Yayoi Kusama lying on the base of My Flower Bed 1962 in New York, c.1965Yayoi Kusama lying on the base of My Flower Bed 1962 in New York, c.1965
Umayyad Mosque in Damascus
Source: khaste-irooni, via IslamicArtDB
"Here, the peaches and apricots are in flower. It is said that they will be ruined; that does not stop them from being pretty and not tormenting themselves about it."
I’ve made a print with Gosh comics to celebrate their 30th anniversary. You can buy it online here:
http://www.goshlondon.com/2016/09/30th-anniversary-print-8-a-dickensian-alphabet-by-tom-gauld/
(via booksandpublishing)
"… I felt that I was drowning in a sea of personalities, each one as eager to be a whole individual as I was."
The Russian Ark: This movie was shot in a single take. The cinematographer Tillman Buttner, used a Steadicam and high-def digital technology; joined with some 2,000 actors in a tight-wire act in which every mark and cue had to be hit without fail to get the whole film in one shot. (x)
