Finland during a wet May snowstorm, 1968. Photograph by George F. Mobley, National Geographic

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Finland during a wet May snowstorm, 1968. Photograph by George F. Mobley, National Geographic
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Masao Saito - White Peach (çœæĄ), c. 1980s
Taka Masu, from JCA Annual 8 (1989)
If you ever feel unrecognised, just know that Afghan Women keep getting further dehumanised each and every day and no one talks about it because it's not popular on social media
Computer Graphics World (1992)
Tomoya Tsukamoto (Japanese, b. 1982), Swimming In the Night, 2014. Acrylic on canvas, 146 x 112 cm.
Hong Kong - Aesthetics of Density. Printed in 1993, photos in this book are mostly from the early 1980s to early 1990s.
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Dan Flavin, Untitled (to Tracy, to celebrate the love of a lifetime), Guggenheim Museum, New York, New York, 1992
by Kusukazu Uraguchi / æ”ŠćŁæ„ äž From the book: Ama Diver Women of Japan / ćżæ©ăźæ”·ć„ł, 1981
Kazuo Aoki (1987)
Villa Spezzotti, Lignano Pineta, Marcello DâOlivo, 1958
Casa sobre el arroyo, de Amancio Williams y Delfina GĂĄlvez Bunge
Mar del Plata
Forum des Halles, Paris (1979)
russel wrightâs manitoga
every year small towns and indigenous communities across canada are burnt to nothing by horrific wildfires and americans go on the internet to complain about it and blame us bc the smoke has spread to their state. iâm so tired.
go yell at mark carney or your own local politicians about climate change and urge them to do more to stop it. the namaygoosisagagun first nation had their community destroyed today. you can find a link to donate to them here. donate to your local food bank. go to the beach next week when the smoke clears and you donât have to think about it anymore while the people whoâs lives have been destroyed will have to pick up the pieces and try to move forward when we are already in a huge cost of living crisis across the country.