#private viewing

[kacperabolik]

“Peasant Cross” 2018 Private Viewing: L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona, 🇪🇸 For appt. contact: @alex.shuey/ [phone]‬

[ponybalderdasheryarchive]

It was a good movie I won’t start any spoilers, but the main appeal is let me tell you, it was truly *cinematic* It’s not like an extra long episode, it’s a movie. I’ve seen the team step up their game before, but this was something extra Provided it was the same team I’m still not clear on that The more I think about it, the more things I notice that I liked

[protecthailmary]

We’re simultaneously always alone and never alone

alone with an audience

[wanderingspacecats]

they are p e r f e c t

[trapangeles]

NIPSEY HUSSLE FAMILY AND FRIENDS PAY RESPECTS With Private Viewing

Nipsey Hussle's family and friends mourned the late rapper during a private viewing ... one day ahead of the Staples Center celebration of his life with tens of thousands of fans.

Close loved ones packed the Angelus Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon on Crenshaw Blvd. Nipsey's brother, Samiel Asghedom, was among the attendees at the super secret service. We're told security was tight ... several men had a checklist to make sure only invited guests -- Nipsey's inner circle -- were allowed entry.

There were also armed guards standing outside the building where Thursday's procession will end.

That procession will be preceded by Nipsey's Celebration of Life, hosted at Staples Center for 21,000 fans, family and friends. As we reported ... the free tickets were gobbled up within minutes and AXS, which handled ticket distribution, says it's cracking down on scalpers.

The event will be heavily guarded ... with help from LAPD, members of the Nation of Islam as well as Staples Center personnel.

Meanwhile, tons of fans have continued paying tribute outside Nipsey's Marathon Clothing store ... leaving candles, flowers and messages in the parking lot.

Via TMZ

[pietropanza]

Private Viewing at Beeltes and Huxley Parolour

Tonight I have been to the private viewing of This side of Paradise: Narrative, Cinema and Suburbia in the work of Miles Aldridge and Todd Hido.

The exhibition displayed a number of different works. The implied complementarity, although the two photographer’s extremely different styles, was establihsed by sequencing one picture from by Aldrige next to another from Hido.

[oohsnickers]

I’m the only one here this is AWESOME