a visual collective outlet of inspiration
a song created by dave stewart of eurythmics and jihae for Walk a Mile project started by the state department and david lynch foundation for the london olympics. by uh
actions speak louder than words?
although it could be difficult to declare indecisiveness and to spell out maybe? these were dreamed up by tauba auerbach. by sv
MEETING ON TOP
would have loved being a little mouse sitting at this meeting with the big boys… marc jacobs, wes anderson, jarvis cocker and ezra petronio, in pretty good company. shot by katja rahlwes for self service #23. by pp.
PLENTY
plenty of plenty. by the way dd, aren’t you supposed to stop smoking? by pp.
quote of the day – pablo
sure you will! by pp.
i met my first love at thirteen, she was brown and i was pretty green…
handsome handsome eric burdon with what i assume is some of his own photography? the epitome of a rock and roll man. by sv
ryan gander – lisson gallery
beautiful marble sculpture by ryan gander at lisson gallery in london! by pp.
a candid marlon and liz
i wonder if she had her hand on his bum or what caused mr. brando to have such a reaction? regardless, love this shot. by sv
PASTAFARI
“austrian atheist niko alm supports the church of the flying spaghetti monster, a joke religion conjured up by atheists who say their make-believe stories are no better or worse than any traditional church’s. in 2008, to make a point about his faith’s sanctity compared to others, alm asked to wear a pasta strainer on his head for his driver’s license photo. austrian citizens are only allowed to wear headgear in state IDs for religious purposes, so alm, a spaghetti monster “pastafarian,” argued that a colander is his “religious headgear.”
this week, after avoiding alm for three years and even making him submit to a psychiatric examination, the austrian government caved. alm now has a valid austrian drivers license, complete with colander.”
he has too much free time but at least he got his way by ak
do not pass go, do not collect $200
chicago based anonymous art collective bored engaged rich uncle pennybags in his biggest role yet, a life-sized one. they took to the streets in chicago’s logan square neighborhood, adorning the sidewalks with plywood dice, chance and community chest cards. if you’re not careful, you may get a card that says go to jail for douchebaggery. i like the way these kids think. by sv
japanese manhole covers
it would be cool to have these in new york by ak
it was the best of times, it was the worst of times
by olivia wolfe, of american two shot by m+m
