September 2011
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In response to a string of at least 10 unsolved sexual assaults in Brooklyn, New...
– Oh, okay. (via synecdoche)
SLUTWALK IS TOMORROW, Y’ALL
(via funkyfest)
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Proenza Schouler’s Lazaro Hernandez and Jack... →
Chloë, most of your decisions — whether they are your choices in projects or your choices in clothes — seem to stem from a desire to explore things from a very personal perspective and not necessarily to please the masses. Is this a conscious decision?
Making myself happy and not doing things for other people or because of what they’ll think is how I mostly make my choices. Some have not ...
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XAVIER DOLAN AWARD WINNING DIRECTOR IS TURNED ON...
Were you bullied at all besides that? There was a guy whose name was Joey. He had nice armpits and a nice body. I have an obsession with armpits. I love hairy armpits. I’m getting a boner just talking about it. He was a year older and he was athletic. He was into basketball and hung out with these cousin humping idiots and SUV addicts. He was gently bullying me and trapping me in corners,...
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September in New York City is one of my favorite times of the year with Fashion’s Night Out happening this Thursday, and the end of month MoMA PS.1 hosts the NY Art Book Fair. Summer’s winding down, I’m looking forward to Fall (best season in NY I’d say), opportunities keep flowin in and after a month long debate of whether to renew our lease, a recent bed bug outbreak in...
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The results of ‘Impact! Design for Social Change’
Recently had mentioning in a School of Visual Arts post, thought this was uber cool:
For the past six weeks, students of SVA’s summer intensive program Impact! Design for Social Change have had the opportunity to combine their creative skills with their desire to make a positive difference in the world. Aside from engaging in a series of educational field trips, the international group of ...
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What designers do is they take revolutions that happen maybe in science or...
– MoMA’s Paola Antonelli (via curiositycounts)