″ 2016.

[thesweetestspit]

Untitled still lifes by Juul Kraijer

[intheshadowplay]

Urs Fischer, Untitled, 2003.

[babyblaize]

Bjork for Alexander McQueen (Eshu, FW2000), Steven Klein

[readerwa1]

italian military “mess tin” found on etsy

[spectrometrie]

Thule House, Canada

[anxietypuppy]

“NUDE VOLVO is an archaeologist, studying human vomit. Part of a wealthy, Greenwich, CT family, she escaped her arranged marriage to I.V. League, business tycoon, Reef VanderWoodsman, to follow her holy vocation; studying human expels. Disguised as a DJ, she travels throughout cities, examining the fragments within vomit. She took refuge in a dark cubbyhole beneath the stairs, against the gutter, where she studied the vomit of the streets, unearthing the chunks of culture – past present, future – ingested and expelled, recent and forgotten. Among her discoveries, we find Elektra, Pet, and Sisy Gluv.” – James K

[readerwa1]