electrichoney:

“You should always have a project that is just your life work,” he continues. “It should be the thing that carries you through the highs and lows. A kind of constant gardening.”
Theaster Gates: The Rise of an Unconventional Art Star

Reminder to self.

05.12.13 @ 11:57♥5

“You should always have a project that is just your life work,” he continues. “It should be the thing that carries you through the highs and lows. A kind of constant gardening.”

Theaster Gates: The Rise of an Unconventional Art Star

Reminder to self.

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thedoppelganger:

The Boxer, Shûji Terayama, 1977

actuallygrimes:

cool fact: fantasia was made at the height of world war II and if you watch it in the context of that it’s a really intensely emotional experience. every single sequence is about death

I love everything about this. Her voice, the Fantasia references, how uncomfortable I feel listening to the lyrics.

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I don’t usually use this platform to preach, but seriously. Get. It.

yewknee:

Introducing TF-X: Terrafugia’s Vision for the Future of Personal Transportation

Why is my first reaction to this that beheading percentages will spike?

http://bit.ly/12eIJEa

The Fifth Element comes to life, people.

05.08.13 @ 17:06♥1

jtotheizzoe:

Boatloads of Beetles

Famed biologist J.B.S. Haldane once said that “the Creator, if He exists, has an inordinate fondness for beetles.” With more than 400,000 known (and perhaps a million total) species of beetles on Earth, he had a point. Evolutionary biologists aren’t sure what makes them just so successful, but their varied traits are something to marvel at.

German hobbyist Udo Schmidt also has a fondness for the armored insects, and has been photographing them for decades. Check out a gallery of some of his best at Wired.