This Is So Fucked Up 

you: why is return of the jedi your favorite star wars??

me:

you: holy shit

Elizabeth Nourse - La Petite Soeur (1902)

Forever always amen

*friend asks for favor*

me: 

Ink Maze illustrations for Saatchi & Saatchi by Maria Tiurina

Attila Sassy (Aiglon), “Opium Dreams” (1909)

Edie Campbell reading a map in “Stardust” for Vogue US, June 2013. Photograph by Peter Lindbergh.

“Pale rider. Setting out from Marrakech, the young English model (born into a family of fashion-industry insiders) scans her map in a thirties-garden-party frock. Band of Outsiders silk habotai dress. Saint Laurent by Hedi Slimane felt hat. Ann Demeulemeester ring and boots.”

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Metropolitan (Whit Stillman, 1990)

Todd Carpenter’s “In The Spaces Between” at KP Projects.

Currently on view at KP Projects in Los Angeles, California is artist Todd Carpenter’s masterfully brooding solo exhibition, “In The Spaces Between.”

“In the Spaces Between” brings us a new way of seeing the world around us. Bringing new meaning to the phrase “can’t see the forest for the trees”, Carpenter recognizes the tendency to consider a subject for only its material parts. We categorize, organize, and reduce things into their utility, or disutility in seconds. Snap judgements define how we see and interpret the world, and as a result, what we see becomes less and less of what really is, and is replaced by a shallow projection. Our affinity for labels and the search for belonging within only a few superficial restrictive categories leave many feeling isolated and alone, inhibiting a broader view of what surrounds us. Carpenter reminds us through the quiet resilience of a single beam of light, piercing steadily through the arms of a tree, to appreciate a subject’s surroundings as well as the subject itself.

“In The Spaces Between” will be on view until July 28th, 2018.

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