#blinnk

(I miss you, I miss you) Hello there, the angel from my nightmare The shadow in the background of the morgue The unsuspecting victim of darkness in the valley We can live like Jack and Sally if we want  Where you can always find me We'll have Halloween on Christmas And in the night we'll wish this never ends We'll wish this never ends (I miss you, I miss you) (I miss you, I miss you) Where are you and I'm so sorry I cannot sleep I cannot dream tonight I need somebody and always This sick strange darkness  Comes creeping on so haunting every time And as I stared I counted  Webs from all the spiders Catching things and eating their insides Like indecision to call you and hear your voice of treason Will you come home and stop this pain tonight Stop this pain tonight Don't waste your time on me you're already  The voice inside my head (I miss you, I miss you) Don't waste your time on me you're already  The voice inside my head (I miss you, I miss you) (I miss you, I miss you)

Via Halsey Mckay Gallery & BLinnk

The Portrait Project Artists and their cadres have long decamped to the Hamptons in the summer, but since the 19th century hundreds of visual artists have called the East End of Long Island, their home, making it one of the longest thriving artist colonies in the United States. From Winslow Homer to Andy Warhol, artists have flocked to the South Fork for well over a century, drawn here by its art world, conviviality, the long Atlantic coastline and, of course its proximity to New York City. With the keen eye of British photographer Richard Fousler, The Portrait Project, curated by Janet Goleas, celebrates some of the artists, curators and critics that have left their mark here–the people whose lives and work have helped define the cultural fabric of Long Island's East End.