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A storm is brewing.
“This is the first time I’ve ever been in love. My mother put me in an orphanage when I was one year old. I went from bonding with her every day to lying in a room with a hundred other cribs. It’s been seventy-three years since then, and I’m finally allowing myself to be dependent on the love of another person.”
The body has been made so problematic for women that it has often seemed easier to shrug it off and travel as a disembodied spirit.
Adrienne Rich; “Of Woman Born” (via podencos)
Driving from Asheville, NC to Nashville, TN || October 3, 2015
Trick or Treat (Kyle Kuiper) | instagram
It’s pouring rain and we are eating Chinese food in bed while listening to jazz music. Happy Saturday everyone 🎼🍜
A lot of people who are artists don’t understand it themselves. Especially the young ones. They feel different, but they don’t know what it is. They feel more. Everything hurts. Everything. They’re super sensitive. They see things that other people don’t see.
Rick Rubin (via wnq-music)
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The Polica I know and love. Minneapolis repping.
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It’s Too Early For This Shit.
Acrylic and ink, 2014
Neon Signs Are Encrypted with Messages of Love & Heartbreak by Jung Lee
Korean artist Jung Lee is a talented photographer whose interests mainly lie in the concept of the limitations of language. Lee photographs a series of love-themed, text-based light installations into the landscape, thus transforming each message into a sequence of dreamscapes and nostalgia.
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