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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her

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Monterey Bay Aquarium
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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Product Placement
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The Stonewall Inn
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Lena Hardt by Tanya Posternak & Zhenya Posternak for The Gait Vogue Russia August 2017
Mario Merz’s igloos
Pere Llobera
Ficken 3000
Louis Fratino
“An incredibly rare sculpture by famed artist Auguste Rodin, once owned by Sylvester Stallone, sold at a Sotheby’s auction last night for £11.6 million (or $16.7 million). It’s the highest priced piece by the renowned sculptor, considered by many to be the father of modern sculpture.” (culturepop.com)
Savings and Loan Building, 1967 – David Hockney
Aleksander Deineka, Donbass, Lunch Break, 1935
Viktor Popkov (1932-1974, Russian) / Reflection by the Window.
“Mastery is an important concept. It implies having achieved a certain level of proficiency that gives you the freedom to do what you want, without fear of the consequences.” —Kerry James Marshall
A preview of the exhibition Kerry James Marshall: Mastry, on view at The Met Breuer (945 Madison Avenue, New York) from October 25, 2016, through January 29, 2017.
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Round Lake Hut
Creative and imaginative work begins in the solitude of the connection of the mind/eye/hand in Round Lake Hut by Steven Holl Architects. This solitary room with a table and a chair is a functional drawing studio. The wood framed, 80 square foot space, sits on four legs at the edge of Round Lake. The north and south elevations are glass in cedar frames. The sides are black tar paper with wooden battens. There is a one-by- four foot window at the floor facing east toward the sunrise. There is no plumbing, no electricity, and no insulation.
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Lucille Gauthier-Braud