Pages and pages of this, all at once.
…A Perceptive Scavenger “A perceptive scavenger is able to envision the use of some unusual material in [their] prospective dwelling merely because [their] vision of the structure is both unorthodox and flexible. [They let] the material contribute to...

…A Perceptive Scavenger

“A perceptive scavenger is able to envision the use of some unusual material in [their] prospective dwelling merely because [their] vision of the structure is both unorthodox and flexible. [They let] the material contribute to the design and form, rather than discarding the material or attempting to force it into a preconcieved mold. The exercise of ingenuity and the challenge that goes with the utilization of waste materials can be a dominate [sic] motivation to the artistic personality.”

Domebook 2, 1971
craigslistmirrors:
“Teju Cole wrote a piece about craigslist mirrors and some other internet photo projects for New York Times Magazine. So crazy.
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craigslistmirrors:

Teju Cole wrote a piece about craigslist mirrors and some other internet photo projects for New York Times Magazine. So crazy.

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jddunn:

This right here is why we science.

YES WHALE

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Anything we do with care, curiosity, and feeling will be good. Time spent working with words is never wasted.

Corita Kent and Jan Steward, Learning by Heart (via nicolefenton)

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The door opened. Weirdness came in.

William Gibson, The Peripheral (via erasing)

What we are trying to do, I assume, is really to get back to the principles and aims and spirit of the Declaration of Independence. This spirit is resistance to illegitimate authority and to forces that deprive people of their life and liberty and right to pursue happiness, and therefore under these conditions, it urges the right to alter or abolish their current form of government-and the stress had been on abolish. But to establish the principles of the Declaration of Independence, we are going to need to go outside the law, to stop obeying the laws that demand killing or that allocate wealth the way it has been done, or that put people in jail for petty technical offenses and keep other people out of jail for enormous crimes.

Howard Zinn “The Problem is Civil Obedience”

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iheartmyart:

Carla Gannis, Garden of Emoji Delights, 2014

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billdaniel:
“#trixnoise tour almost locked down.
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billdaniel:

#trixnoise tour almost locked down.