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the mütter museum

honestly this made me feel nauseous and was sort of a horrible time but it was objectively interesting and i still think about it a lot lmao

@barffalo

Oct 25, 2024

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The Museum of Natural History W 81st St

This is probably the best art museum in the city even though its goal is to be plainly didactic and show off some dinosaur bones. Just look at those dioramas. It’s all Off. As my colleague Louis Osmosis might say, it’s giving kunst. Philanthropy chic. I love that some corners of this place haven’t seen any sprucing up since like the 90’s. It feels abandoned and too big for its own good; each section suggests varying degrees of attendance and funding so there’s a weird fragmented feel to walking through the entire museum. Some rooms have flickering lights and are mad dusty. Definitely for fans of Baudrillard’s Simulacra and Simulations lol! I recommend going in the winter time.

@laszlo-horvath

Aug 11, 2022

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the barnes foundation

another wonderful museum in philly which had some really interesting and unexpected curation, including religious, impressionist, and modern works, as well as masks, tools, and decor the museum also had a great exhibit on matisse & renoir showing until september 8

@gabbylinder

Aug 18, 2024

Top Recs from @marianquina

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DAVID BOWIE prophesied THE BIRTH OF KANYE WEST

There's really no basis for it besides straws being grasped from Bowie's Blackstar album, but still found it funny.

@marianquina

1d ago

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Strawberry - roy blair

It's crack in music form and an instant serotonin boost

@marianquina

2d ago

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EON:OS

Stumbled across this last week, and man… it just ripped me straight back to those summers spent hunched over my dusty old Dreamcast, sweating buckets in my bedroom, chugging Capri Suns like they were life support, booting up Jet Set Radio and thinking, ‘Yeah… this is peak human experience.'

@marianquina

2d ago