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Henry Rollins (via quotemadness)

“One of Henríquez’s best known artworks was indeed conceived as a humorous commentary on the stereotype of the Caribbean as being “hot-blooded.” Helado de agua del mar Caribe (Caribbean Sea Water Ice Cream), 2002, which the artist presented at Art Chicago several years ago, is actual ice cream made with Caribbean sea water. For the opening of the exhibition in September, The Bronx Museum of the Arts is shipping six gallons of seawater from the Dominican Republic to fabricate the artwork in collaboration with the Bronx’s venerable Delicioso Coco Helado company.” (source)

Covered, Stephan Baker

Trevor Paglen - They Watch the Moon, 2010

Time Writes History by Alain Vaissiere

Caribe Triste.

Los Corbanitos, Baní

The Vienna secession is resurrected once again under the orchestration of Prader’s supervision and detailed imagery. The semi-nude models dressed elaborately as warriors and erotic figures and the posed beside intricate props do justice to Gustav Klimt masterpieces. With the overwhelming presence of gold tones set in the costumes, ornaments and set, the gaudy decorations and backdrops, the classic struggle of the physical attainment to paradise is restored under the guidance of Inge Prader.

With David Bowie.

Grace Helmer - Little Landscapes [x]

In a July 1976 feature story—shot by Helmut Newton at her St.-Tropez villa just a few years after her star-making turn in The Night Porter—a then-30-year-old Rampling is not only called “the sexiest woman of the seventies,” but she also reveals exactly how she maintains her beauty from the inside out.

45 Years (Andrew Haigh, 2015)