air as art.
Stunning photography by Janet Echelman, a designer who focuses on reshaping “urban airspace with monumental, fluidly moving sculpture that responds to environmental forces including wind, water, and sunlight.”
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meaningful media.innovative art
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A Runner's High →
congratulations Ben! we love you.
Getty Images recently announced that the “Grand Prix” winner of its annual ‘Mishmash’ creative challenge was Ben Redmond for his video “A Runner’s High”.The Mishmash challenge offered entrants the opportunity to create their own short story or video art using Getty Images’ extensive…
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streisand.
life:
On this day in LIFE Magazine — May 22, 1964: Great New Star Barbra Streisand.
See more photos of Barbra Streisand here.
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“we set our dreams to carry us
in the middle where we were one…” -
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quincy jones. the multifaceted.
The Sascha Brastoff Ceramics Factory - Architect: A. Quincy Jones. Los Angeles 1953.
Source: lamodern.wordpress.com
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moonrise kingdom. a samara rosenbaum suggestion.
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donna summer rip
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life:
Ah, don’t you wish you were at Cannes right now? (well, we do…)
Here, as the 65th edition of the French Riviera’s film extravaganza gets underway, LIFE.com presents a gallery of both rare and classic pictures from Cannes in 1962 — photos made 50 years ago that still, today, convey the glamor and the blithe sensuality that set the festival apart.
Pictured: French starlet Philomene Toulouse angling for attention with her pet fox and bare torso at the Cannes Film Festival.
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here in l.a. too.
Calvin Harris’ Feel So Close (Manila Killa & El Cid Remix) is on replay replay replay… right now. #nowplaying
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"At police headquarters, he admitted that he was Frédéric Bourdin, and that in the past decade and a half he had invented scores of identities, in more than fifteen countries and five languages. His aliases included Benjamin Kent, Jimmy Morins, Alex Dole, Sladjan Raskovic, Arnaud Orions, Giovanni Petrullo, and Michelangelo Martini. News reports claimed that he had even impersonated a tiger tamer and a priest, but, in truth, he had nearly always played a similar character: an abused or abandoned child. He was unusually adept at transforming his appearance—his facial hair, his weight, his walk, his mannerisms. “I can become whatever I want,” he liked to say."
This story of Frédéric Bourdin leaves me incredulous. He seems to be able to be everything but himself. (via yesmachine)
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love this guy.
“I don’t care if it’s not a beat. It was more of a thing like, let’s completely forget about making tracks, songs, music. Let’s just make sounds first.”
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