Let My Own Lack of a Voice be Heard

15 hours ago

explore-blog:

The typewriters of famous authors. Pair with the pets of famous authors.

acehotel:

Krista Charles draws Google Street Views inside matchbooks with graphite and everybody knows it.

mymodernmet:

Sugar Skulls by Snow Violent

A series of skull-and-bones shaped sugar cubes that make a spooky addition to any hot beverage.

“The human heart, like kings, signs mere truces under a pretense of perpetual peace.” - Henri-Frédéric Amiel (1821—1881)

kateoplis:

With your arms

zaksmith:

with Kyle Kinane

shahirzag:

Unfollow the herd.

bookshelfporn:

Librairie Ptyx - Bruxelles

freepeople:

The Flaming Lip, Bottlerock, Napa 2013

nycartscene:

recently opened:

“The Street” & “The Store”
Claes Oldenburg

MoMA, 11 W53rd St., NYC (bt 5th & 6th Ave)

This exhibition examines the beginnings of Oldenburg’s extraordinary career with an in-depth look at his first two major bodies of work: The Street (1960) and The Store (1961–64). During this intensely productive period Oldenburg redefined the relationship between painting and sculpture and between subject and form. The Street comprises objects made from cardboard, burlap, and newspaper that together create an immersive panorama of a gritty and bustling city. The Store features brightly painted sculptures and sculptural reliefs shaped to evoke commercial products and comestibles. In The Store, cigarettes, lingerie, and hamburgers all become viable subjects for art. - thru Aug 5