Various Dukes by Hirsch

Hirschfeld (1946, 1992, 1991) from the Al Hirschfeld Foundation

#al hirschfeld #cartoon #cartooning #duke ellington #jazz

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Picasso over limb saved by Man

#Man Ray #Picasso #photography #dada #surrealism

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Eartheater

#eartheater #Superhots

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Imagining time with Pierre

Untitlted (Liegender Frauenakt), Pierre Huyghe (2012). Concrete sculpture, live beehive, wax.

#pierre huyghe #sculpture #process #systems #environmental art

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I would like to be invited to this party

#ramones #video #joey ramone #general johnson

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Crying. i am alive and i am feeling. i am inhabiting and creating. you make me laugh, i make you warm, we create and grow and continue. thank you, life for this experience, thank you fortuitous accidents, emergence, randomness, chaos, for this opportunity.

Source: Spotify

#grateful #Crying Material #crazy

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Laylah Ali in

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Who doesn’t want this kind of extreme focus. Her spectacle-adorned face, a material symbol of a being that moves through the word with acuity (an almost casual precision, a relentless vision).

#contemporary art #laylah ali #race relations

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witchesandslippersandhoods

Eiko Ishioka’s costume designs for Bram Stoker’s Dracula (dir. Francis Ford Coppola, 1992)

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Going to dress up like 70′s brian eno for galentines because every song on his first 3 albums is a revelation and friendships are a revelation

#brian eno

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finding freedom in a sweep of movement

#zorba the greek #mikis theodorakis #20th century classical composers #dance #water

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Death by Harold Pinter

(Births and Deaths Registration Act 1953)

Where was the dead body found? Who found the dead body? Was the dead body dead when found? How was the dead body found?

Who was the dead body?

Who was the father or daughter or brother Or uncle or sister or mother or son Of the dead and abandoned body?

Was the body dead when abandoned? Was the body abandoned? By whom had it been abandoned?

Was the dead body naked or dressed for a journey?

What made you declare the dead body dead? Did you declare the dead body dead? How well did you know the dead body? How did you know the dead body was dead?

Did you wash the dead body Did you close both its eyes Did you bury the body Did you leave it abandoned Did you kiss the dead body

(1997)

#Harold Pinter #poetry #death #bereavement #grief #grief and loss