Gary isn’t sure what to pursue. And by what means. (Taken with instagram)
Trust me. This is going to get old for you waayyy before it gets old for me. Unfollow while you still have a chance.
This is the first in what I’m sure will be an all too constant theme for this blog: iPhone pictures of my dog.
“I am What Is, What Hath Been, What Shall Be—My Veil hath been Disclosed by None. The Fruit which I have Brought Forth—is this—The Sun is born.”
- From a Temple of Isis in Egypt
That’s pretty metal.
(Source: blackhallmanor)
My friend Sam posted this photo on Facebook. Apparently it’s the result of an HDR mishap combined with the PictureShow iPhone app. I say Sam was momentarily touched by the hand of Zeus, because this is one of the coolest images I’ve seen in a while.
When I say that, you should know that most of what I do on the internet is just hunt for “cool images.” And I’m a dude who spends a lot of time on the internet.
So. Way to go Sam, accident or not.
My favorite is the one in the middle.
John Casey, Visionist, 2010
(via iheartmyart)
At least YouTube/WMG takes 4’33” seriously enough to do something like this.
(via Touching Harms the Art)
Related. A 2004 performance of 4’33” by the BBC Symphony Orchestra:
Lindy Lee, Conflagrations from the End of Time, 2009
Medium: Paper and Fire
(Source: jpegheaven, via art-and-bob)
Shooting.
Britta Thie, shooting, 2010
(via today and tomorrow)
Video installations have never been something I’ve felt particularly drawn to. Too much of a time investment I suppose. This one caught my eye though.
It has a twinge of humor.
David Shrigley, Dog, 2007
(via art-documents)
“There was a boy. A very strange, enchanted boy. They say he wandered very far, very far over land and sea. A little shy, and sad of eye, but very wise was he.”
(via booooooom!)
