Spencer Tunick’s installations encompass dozens, hundreds or thousands of volunteers; and his photographs are records of these events.
6:17 PM
Judging The World By Its Cover
“Nietzsche is not privileging the outside over the inside. He is not the classic aesthete bored with politics and such and just wanting to get his manicure and absinthe. No, Nietzsche gives us something much more thorough, much more devastating: he eliminates the inside all together. There is no inner you. You are what you do, how you go, how you smell. Accidents don’t happen to you. You are everything that happens to you.”
If you ever find yourself in Kyoto at night, I’d recommend you to first find a vending machine (which isn’t all that hard, considering there is one machine for every 23 Japanese citizens) and then to get as many interesting looking drinks as your arms can carry, before spending the rest of the night on these river banks with one or two friends.
It’s what I did last summer, and I wish I could do it every summer.
The First Grader is a 2010 film based on the true story of Kimani Maruge, a Kenyan man who enrolled in elementary education at the age of 84 after the Kenyan government announced universal and free elementary education in 2003.
Because it’s an unbelievable movie that beautifully tells the complex story and history of Kenya but gives hope for the future.
10:44 PM
Such an epic tune.
Along with my obsession for white bedrooms, I have an affinity for red velvet couches.
why, thank you!
a message from Anonymous
what does this even mean?
