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paul lepreux: chewed up and spit out… not quite.



art reflects life : the bio of paul lepreux
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by kl

CATEGORIES: art

ny bugs out in the summer

what just might happen if i come across another massive cockroach animal… running faster than my feet can take me. is it just me, or are they getting bigger? another catastrophie to hotter heat. btw, beautiful image is by paul lepreux. by kl

CATEGORIES: art, musings

Oil Slick in the Gulf of Mexico: U.S. prohibited from enforcing the ban on the oil company

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you gotta love the sellout losers like martin feldman, i really wonder how much money is needed to make you become one of these disgusting, unethical, moral-less idiots. makes me sick: “a new orleans federal judge, martin feldman, “immediately prohibited” the U.S. from enforcing the ban on the oil company and lifted the six-month moratorium on deepwater drilling imposed by president obama following the largest oil spill in U.S. history. drilling services share prices went up upon the release of the news.“ by xy

CATEGORIES: earth related

anonymous gem – beaubourg

i shot this piece of beauty in beaubourg at the “dreamland” exhibition (sorry for the bad crop). the rest of the show is pretty lame but this is a real gem. it’s from 1930 and anonymous, i would bet that was an inspiration for some of the most iconic shots from solve sundsbo. love it! by dns + pp

CATEGORIES: art

chanel nº 5 – the birth of a myth


“…with the help of her lover, the grand duke dmitri pavlovich of russia, the rising couturier coco chanel met french perfumer ernest beaux in the late summer of 1920 and arranged a meeting in cannes where he presented his current and former works. intended as a christmas present for he best clients chanel chose the bottle no. 5 from the adaptation trials on “rallet n°1”. when beaux asked her how she wanted to name that scent, she replied: “i always launch my collection on the 5th day of the 5th months, so the number 5 seems to bring me luck – therefore, i will name it nº 5″initially only 100 flacons of “chanel nº 5” were produced, which she gave away on christmas 1921 for free to her best clients. however, soon the demand for further supply was such that she decided to launch the perfume officially for sale in her shops in 1922.“

the iconic shape of chanel nº 5 is said to be inspired by vodka flasks from russian soldiers surrounding her lover. by pp’

CATEGORIES: musings

roy lichtenstein – still life at gagosian


generally not a huge fan, or maybe a bored fan of roy lichtenstein, it was rather refreshing to see the still life exhibition at gagosian. some of them have a modern yet minimal touch of color that is not that usual in lichtenstein work (photo). some are a bit boring too but worth checking anyway. by pp’

CATEGORIES: art