last time i was in paris, i saw this collection from hermes called petit h. it is basically hermes trying to use their scraps pieces of leather or silk. some are weird and useless, and some are great, but everything is fun. by pp.
drifters reggae on a wednesday
all day, everyday. the amazing song is crop circle jerk ’94 by megapuss. video is surfishin’ from Fábio Siebert. by ak
thoughts of a dry brain in a dry season
T. S. Eliot – Gerontion by poetictouch
an audio of thomas stearns eliot reading his 1920 piece gerontion. the poem represents the view of a gerontic or elderly man and his Modernist views on religion and sexuality, amongst other topics. although the line, “thoughts of a dry brain in a dry season” is a metaphor for age, I thought it would be rather fitting for this peculiar new york weather we’ve been having. plus, I cannot think of a more satisfying way to hear eliot read than by the genius himself.
by sv
the ever changing face of beauty – by Sølve Sundsbø
Enter the Void: Gaspar Noé 2009
was not a fan of irreversible, i found it obnoxious and sensationalist. however, i just met nathan brown, the lead actor in the film, and now i have to give this a shot. the trailer seems worthy of a chance but knowing gaspar, there will be surprises indeed… by uh
Strange birds: the handley page victor
the handley page victor aircraft was a british bomber produced during the cold war to provide britain with a nuclear deterrent. the last victor was retired from service on 15 october 1993. HPV in motion. by dd
wish i was, where i was when i was wishing…
gorgeous days
at least it’s a gorgeous day in new york, and even though we don’t have psychedelic, rugged nature staring us in the face, it still makes you appreciate that we get to enjoy a day like today. are we a little bit deist? at least a smidgen? by kl
The Tale of a Fairy: A Film by Karl Lagerfeld
terrible taste in men i must say, otherwise why not. by xy
KIMBERLY®
i wish i could find out something about this kimberly brand. nada. the only thing i know is that they were one of the many advertisers (especially compared to today) during the 60’s-70’s using illustration. but wait, isn’t that jean shrimpton in the middle? maybe that unsuspecting shoot by david bailey helped establish this new grammar of seeing, and eased a little more creative storytelling in the more personally identifiable and coy medium of photography that we all love so much. by kl
i personally would go for a bear rug myself
by jamie isenstein woman and bear combo rug 2009 artist performance. by dd