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The reality-television competition that began nine years ago has evolved to reflect an era fixated on gender and identity â and the boundary-pushing spirit of its star.
RuPaulâs Drag Race isnât just a TV show, itâs a revolution. Nine years later, Iâm still obsessed with it.Â
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In his ongoing photographic project titled Ornitographies, Xavi Bou utilizes a non-invasive, self-mastered variation of chronophotography in order to capture the marvelous shapes and patterns generated during the course of birdsâ flight. His technique allows him to make the invisible visible, crystallizing the states of past, present and future all in one frame.
More info and photos here. Bouâs project page here.
We sit silently. My friend stares deeply into her empty glass, occasionally shuffling the ice around with her straw. "Wow," she says. I sit and wait for her to say something else. What started out as a festive night somehow became a long, deep discussion about love, what it consists of, and how rare it actually is.
Too much good writing to quote here. Manson does an excellent job articulating why some relationships (platonic, romantic or otherwise) stand the test of time and others donât, how to recognize which kind of relationships you have, and how to correct them if needed.
A series of instincts, thousands of tiny adjustments, hundreds of drafts ⌠What is the mysterious process writers go through to get an idea on to the page?
A great, honest piece about the imperfect processes of creativity and revision. I think artists of all kinds can find something to relate to here.
An artist works outside the realm of strict logic. Simply knowing oneâs intention and then executing it does not make good art. Artists know this. According to Donald Barthelme: âThe writer is that person who, embarking upon her task, does not know what to do.â Gerald Stern put it this way: âIf you start out to write a poem about two dogs fucking, and you write a poem about two dogs fucking â then you wrote a poem about two dogs fucking.â Einstein, always the smarty-pants, outdid them both: âNo worthy problem is ever solved in the plane of its original conception.â
It's not about suspense; it's about survival.
I read this article over a year ago and still think about it from time to time. The entire article is a fantastic read and wonderful antidote to a lot of our popular ideals of marriage and romance. Itâs hard to pick just one section to quote but this is probably my favorite:
Romance is surviving and then not surviving anymore, without being ashamed of any of it.
Because survival is ugly. Survival means sometimes smelling and sounding the wrong way. Itâs one thing for a person to buy you flowers, to purchase a nice dinner, to PROVE that they truly, deeply want to have some good sweet-talky time and some touching time alone with you, and maybe theyâd like to do that whole routine forever and ever and ever. Thatâs a heady thing. Really? Me? Forever? YOUR HEART SINGS. And you imagine eating out at nice restaurants, and screwing, and eating out and screwing and eating out and screwing. Itâs like that Bongwater song about Pretty Woman, where romance boils down to âsucking and shopping and sucking and shopping and sucking and shopping!â Romance, in this view, is like Bill Murray in Groundhog Day, except heâs repeating the same sexily suspenseful moment over and over again.
True romance, though, is more like the movie True Romance: Two deluded, lazy people face a bewildering sea of filth and blood and gore together, but they make it through somehow, some way, without losing their minds completely.
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formeldeharv: âi put âAll I Want for Christmas is Youâ through a MIDI converter, and then back through an mp3 converter the result is this garbage â Iâm driving myself up the wall because I swear I...
Iâm having a shitty day today but this made me cry with laughter. Bravo.
Matthieu Venot l 2015
The British Library Puts 1,000,000 Images into the Public Domain, Making Them Free to Reuse & Remix
Link to Article
Link to British Library Flickr
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Selected Links by Subject:
musical instruments | fashion & costumes | ships | dancing |decorative papers | curator selection | highlights | portraits | space and science fiction | childrenâs book illustrations | technology | flora |advertisements | decorative illustrations | castles | heraldry | diagrams| comic art | illustrated letters & typography | wildlife
From Open Culture:
We have released over a million images onto Flickr Commons for anyone to use, remix and repurpose. These images were taken from the pages of 17th, 18th and 19th century books digitised by Microsoft who then generously gifted the scanned images to us, allowing us to release them back into the Public Domain. The images themselves cover a startling mix of subjects: There are maps, geological diagrams, beautiful illustrations, comical satire, illuminated and decorative letters, colourful illustrations, landscapes, wall-paintings and so much more that even we are not aware of.
(via maudnewtonâ)
Welp, this is pretty amazing. I expect at least one of these things to end up remixed and tattoed on my body.
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I recently had the opportunity to write about the amazing opening titles of a show I love, Broad City, on a website I love, Art of the Title. Check it out, friends!
Check out these great paintings by artist and muralist Michael Reeder. More on his site.Â
Igor Piwowarczyk
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Unfinished Construction Sites Andrew DeGraff Â
A small sampling of the work by fellow survivor of Willoughby Hall @ Pratt Institute!
Check out this tumblr!
Acquaintance cards, a variety of calling cards, 1870s-80s. USA. Via dangerousminds. More to see: Mays / flickr. They were used âby the less formal male in approaches to the less formal female.â
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Erik Jones - âLairsâ and âHer Royal Clothâ - limited edition prints now available in the Spoke Art online store - http://bit.ly/erikjonesprints.
Available for a limited time only, these two new prints will be discontinued June 28th and never printed again. Each print comes signed and numbered by the artist.
Architectural Density in Hong Kong
With seven million people, Hong Kong is the 4th most densely populated places in the world. However, plain numbers never tell the full story. In his âArchitecture of Densityâ photo series, German photographer Michael Wolf explores the jaw-dropping urban landscapes of Hong Kong. He rids his photographs of any context, removing any sky or horizon line from the frame and flattening the space until it becomes a relentless abstraction of urban expansion, with no escape for the viewerâs eye. Infinite and haunting.
Editorâs Note: Co-signed.
