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my grandfather, San Francisco, 1965

my grandfather, San Francisco, 1965

Friday, February 26th 2010 3:42pm

photo by Alexys Oliver

photo by Alexys Oliver

Wednesday, February 17th 2010 2:21am

Sunday, February 14th 2010 12:42am

see you Friday, Los Angeles

see you Friday, Los Angeles

Wednesday, February 10th 2010 10:55pm

Wednesday, February 3rd 2010 1:08pm

Saturday, January 30th 2010 3:12pm

Reblogged from The Joy Of not being Solid.

Saturday, January 23rd 2010 10:43pm

by Andrew Dinh

by Andrew Dinh

Wednesday, January 20th 2010 10:31pm

Ryan McGinley shoots Tilda Swinton in Pringle of Scotland’s new campaign

I love this.

“Shot during the making of the Pringle S/S 2010 Advertising campaign, the Tilda Swinton film by Ryan McGinley follows the new face of Pringle since last summer modelling the luxury brand’s womenswear.

Breathlessly travlling through the wildlife of Scotland, a dark forest framed by a bleak sky and rustling meadows, the Scottish filmmaker and photographer McGinley shoots a quiet and moving short film, highlighting Scottish heritage moving between the open moors to the dark caves and cobbled ruins surrounding the ethereal beauty of the androgynous Academy Award winning actress Swinton. McGinley artistic direction portrays Pringle’s loyalty to its Scottish roots as a brand and quirky creativity in its new collection on the most fitting of subjects.

The short film explores iconic elements of the Scottish terrain whilst delivering beautiful images of the clothes themselves on the captivating and bewitching actress.”

(via Dazed and Confused)

Tuesday, January 19th 2010 2:12pm

Monday, January 18th 2010 3:28am

Reblogged from Yimmys Yayo™.

Sunday, January 17th 2010 4:51pm

Jigokudani, Japan: In sub-zero temperatures Japanese macaque monkeys soak in the warmth of a mountain hotspring (via  The week in wildlife | 				Environment | 				guardian.co.uk)

Jigokudani, Japan: In sub-zero temperatures Japanese macaque monkeys soak in the warmth of a mountain hotspring (via The week in wildlife | Environment | guardian.co.uk)

Reblogged from The Animal Blog.

Thursday, January 14th 2010 9:19pm

WWTWD?

WWTWD?

Reblogged from TEAiM.

Tuesday, January 12th 2010 6:49pm

NPR is streaming exclusive first listen of Bjork’s new record Voltaic
Voltaic is a new recording from Bjork, but it’s not new material.
“In 2007, there was Volta, a CD of new songs from Bjork. Well, just before Bjork’s performance at the Glastonbury Festival in 2007, and before beginning what would be a two-year Volta tour, she and her band went into Olympic Studios in London. There, the group recorded live to tape selections from Medulla, Homogenic, Post, Vespertine and her latest. These performances are what make up Voltaic.”

NPR is streaming exclusive first listen of Bjork’s new record Voltaic

Voltaic is a new recording from Bjork, but it’s not new material.

“In 2007, there was Volta, a CD of new songs from Bjork. Well, just before Bjork’s performance at the Glastonbury Festival in 2007, and before beginning what would be a two-year Volta tour, she and her band went into Olympic Studios in London. There, the group recorded live to tape selections from Medulla, Homogenic, Post, Vespertine and her latest. These performances are what make up Voltaic.”

Thursday, June 25th 2009 9:10am

Joao Batista: The people and their food. Consumed in one week.
Very interesting portrayal of food consumtion worldwide.

Joao Batista: The people and their food. Consumed in one week.

Very interesting portrayal of food consumtion worldwide.

Thursday, March 12th 2009 3:32pm