Originally posted on Art of Quotation: “Lord, what fools these mortals be!” William Shakespeare, ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ (1595-6) act 3, sc. 2, l. 115
Originally posted on Art of Quotation: Tell me a story of deep delight. Robert Penn Warren, poet, author from “The Collected Poems of Robert Penn Warren”, p.267, LSU Press
Originally posted on John Sapiro: cf. Richard Avedon, “Carmen, Homage To Munkacsi, Coat By Cardin, Place François-Premier, Paris” (ca. 1957) and Horst Ehricht, “All the rage in Paris” (Maclean’s Magazine,…
Originally posted on Perception of art: #1 Jung Lee Jung Lee is the Seoul-based artist who creates exceptional artwork by setting her neon installations on the perfectly selected landscape that…
Originally posted on Zoolon Audio: ‘Last Year’s Silhouettes’ Historians can’t wait until tomorrow When they’re writing of a time that had no flaws The planet and the wildlife feeling better…
Originally posted on Graffiti Lux Art & More: On my walk to Graffiti Alley, I spotted this beauteous paste-up in a window. Pasted on the inside, you can see the…
Originally posted on - MIKE STEEDEN -: DAZED VIOLET EYES Memories flung into a harvest time bonfire, an immaculate enforcement of shameless remorse Reconciliation is but transparent breathing space, twixt…
