
Have a Double Rainbow weekend!
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Have a Double Rainbow weekend!
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“Jack’s Imaginary Friend” by Sean Clarity. Welp, that just made my day!
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I’m convinced Christoph Niemann is a genius!


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I caught this great segment of PBS’s Art21 series: Humor. The last artist they focused on was Walton Ford and I was really taken by his masterful watercolor and prints!



Blending depictions of natural history with political commentary, Ford’s meticulous paintings satirize the history of colonialism and the continuing impact of slavery and other forms of political oppression on today’s social and environmental landscape. Each painting is as much a tutorial in flora and fauna as it is as a scathing indictment of the wrongs committed by nineteenth-century industrialists or, locating the work in the present, contemporary American consumer society.
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Well, wow! I am VERY impressed by the work of Aakash Nihalani!
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Something very cool a friend of ours is participating in. Sounds like tons of fun!
Paul Ramírez Jonas has created a Key to the City that is not only a symbolic award, but also a functional key—opening spaces across all five boroughs of New York City. This Key to the City is intended for everyday citizens, who will award one another the key for reasons large and small. Once in hand, the key launches a citywide exploration of back doors, front gates, community gardens, graveyards, and museums that suggests that the city is a series of spaces that are either locked or unlocked.
Tags: adventure, art, boroughs, Key to the City, New York, Paul Ramírez Jonas, project, scavenger hunt, Travel
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Jetpac Magazine compiled these awesome Dharma Station posters, by websitesarelovely.
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Tags: art, design, Dharma, Entertainment, lost, posters, stations, television, The Hydra, The Looking Glass, The Orchid, The Swan
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Oh man, these “DJ Sweet” headphones, by Glamasaurus, are freakin’ cute!
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Fascinating story!
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I didn’t even realize until late last night that I didn’t update the blog! Obviously, not a lots riding on this… it just felt strange. Had a busy night last night; went to a gallery opening for Iain Faulkner at the Eleanor Ettinger Gallery, and saw a midnight showing of Iron Man. So, sleep didn’t happen until well after 3. I’m pooped! Iron Man was really fun. HUGE plot holes, but it was geeky fun and Robert Downey Jr. is so suave! In other news, my hair is turquoise, which is quite excited as I’ve never gone this color before. Good times!
I’m rambling a bit, probably due to lack of sleep and feeling under the weather anyway. Picture taken from this morning; the light was just so lovely! Here’s to a relaxing weekend! Much love!
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