typeverything: Typeverything.com Type Lovers project by Jackson...
weepling: Louise Bourgeois, She Lost It [performance pieces]...
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androappreciation: Corinna Ingenleuf
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vaginawitchcraft: “Good morning New York. I’m sorry to bother...
“Good morning New York. I’m sorry to bother you. I’m not hungry. I do not want food or money, I just need a little support. I got dumped last week and I’m trying to give her space but I can’t do nothing. If you have any words of advice for me, a quote that resonates with you or a story about second chances, please raise your hand and I’ll come to you. I have sharpie markers and I’ll stay as long as it takes.”
This is so fucking adorable. I’m doing this next time someone breaks my heart.
copula: Scary Mansion - (title unknown)
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qstripmagazine: Q #3 cover by Jaime Hernandez!
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showslow: Embroidered X-rays by Matthew Cox
nevver: You think you understand
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accidentalism: On the morning of the 5th of April, New York...
On the morning of the 5th of April, New York City will wake up to glasgow-based artist david shrigley’s piece ‘how do you feel?’ On the high line billboard. Located at West 18th Street and 10th Avenue, the 25 x 75 foot (7.6 x 23 meter) installation will ask the common, yet complex question and provide an answer, one which is a comment on the emotional state of contemporary society. It deals with anxieties, paranoia, and the familiar pressures of personal and cultural demands.
Rare, Beautiful and Disturbing Objects from the National...
Rare, Beautiful and Disturbing Objects from the National Library of Medicine
Buried in the National Library of Medicine’s collection of more than 17 million items are some pretty amazing, largely unseen objects from around the world. These rare and fascinating pieces range from historically significant texts to grotesque depictions of skin ailments to hilarious cartoon warnings about infectious diseases. The mesmerizing new book Hidden Treasure is filled with images of these objects that are beautiful, enlightening or disturbing, and sometimes all three. The highlights include Hitler’s medical records, detailed graphic depictions of early-20th-century surgical techniques, a Russian book of clinical dermatology from 1887, and a report from the first medical responders to enter Hiroshima after the bomb. Here are some of our favorite items from the book.
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loveyourchaos: (by mikecreighton)
tonguedepressors: Bettina Rheims The Gender Studies
Eloy
Simon K
Valentijn
Melvin
Andrej P. III
Andy B.
Kira C. II
Kael T.B.I.
Edward V. III