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Mark Twain (via kateoplis)
theonion:

More.

Gotcha.

theonion:

More.

Gotcha.

glamour:

Tracey Lomrantz Lester’s OMG heels during NYFW. Photo: Jenna Andrews

Can’t breathe.

glamour:

Tracey Lomrantz Lester’s OMG heels during NYFW. Photo: Jenna Andrews

Can’t breathe.

Killin it.

Killin it.

There is no such thing as not voting; you either vote by voting, or you vote by staying home and tacitly doubling the value of some Diehard’s vote.
David Foster Wallace (via azspot) People need to listen.
Let There Be Rock by AC/DC from the album: Let There Be Rock

lacma:

Good morning!

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Perfect for a Sunday morning.

statementshoes:

Céline

… Kool Aid man?

statementshoes:

Céline

… Kool Aid man?

lacma:

sfmoma:

bmoreroach:

Modern Art as a Healing Tool
Saw this on CBS Sunday Morning (which is becoming one of my favorite shows) and wanted to link to it.  From the LA Times: “On a Sunday morning CBS broadcast, news correspondent Bill Whitaker takes a tour through the 1,000 pieces of modern art on display at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.”
I loved how picky the hospital was about the art they accepted.  It’s not a place for celebrities to “dump” the art they no longer want, explained Leonard Nemoy and his wife. Artists in their collection include Jasper Johns, AndyWarhol, Robert Rauschenberg, and Frank Stella, among others.  
I also enjoyed seeing the patients connect to different pieces or just enjoying the act of walking around and looking at the variety of the work. 

Such a great story! Thx for sharing.

Just up the street from LACMA—what a great collection! I’m considering coming down with something just to get a closer look.

lacma:

sfmoma:

bmoreroach:

Modern Art as a Healing Tool

Saw this on CBS Sunday Morning (which is becoming one of my favorite shows) and wanted to link to it.  From the LA Times: “On a Sunday morning CBS broadcast, news correspondent Bill Whitaker takes a tour through the 1,000 pieces of modern art on display at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.”

I loved how picky the hospital was about the art they accepted.  It’s not a place for celebrities to “dump” the art they no longer want, explained Leonard Nemoy and his wife. Artists in their collection include Jasper Johns, AndyWarhol, Robert Rauschenberg, and Frank Stella, among others.  

I also enjoyed seeing the patients connect to different pieces or just enjoying the act of walking around and looking at the variety of the work. 

Such a great story! Thx for sharing.

Just up the street from LACMA—what a great collection! I’m considering coming down with something just to get a closer look.