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love a nice tapestry, embroidery, a good rug
audrey robinovitz’s work is truly breathtaking (her piece “deadly weapons” pictured below)
audrey robinovitz’s work is truly breathtaking (her piece “deadly weapons” pictured below)
Jun 14, 2024
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đź“šI love looking at her pieces for inspiration in general. Her book On Weaving is beautiful, a gift that I cherish.
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specifically seeing them on the big wall at the guggenheim. tears in my eyes
also - magritte’s the lovers
sun yuan and peng yu’s can’t help myself
polly nor’s you don’t know him like i do
several of van gogh’s works like this one and this one and this one and this one
felix gonzalez-torres “untitled” (portrait of ross in LA)
unfinished painting by keith haring
the silent voice by gerald moira
tessa boffin untitled #1
klimt’s death and life
schneelandschaft by cuno amiet (it’s huge in person)
disappointed love by francis danby
in the kitchen by helena janecic
christina’s world by andrew wyeth
Nov 11, 2024
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something about oil painting of modern textiles and plastics is so good
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🎾this summer, we’re starting yoga, we’re learning a new language (being bilingual is now the standard, you need to know at least three to be truly chic), we’re going to concerts just because the tickets were cheap, we’re going to museums (especially the weird ones), hitting up the local library to ask for new recommendations, whether it’s a surprise or based on past tastes, we’re painting, collecting and collaging, sewing and embroidering our clothes, re-learning the harmonica, playing chess with strangers online and at the café, we’re taking up tennis and pretending it’s not just because of challengers. the only way to find what brings you joy is to try.
May 19, 2024
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I had to go to Greenwood Cemetery for a class last semester, and many famous people like Leonard Bernstein and Jean-Michel Basquiat are buried there, but I stumbled upon this woman’s grave that read “FORTUNATE DESPERATE TRUSTFUL” and I was so upset by the idea of someone putting desperate on my grave that I had to look her up. her name was Eleonora Duse, apparently she was often known as just Duse (so chic), she was an amazing Italian actress, muse, and, importantly, was involved in numerous lesbian love affairs.
I think it’s in many ways much more respectful to learn about the people you pass by, rather than just letting them go on unacknowledged and unknown.
6d ago