February 2012
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Feb 7th
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insight
+ David Balliano
Feb 7th
January 2012
9 posts
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phantom
Once more into my arid days like dew, Like wind from an oasis, or the sound Of cold sweet water bubbling underground, A treacherous messenger, the thought of you Comes to destroy me; once more I renew Firm faith in your abundance, whom I found Long since to be but just one other mound Of sand, whereon no green thing ever grew. And once again, and wiser in no wise, I chase your colored phantom on...
Jan 31st
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Jan 31st
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Jan 31st
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Jan 31st
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Jan 31st
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Jan 20th
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raw
Nudes by Thomas Ruff
Jan 11th
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WhereNext? // AUDIO QUARTERLY #1  Black Time - A Boring Day For The Boredom Boys  Cabaret Voltaire - Protection The Satyrs - Yesterday’s Hero  Eric Random - Fade In Front - Polaroid Powell - The Ongoing Significance Of Steel And Flesh Delia Derbyshire & Barry Bermange - Falling Stephen Mallinder - Cool Down Sandra Electronics - Clean Air Snowy Red - Sinkin’ Down Karl O’...
Jan 4th
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Jan 4th
December 2011
1 post
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bygone
Florence Anson, 1866 The Whisper of the Muse, 1865 The Angel at the Sepulchre, 1869 The Parting of Sir Lancelot and Queen Guinevere, 18733 A Vestal, 1864-65 Payers and Praise, 1865 Self Portrait, 1870’s + “The capacity for delight is the gift of paying attention.”  Julia Margaret Cameron
Dec 1st
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November 2011
5 posts
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destiny
AQUARIUS [January 20–February 18] The Beauvais Cathedral in northern France has been called “the most daring achievement of Gothic architecture.” Its soaring facades, carved wooden doors, stained-glass windows, and astronomical clock demonstrate high artistry. There’s a problem with the place, however: It hasn’t been completed. Work began in the year 1225, and experts...
Nov 30th
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digs
John Divola Zuma series on view in Under the Big Black Sun at MOCA.
Nov 30th
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Nov 7th
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Nov 3rd
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biotic
Ashes Dusk Dawn Fangs + San Francisco-based collage artist Alexis Anne Mackenzie.
Nov 3rd
August 2011
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correspondences
Nature is a temple, where, from living pillars, a flux of confused words is, sometimes, allowed to fall: Man travels it, through forests of symbols, that all observe him, with familiar looks. Like far echoes that distantly congregate, in a shadowy and profound unity, vast as the night air, in its clarity, perfumes, colours, sounds reverberate. There are fresh perfumes, like the flesh of...
Aug 18th
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July 2011
4 posts
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Jul 21st
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sleep
Sleep series by Gottfried Helwein, 2009
Jul 19th
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pandrogyne
“My project is not about gender. Some feel like a man trapped in a woman’s body, others like a woman trapped in a man’s body. The pandrogyne says, I just feel trapped in a body. The body is simply the suitcase that carries us around. Pandrogyny is all about the mind, consciousness.”  – Genesis Breyer P-Orridge A screening of “The Ballad of Genesis & Lady Jaye” will be followed...
Jul 5th
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Jul 5th
April 2011
2 posts
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mislay
All images by 17-year-old, Susannah Benjamin.
Apr 20th
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sitting pretty
Portrait of Fürstin Lieven Marie-Caroline, duchess de Berry Maria Lady Callcott Rosamund Hester Elizabeth Pennell Croker, later Lady Barrow (1826) + All portraits by Sir Thomas Lawrence, best known for his classic, “Pinky.”
Apr 12th
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February 2011
1 post
3 tags
Feb 26th
January 2011
3 posts
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tears in the typing pool
RIP Trish Keenan  ♡
Jan 15th
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Listen  Pendulum // BROADCAST, Haha Sound
Jan 15th
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happy new year
Hello, 2011 — here’s to dancing every day and writing things down.  Images by Sofia Ajram
Jan 3rd
December 2010
4 posts
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demons
Suvi & Tyler (2010) // Chadwick Tyler
Dec 30th
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森ガール
Mori means forest in Japanese, and the disciples look like fairytale forest wanderers. They’re partial to antique lace and hiking boots. If you want to know Mori, immerse yourself in the Mori Girl culture. Images from the Mori Girl Spoon magazine issue For Cori x
Dec 23rd
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rouse
Dec 22nd
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heteroclite
All images by Luke Gilford
Dec 18th
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November 2010
1 post
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100
The powers that be deemed the following the 100 most beautiful words in the English language, based on sound, definition or both: Ailurophile A cat-lover. Assemblage A gathering. Becoming Attractive. Beleaguer To exhaust with attacks. Brood To think alone. Bucolic In a lovely rural setting. Bungalow A small, cozy cottage. Chatoyant Like a cat’s eye. Comely Attractive. Conflate To blend together....
Nov 29th
October 2010
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ListenThe Box Theme // Coil, “Hellraiser Themes”
Oct 31st
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orgin
HEDI SLIMANE DIARY
Oct 10th
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sandwell district
SANDWELL DISTRICT // RADIO MIX #2 download here via resident advisor
Oct 2nd
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September 2010
10 posts
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regal
Wendy Bevan // Muse, AW 08/09
Sep 26th
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Sep 24th
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facina
What inspired me to create more than 500 variations on the face of a woman? I don’t know. I began to make them and I never stopped. Piero Fornasetti’s (1913-1988) trademark was a portrait of opera singer, Lina Cavalieri, found in a magazine from the 1800’s. Own your own piece of Tema e Variazioni.
Sep 22nd
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leda & the swan
A sudden blow: the great wings beating still Above the staggering girl, her thighs caressed By the dark webs, her nape caught in his bill, He holds her helpless breast upon his breast. How can those terrified vague fingers push The feathered glory from her loosening thighs? And how can body, laid in that white rush, But feel the strange heart beating where it lies? A shudder in the loins...
Sep 13th
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dual
Kim Holtermand is a Danish photographer
Sep 13th
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initial
Karl Blossfeldt // Urformen der Kunst (the original art), 1928
Sep 4th
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Sep 3rd
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Sep 2nd
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semblance
Artwork by Juul Kraijer
Sep 2nd
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plush
All images by the marvelous Tom Hines
Sep 1st
August 2010
8 posts
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moon
It’s said that tonight’s full moon is the smallest and faintest of the year… Art thou pale for weariness Of climbing Heaven, and gazing on the earth, Wandering companionless Among the stars that have a different birth,— And ever changing, like a joyless eye That finds no object worth its constancy? + Percy Bysshe Shelley // To The Moon (1909 - 1914)
Aug 25th
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fantasy
Sarah Moon’s Improbable Memories (1981) is a myth unless you have a large disposable income or trusty library card. Thankfully, a Russian enthusiast has gone out of her way to scan the entire book. Works include shots from the 1972 Pirelli Calendar, of which Moon was the first woman to shoot. I want everything in my world to look this way.
Aug 24th
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Aug 24th
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Aug 24th