music.art.love.hometown

Mai 21, 2013

thequietwall:

OneHundredAndFortySix.

(via casa-in-stile)

9:57pm | URL: http://tmblr.co/Z4excxlWO7J7

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Mai 21, 2013

lacloserie:

Jean Marc Palisse

(via casa-in-stile)

9:56pm | URL: http://tmblr.co/Z4excxlWN-Mc

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Mai 18, 2013

yeezyfan:

If you say anything, you lose everything.

(Quelle: jayjay--edwards)

8:29pm | URL: http://tmblr.co/Z4excxlGig0U

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Mai 18, 2013

yeezyfan:

killer

(Quelle: illroots)

8:26pm | URL: http://tmblr.co/Z4excxlGht1M

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Mai 5, 2013

(via chimperator)

2:57pm | URL: http://tmblr.co/Z4excxkHIYrY

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Mai 5, 2013

orientaltiger:

Fear by Ryan Everson and Jason Garcia

2:56pm | URL: http://tmblr.co/Z4excxkHIKvJ

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Mai 5, 2013

(Quelle: thoughtsfrommunchkinland, via chimperator)

2:55pm | URL: http://tmblr.co/Z4excxkHIDxP

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Mai 5, 2013

myidealhome:

typographic poster in the bathroom

(via casa-in-stile)

2:53pm | URL: http://tmblr.co/Z4excxkHHykD

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Mai 5, 2013

artruby:

Daniel Arsham, Pay Phones (2013).

A preview of some of the work that will be displayed at the Emmanuel Perrotin booth at Frieze New York next week.

(All images courtesy of Galerie Perrotin and OHWOW.)

2:53pm | URL: http://tmblr.co/Z4excxkHHrGj

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Mai 5, 2013

nilsgeylen:

Nicolas Schuybroek

(via beanfield)

2:47pm | URL: http://tmblr.co/Z4excxkHGvqv

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Mai 1, 2013

hahamagartconnect:

THE BALLERINA PROJECT

One of my favorite NYC sights is seeing dancers warming up in the subway…have you experienced it? You’re waiting for the train and all of a sudden the person standing next to you starts to do a plie. There’s just something about that kind of beauty against a urban backdrop.

Which is why I’m equally fascinated with a photo series that’s been around for sometime now, The Ballerina Project. It’s an ongoing project by Dane Shitagi that depicts ballerinas amongst organic backdrops.

The project has been going steady for 10+ years in New York and now it’s trying to move on to a new phase – mini documentaries to compliment the photographs. Dane hopes these will give new audiences a more complete and accurate representation of ballet to help sustain it’s future.

*Unfortunately, Dane’s Kickstarter for this new phase ended 6 days ago without being funded. Here’s hoping he can get it rev’d up again.

**STORY was originally written for ARTNERDNY - where you can check out my weekly artnerd obsessions.