bed ridden lizers

h. newton, self portrait with june and model, 1981

if looks could kill you'd be a shotgun. Bang.

jonny in europe

INVISIBLE GIRL

zombie children

david buren at guggenheim

hey blinkin!

did you just say Abe Lincoln?

eddie got a scanner

this is my friend sue's friend eddie's blog.
friendship! also, it is good.
also, he works at honey's.

ZARDOZ + the shape of things to come

ffffound!

HOW DARE SHE WITHOUT INFORMING ME EARLIER

********************LOOK AT THIS IMMEDIATELY***************

stolen

everything that happens happened that day

yes, that is cindy sherman with her eyes closed. and d. byrne in a large synthetic-y black coat.

social studies

photoshop rendered in realface objects

art snob solutions

DON'T FORGET TO SEND ME A FRIEND REQUEST

this too

for realz

source of vince says all the original actors

her earliest work

more...

for british eyes only

until now?

this must be the place

forest cafe, edinburgh

october 2008

iiiittttt'ssss alllliiiivveee

Felling a Fir Tree, 51 Feet in Circumference, 1906

Darius Kinsey
"Felling a Fir Tree, 51 Feet in Circumference"
1906

schmeats

A line will take us hours maybe;
Yet if it does not seem a moment's thought,
Our stiching and unstiching has been naught."
---Yeats

Lazy Eyes

LAZY eye(s) crazy eyed killah

dedicated to a. shapiro

snippet!

Today is September

How do you make God laugh?
You make a plan.

scotch_mist

THIS IS ONE FOR THE GOOD DAYS

thesizing

Martin Parr, "Last Resort" 1982

Helen Levitt, "Untitled (New York), 1972"

Joel Sternfeld, "Untitled (McClean, VA)" 

Mitch Epstein

Stephen Shore, "New York City, NY (Sept.-Oct. 1972)"

"I have no problem with the virtual reality on your screens as long as you are aware that it is virtual. My concern is that experience by proxy is a poor substitute for the reality of the interactive space we inhabit.

As a sculptor I believe that perception structures thought and that to see is to think and conversely to think is to see.

The virtual reality of the media, be it television or Internet limits our perception in that it affects our sense of space. It immobilizes our ability to apprehend actual physical space. Don't let the rhetoric of stimulation steal away the immediacy of your experience.

Keep it real, keep it in the moment. No one perceieves anything alike; we only perceive as we are and it is our individual reality that counts."

-- Richard Serra, Williams Commencement Speech, 2008

(nevertheless, blogged, mais oui)

art of yesteryear(day)

cabinet of wonders

lean on my pisa

what the internet is doing to our brains, maybe

Is Google making us Stupid?

stuff white people like #105

unpaid internships

"In stamping photography with the patent of realism, society does nothing but confirm itself in the tautological certainty that an image of reality that conforms to its own representations of objectivity is truly objective."

P. Bourdieu

finally

“I have been photographing our toilet, that glossy enameled receptacle of extraordinary beauty. Here was every sensuous curve of the ''human figure divine'' but minus the imperfections. Never did the Greeks reach a more significant consummation to their culture, and it somehow reminded me, in the glory of its chaste convulsions and in its swelling, sweeping, forward movement of finely progressing contours, of the Victory of Samothrace.”
--Edward Weston

What do you think about when you mediate?