Trust (1990)
🎬 Hal Hartley
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we're not kids anymore.
occasionally subtle

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Trust (1990)
🎬 Hal Hartley

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The Hal Hartley collection
Trust (1990)
One of the best movies ever.
Every frame proves it.
Speed Van Racer
“ [The] picture was not just about a crossroads, but about us driving around. I'd had three days of driving and being the passenger. The driver and the passenger see the road in different ways. When you drive you read all the road signs, but when you're the passenger, you don't, you can decide to look where you want. And the picture dealt with that: on the right-hand side of the road it's as if you're the driver, reading traffic signs to tell you what to do and so on, and on the left-hand side it's as if you're a passenger going along the road more slowly, looking all around. So the picture is about driving without the car being in it.”
David Hockney
David Hockney.
RIP David Hockney

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I-105 at I-405 / Los Angeles, June 1, 1994 by John Humble
I genuinely loved this stretch, even if I never saw lit as perfectly as this. This was also the 5 second warning before KCRW would cut out, preparing me for going somewhere without KCRW.
Morning Maru
White snail
Big yawn

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Anyone know the artist?
Wow - Taix sighting! The DTLA version - before Echo Park.
Dayna did a great job holding on to ticket stubs.
Happy Goth Day
From a skull in a forest.
WPA Art, Uptown Post Office
4850 N. Broadway St., Chicago IL 60640
The historic Uptown Station post office in Chicago, Illinois was constructed in 1939 with federal Treasury Department funds. The two murals in the Uptown Post Office celebrate two Chicago icons, Carl Sandburg and Louis Sullivan. They are glazed ceramic tile murals, painted by Henry Varnum Poor in 1943 and funded by the Treasury Section of Fine Arts.
The Sullivan mural shows iron-workers and factories, with Louis Sullivan holding a model of his Carson Pirie Scott & Co. building.
The other mural shows Sandburg in a rural setting holding a guitar, with a farmer standing on the left.

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Illinois punk
Danny Lyon, Uptown, Chicago, Illinois, USA, 1965
“All the pictures in Uptown were made on a single block, Clifton Street. Lyon would ride there on his Triumph. Many years had passed when an Uptown teen, Rita Knight, sent Danny an email: ‘I have displayed your picture in my home and I get lots of comments and love to tell the story of the hippie that came over on his scooter, that gave us a dollar to pose for pictures. Take care, I love those pictures. It was a sad time in America, but some of us made it out . . . I am still married to the same boy I was with when you were there. I plan to be cremated and then some friends will sneak over and put some of my ashes on Wilson and Magnolia, and then some out at the lake where we spent so many happy days.’”