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Aqua Utopia｜海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
RMH
Claire Keane
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oozey mess
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
Three Goblin Art
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
Cosimo Galluzzi
Andulka
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Alisa U Zemlji Chuda
Stranger Things
Janaina Medeiros
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Discoholic 🪩
almost home
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@upanddownagain
Vanderbilt Melodores - Talk Dirty
OPB: Jason DeRulo ft 2 Chainz
The Melos are one of the top Male collegiate groups in the game right now… This arrangement proves why! FANTASTIC COVER
Super fun a cappella cover of Jason DeRulo's Talk Dirty ft. 2 Chainz
Don’t Look Down On Me
Ricardo Bofill - The ethereal renovation of an abandoned concrete factory to the architect’s own home and studio, Sant Just Desvern 1973.
Walk this way, Eka Sharashidze
#TBT Constructed of glass and ceramic tile, Jackie Chang’s artwork Signs of Life offers text and images arranged as a puzzle throughout the Metropolitan Avenue/Lorimer Street station on the G and L lines in Williamsburg. A rock sits atop a pointed shape between two words, “FAITH” and “FATE.” Other words — “MAN,” “KIND,” “IT,” “SELF” - are in the path of a cresting wave below. The artist seeks to spark the viewers’ imaginations, perhaps hoping that interpretations will emerge over repeated viewings and rumination. The tone of the messages are enigmatic: are they optimistic or pessimistic?; are they speaking of the past or to the future? “I kept my titles brief,” Chang says. “I wanted them to be challenging.” In a sense, these bits of what Chang calls “urban poetry” are an acknowledgment of the creative energy flowing through the community. (Check out this podcast for more info!)
Above: Jackie Chang, Signs of Life, 2000.
My subway stop! I walk underneath the "Man Kind" one every day on my way to work.
Read Richard Brody’s take on Alexander Payne’s latest film, “Nebraska” http://nyr.kr/1fFaj3p
“There’s a febrile artifice to Payne’s setup and a tinge of theatrical exaggeration in the performances (including those of Dern and Forte) that contrast somewhat gratingly with the silky, painterly widescreen black-and-white images—and that very abrasion is the stuff of the movie.”
This one is worth seeing. Bruce Dern, June Squibb and Will Forte are great in it.
turning, 2013
watercolor, spray paint on 300lb coldpress
11x15”
ali smith
undone, 2012
oil on canvas
54x50”
I'ma paint like this.
This man's spoken word performance about losing his girlfriend because of the effects his OCD had on their relationship is incredible.
The rate of suburban population growth has outpaced that of urban centers in every decade since the invention of the automobile, but in 2011, for the first time in a hundred years, that trend reversed.
A TODAY Books piece on the possible end of the era of the suburb. (via poptech)
Well isn't that something...
The best.
“Tobias Fünke” - Illustration by Sam Spratt
Have a happy Arrested Development binge-viewing everyone.
Beauty.
If you’re going to pitch your city to the X Games, here’s the way to do it. Go get ‘em, Detroit.
Rad to the bone
Lucky to get to make music with this talented guy, Grey Matter. @GreyMatterBBox @5pointznyc
Beautiful song "Alive" by Papa Peachez featuring the Tosca String Quartet from Austin, Texas. Papa Peachez's debut album, "ALLONE" to come out this summer.
Yeah, I really really like these. They are really well written, really simple, and really well done. Fuck yeah.
