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"the subordinated sensorium of the worker, whose acts of rage and ruthlessness are mixed with forms of care, is an effect of the relation between capitalism’s refusal of futurity in an overwhelmingly productive present and the normative promise of intimacy, which enables us to imagine that having a friend, or making a date, or looking longingly at someone who might, after all, show compassion for our stuggles, is really where living takes place"
~ Lauren Berlant, Cruel Optimism, p. 189
Sculptress Abigail Tulis in the Grand Central Academy. Photograph by Jonathan Becker.
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“maybe things are sticky because they want you” from the “100(+) posterworks” series by anna gray & ryan wilson paulsen
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Monet in his studio with the Duke of Treviso looking at the central part of the Luncheon on the Grass in 1920. via
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~ Saint Etienne: I've Got Your Music (Golden Filter Remix) -
“I’ve Got Your Music” by Saint Etienne (The Golden Filter remix)
I had forgotten what it’s like to listen to The Golden Filter when they’re truly “on.” But really, two perfect groups in one song? How could this result not be flawless?
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Diana Thater - White is the Color, 2003
