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Zachary Rossman. This one’s at Tiny Showcase this week, and a print can be yours for $20, part of which will go to the Environmental Defense Fund.
By the way, there’s a sale.
Dalton Rooney and his photographs.
…but this is also Tom Addison.
Let’s just talk for a minute about how much I love “sasuga.” According to this, it means “reconfirming and being impressed again by what you thought would happen all along; more or less agreeing but on the other hand having your doubts or being unable to agree”; “recognizing something to be true but under different circumstances it wouldn’t be, yes, but; yes, exactly as I thought; even ______ [wouldn’t be able to…]”
ALSO, fun fact: you never use kanji for sasuga, but if you did, it would be “flowing rock.” PUT THAT IN YOUR PIPE AND SMOKE IT not really it’s bad for you D:
Jenny Kendler is an environmental artist.
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Graham Dean, contemporary painter, international renown.
Waterhouse & Dodd - Contemporary - Object Detail - Small Blue Umbrella - Graham Dean ( 1951 - )
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And he was distressed that in a situation where a real man would instantly have known how to act, he was vacillating and therefore depriving the most beautiful moments he had ever experienced (kneeling at her bed and thinking he would not survive her death) of their meaning.
He remained annoyed with himself until he realized that not knowing what he wanted was actually quite natural.
We can never know what to want, because, living only one life, we can never compare it with our previous lives nor perfect it in our lives to come.
"The Unbearable Lightness of Being, by Milan Kundera, translated by Michael Henry Heim (via bpick)
Jonas Burgert, born in Berlin, lives in Berlin.
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It appears that Bryce Wymer is his Micron pens, paintbrushes, and markers.
Live Now! is Eric Smith’s collaborative typography project. After being diagnosed with three different kinds of cancer, he’s focusing on the present moment.


Christian Schupp does business as ARO.