from dario argento’s film “giallo”
Bernardine Dohrn
Someone requested a photo of me wearing glasses as a kid… It’s a long story.
Yes, I know I’ve posted this before…and I loved that jumpsuit, goddamnit!
cute! jumpsuits ruled.
me in my pink coat
me with the neighborhood crush…i think it was his shoes
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Oh… take me back. Justin was my neighbourhood crush. We kissed in the sweetest kiddie way.
His shoes are damn fine, by the way…and what a cutie! Childhood love/crushes etc are so underrated these days. I need to write something about that…
me with the neighborhood crush…i think it was his shoes
i wonder where he is now. all i remember is his 1st name was eric & my mom said he was sweet on me. haha
Free Kitten is a project of Kim Gordon (Sonic Youth) and Julie Cafritz (Pussy Galore)
A paparazzi photo of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt in the back seat of a car from 2005, Raymond Pettibon’s artwork for Sonic Youth’s album “Goo” from 1990 which is based on a paparazzi photo of David and Maureen Smith (two people named Mr. and Mrs. Smith) driving to the Ian Brady and Myra Hindley trial in 1966.
PIL “This is Not a Love Song”
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jamie hewlett
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I can’t get enough of that font, ever…
Herb Lubalin
A fun little list overviewing Brian Eno’s legendary deck of cards.
One of the things I like most about Eno is Oblique Strategies, a deck of cards detailing “over one hundred worthwhile dilemmas” that he first produced in 1975 in collaboration with the artist Peter Schmidt, and that he has revised five times since. The deck consists of a black box containing a number of cards, black on the reverse and white with small, centered black text on the obverse. When faced with any artistic dilemma, stump, or creative blockage, one is to draw a card from the deck at random and, simply, follow the oblique strategy presented thereon.
I’ve heard of these & need to find them…thanks for the reminder.
