Nychos
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Game of Thrones Daily

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Game Changer & Make Some Noise
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Nychos
Negative Space, Alice Tippit
Interiors, Roy Lichtenstein
Dogs Chasing My Car in the Desert
Occasionally, while working in the Morongo Valley, John Divola’s car would get chased by a dog. When Divola saw one coming towards him, he would pre-set his camera, stick his arm out of the window, and expose the film. Sometimes, he admits, if the dog was especially enthusiastic, he would loop around for a second pass.
Isolation Party, Guim Tió
A hónap dolgozója
In the clouds, Ian Fisher
Broad brushstrokes, Martin Wehmer
Escher, Circle Limit with Butterflies in motion
Autumn from above, Kacper Kowalski
http://www.fancybeast.de/fashion-mode/80er-jahre-mode-basso-brooke/
Listener Martin Cook writes
"A few years ago, in art school, I learned of a semi-secret sculpture by the sculptor Richard Serra. The sculpture is Shift and is located just north of Toronto in unused farmland, which is rapidly being encroached upon by suburban housing. The sculpture itself is a series of cast concrete walls set into the sloping field, and yet there appears to be no plaque or identifying information regarding the site, so people who encounter the sculpture whilst out for a walk are liable to assume it is the ruined foundations of some forgotten building.”