Bande à Part (1964), dir. Jean-Luc Godard
(Source: nouvellecinema, via mistercliche)
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A mother spider looks after her little ones at Rockefeller Center in 2001.
Louise Bourgeois’s Maman and Spiders.
Happy Mother’s Day!
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(Source: thegestianpoet)
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By Marina Muun, wonderful illustrations that seem to be inspired by folktales and mystical ideas with the mountains coming to life. They also have a fantastic colour palette that gives texture and edge to each piece.
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A quick translation for those who don’t read Latin (though how could you not as it is the official language of scientific writing in the 1400s). The painted label reads Syrupus acetositatis citriorum or ”syrup of lemon juice.”
Directions: Use contents to treat inflammation, calm fevers, quench thirst, and counteract drunkenness and dizziness.
Cylindrical drug jar (albarello), about 1480, Italian, Faenza, Tin-glazed earthenware. J. Paul Getty Museum.
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A few days ago we posted images of our prep team skillfully unloading a massive Matt Wedel sculpture into the gallery. After some careful maneuvering, the work has been fully assembled and altogether stands approximately 10 ft (3 m) tall! Pretty impressive considering it is completely made out of clay.
This sculpture if just one of over 20 works included in Matt Wedel’s upcoming exhibition “Sheep’s Head,” opening at L.A. Louver this Thursday, April 11, from 6-8 pm.
If you can’t make the opening, don’t fret! Matt Wedel will be participating in an artist conversation with Christopher Miles at the gallery on Saturday, April 13 at 11 am. The event is free, but reservations are required. Please RSVP to (310) 822-4955 or rsvp@lalouver.com.
To view a short documentary on Matt Wedel, please visit our Vimeo page.
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POP AND POPCORN GO DOWN WELL AT A FOURTH OF JULY CONCERT IN FOUNTAIN SQUARE, 07/1973
From the Records of the Environmental Protection Agency (12/02/1970-)
It’s National Caramel Popcorn Day! Enjoy a sweet and salty snack on this beautiful spring day!
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