(Source: nowplease, via ourmisspentyouth)
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Futile Devices (Shigeto Remix) by Sufjan Stevens
(via thesecretofexistence)
Impressive one night only Calvin Klein installation at New Museum of Contemporary Art in Seoul. (Photo: courtesy of Calvin Klein).
“More than once over the years I had told Sandy that if worse came to worst, that if we lost everything and found ourselves without a roof over our heads sitting on the curbstone at Franklin and Vista, we would not be without resources. From a car passing to the east, I would borrow a pad of paper; from a car passing west, I would borrow a pencil. By evening I would have written a story and we would be back in business. I always believed this.”
— Preston Sturges, in Sandy Sturges’ Preston Sturges by Preston Sturges: His Life in His Words. (via touslesdeux)
Compared to Jupiter’s moon Europa, our planet is practically a desert, as this NASA image shows. It’s a computer visualization showing Europa and a dried-out Earth, with the volume of all their water represented by blue spheres.
(Details at APOD: 2012 May 24 - All the Water on Europa)
John Kelsey, Depesrsion, Impoetnce, 2012.
Kelsey repurposed found language from spam emails for these “poems,” which he presents on paper featuring the old Whitney Museum insignia, the eagle. The lists of names indicate the emails’ senders, the titles are drawn from the subject lines, and the “stanzas” consist of the seemingly random, cut and pasted content of the messages.
Bottom right photograph by Tyko
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Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door // Bob Dylan
Dylan will ALWAYS be automatic reblog.
