sick down to my heart

Alex, Liz, Calire, Sean, Scarlett, Shayne, chad, emma 

“Women have always been a part of punk and hardcore, but we’ve always had to fight for space and recognition. And while that hasn’t completely changed, I think in the past few years, more women are getting the recognition they deserve, and then inspiring other women. There’s still a long way to go before it’s even remotely equal, but I’ve definitely felt a change. It’s very important to me to document people involved in punk and hardcore who have been underrepresented in the past. I can think of so many women who have been forgotten by history — it’s heartbreaking. In twenty years, if someone wants to know what hardcore was like in the US in 2017, they’re going to see a room full of women participating and supporting each other. That’s what I want to preserve.” —photojournalist Angela Owens (@angelaowens)

Mirror mirror, Leonardo Magrelli

Beyoncé sent writer Myles E. Johnson “Lemonade” yellow roses, thanking him for his article “What Beyoncé Won Was Bigger Than a Grammy,” which advocates for Beyoncé’s artistry and black activism after the “Album of the Year” loss at the 59th Grammy Awards.

YAMAMOTO, Masao

Rene Magritte

1993 guerrilla marquee by Jenny Holzer who fought the good fight on 42nd street ‘fore they tore it down.