[closet-keys]

every single person who's participated in the funding, development, manufacture, assembly, transportation, and use of bombs & missiles for the united states or israeli militaries should be forced to spend the rest of their life atoning and know it will never be enough.

[sevdahalma]

[noradaydreams]

got a job because apparently "wandering the forest collecting herbs and rocks" isn't a recognized career path

[seiitchi]

[under-the-volcano]

“By green I mean the memory of all the green I’ve ever seen.”

— Ko Un, from “Wilderness”

[conquerwarrior]

“Art is giving yourself permission to translate life. Exactly the way you feel. See. And hear it. Be the artist you are. Give yourself permission to speak your own language.”

— Nayyirah Waheed (via theglasschild)

[roua-poemului]

“Gently, dreamily, quietly.”

— John Masefield, from The Collected Poems; “Sorrow of my Death”

[unangeapasse]

Views through a sand dune, 1972. Nancy Holt.

[geryone]

Holy Wild, Gwen Benaway

[seiitchi]

[vooruitmariek]

The early hours of morning

[werenotreallystrangers]

Your body usually knows first

[fabforgottennobility]

Monte Nemrut

[verdijeva-opera]

[disc80s]

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cgoi3g_joOl

[mariaangels]

Vitalik Melnikov

[philamuseum]

Jack Larimore’s anthropomorphic forms explore the area between furniture and sculpture. See more of his work in “At the Center: Masters of American Craft,” on view now. 

“Walking Vessel,” 1993, by Jack Larimore