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  the60sbazaar:

  Guy Bourdin portrait for French Vogue 

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  jaredboger:

  instead of reading, or really doing anything at all (but, i hate saying that. i mean, it is something), i sat with my orchid colored pen in front of my face bringing it in and out of focus with my eyes. i then photographed the scene a few times to most accurately, but really most beautifully (imho), share the experience later with anyone reading or scrolling by and this is often how a blog post is made and how i miss out on really learning or accomplishing anything some afternoons (although, again, i hate saying that because surely/hopefully i have accomplished something here)

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  daaaamn, this one is still making rounds.

  Those are my knees tho!

  Maryanne Casasanta

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  weissesrauschen:

  Chechnya. Part II by Igor Palmin on Flickr.

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  nsewpress:

  THESE THINGS TAKE TIME by Mylinh Trieu Nguyen

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  editionsmultiplesandartistbooks:

  I have an old piece where for $1 I think about people for one minute. I send two emails. One when I start thinking, and one when I stop. This is an open edition.

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  bumpycircle:

  Constantin Brancusi

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  teleharvester:

  Sturges House, Frank Lloyd Wright, Brentwood, California, 1939

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  drawingdiary:

  Zoe Ghertner, New York Flowers

  http://www.gottlundverlag.com

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  patternandshape:

  Electronic Music for Schools
  Richard Orton

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  howtomakemoderndance:

  Placement and Disguise

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  monmignon:

  Aaron Siskind

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  fernsandmoss:

  Francesca Woodman

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  weissesrauschen:

  unbenannt by Adam Kremer on Flickr.

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  nicoonmars:

  Giovanni Anselmo

  Untitled, 1969

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  88pp:

  Eva Hesse 

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  oldhollywood:

  Paul Newman on the set of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969, dir. George Roy Hill ) (photo by Jimmy Mitchell, via)

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  pinatasmashing:

  Broken Whole, Yee Sookyung.

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  sandysays:

  the effect of gamma rays on man in the moon marigolds (paul newman, 1972)

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  visual-poetry:

  “yesterno” by anatol knotek

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  mranai:

  Marina Richter

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  designertextiles:

  DESIGNER – NATSUMI ZAMA

  Natsumi Zama’s fashion designs are inspired by traditional Japanese clothing, and her most recent work entitled “2 -> 3” explores the transition of fabric from two-dimensional to three-dimensional forms.  Each garment, when laid flat, looks as though it is mounted on a large expanse of square fabric, but when worn on the body this backdrop transforms into sweeping folds that dress the figure in pleats and fluted shapes.

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  blogalex:

  Bauhaus Puzzle. Saw it at the Bauhaus archive in Berlin.

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  iceblack:

  David Shrigley

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  roxanaazar:

  Judy Chicago
  Rainbow Picket

  1965