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Fanny Howe
Love forgetting and then remembering about this Fanny Howe very-Fanny-Howe-ness
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Niger. The Bororos “peuls” tribe by Raymond Depardon.
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life:
This iconic image ran in the November 1, 1968 issue of LIFE magazine in an article about winners in the 1968 Olympic games in Mexico City. The headline and caption read: “A stubborn protest jars the Games—Amid Gold Medals, Raised Black Fists—Black gloves and bowed heads of Tommie Smith and John Carlos ignited controversy.” (John Dominis—The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images) #Olympics #LIFElegends #TBT
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Tippi Degré by Sylvie and Alain Degré
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A Ritual of Allmost Unknowable Meaning (Germany 1920s) http://www.jkbookseller.com/
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A Fisherman 1, Japan, 2014
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Erwin Hauer
Jerusalem Tower, 1969
cast stone
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“Even the drug dealers, when they walk by with their Kalashnikovs, they just stop and look.” - JR, speaking of Casa Amarela, which offers classes and workshopsCreditJR-ART.net
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Wise House, San Pedro, 1957 by Richard Neutra
Pictured: view out to Pacific Ocean
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instagram gladjensgrand
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Georg Baselitz, 1995
World Games for Children via Pomelo by Waanaki
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the other part of me
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1941
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“Attitude of woman working in the rice fields.” Pedagogical anthropology. 1913.
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Florence Henri
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Azizi Johari as Rachel in The Killing of a Chinese Bookie (1976)
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Kombai mother carrying her child in Irian Jaya, #Indonesia by Frederic Lagrange
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Anna Magnani and Pier Paolo Pasolini on the set of Mamma Roma
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Sophie Calle, aus der Serie “Der Schläfer”, 1979, Collection Jay Chiat, New York © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn, 2000
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Today therapist and I talked about the benefit in noticing situations that bring you discomfort (easy) and in staying with that discomfort (not so easy) because it’s in turning towards what you want to run away from that you can really start to see yourself + what you actually need
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collier . ceramic . handmade .
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Basic August
Eileen Myles
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