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  equatorjournal:

  Richard Kallwei, “Droppers” climb the Theater Dome at Drop City in 1967.

  The Theater Dome was used for performances, film and light shows. It’s multi-colored panels were all cut from chopped car tops, and the colors were from the original paint on the cars
  https://www.instagram.com/p/B_aehKSAxzR/?igshid=1q46cp5nt8r4l

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  leflambeur:

  By Josh Hight for Exit Magazine
  

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  forestgreenlesbian:

  when you’re lonely this is what the inside of your head looks like 24/7

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  sculpturegallery:

  Cup Suit, 1985 . Ken Little

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  crastinating:

  The Night I Swam (2017) dir. Damien Manivel & Igarashi Kohei
  

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  smelsea:

  From the Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills Handbook [pdf]

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  humanoidhistory:

  Vintage NASA press pic of Saturn’s northern hemisphere, observed by the Voyager 2 probe from 4.4 million miles away, August 19, 1981.
  

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  nouvellevaguefr:

  Le rayon vert, 1986

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  nobrashfestivity:

  Mieko Shiomi, Event for the Midday in the Sunlight, 1963
  

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  365filmsbyauroranocte:

  As I Was Moving Ahead Occasionally I Saw Brief Glimpses of Beauty (Jonas Mekas, 2000)
  

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  androphilia:

  Northwest Arkansas Ice Storm by Greg Disch, 2009

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  adamvaudin:

  Saturnia thibeta okurai (Okano, 1960) 昆蟲綱 Class Insecta 鱗翅目 Order Lepidoptera 天蠶蛾科 Family Saturniidae Genus Saturnia - by YoyoFreelance

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  newloverofbeauty:

  Antony Gormley  (b.1950):   Grid

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  lilithsplace:

  Phenomena Wind at the Foot of the Anvil, 1975
  Paul Jenkins (1923–2012)

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  elsewheregreen:

  Farm labourers beneath the (since destroyed) 4th-5th century Great Buddha at Bamiyan, Afghanistan - 1992.  Steve McCurry.

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  teconozcomascarita:

  Untitled. Nils Udo, 1986

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  augustus-goessens:

  Hands
  

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  oaluz:

  from here

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  mollyyoung:

  Solid heartbreak advice from Willa Cather

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  topcat77:

  Martin Creed

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  theegoist:

  Bridget Riley (English, b. 1931) - Untitled (Fragment 2) (Schubert 5b), screenprint on Plexiglas (on reverse of sheet), 68.90 x 66.90 cm (1965)