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"This will be our reply to violence: to make music more intensely, more beautifully, more devotedly than ever before."

- Leonard Bernstein

Look InsideArt Institute, Chicago, ILMArch 9, 2013
I really loved visiting the Art Institute, for my second time, on the recent Midwest trip. I saw lots of neat pieces including this beautiful Rauschenberg Combine - Short Circuit (Combine Painting), 1955. I have always liked his work, and collages/combines in general, but this one had a unique charm. Perhaps because it invites the viewer to look closer?
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Look Inside
Art Institute, Chicago, IL
MArch 9, 2013

I really loved visiting the Art Institute, for my second time, on the recent Midwest trip. I saw lots of neat pieces including this beautiful Rauschenberg Combine - Short Circuit (Combine Painting), 1955. I have always liked his work, and collages/combines in general, but this one had a unique charm. Perhaps because it invites the viewer to look closer?

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Bored in the CornerDe Young Museum, San Francisco, CAMarch 23, 2013
#cameraphone

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Bored in the Corner
De Young Museum, San Francisco, CA
March 23, 2013

#cameraphone

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My good friend, Jen, sent each member of our book club a handmade bookmark. Mine arrived last night and I adore it. Here it is marking my place in The Wizard of Oz.
Jen’s etsy store is here.

My good friend, Jen, sent each member of our book club a handmade bookmark. Mine arrived last night and I adore it. Here it is marking my place in The Wizard of Oz.

Jen’s etsy store is here.

mr-mahaffey:

A new version of my Anna Wintour. I know you won’t be able to scan it or maybe even see it, but there’s a QR code embedded in her sunglasses that reads: COUTURE LIFE. :D

mr-mahaffey:

A new version of my Anna Wintour. I know you won’t be able to scan it or maybe even see it, but there’s a QR code embedded in her sunglasses that reads: COUTURE LIFE. :D

Source: etsy.com

Had a great time at the DeYoung today. Took this shot of a detail of Renoir’s “Strawberries” - part of the Paley Collection exhibition. I recommend seeing that and the Danny Lyon photography exhibit.
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Had a great time at the DeYoung today. Took this shot of a detail of Renoir’s “Strawberries” - part of the Paley Collection exhibition. I recommend seeing that and the Danny Lyon photography exhibit.

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Source: rinfocus.wordpress.com

Feminist Street Harassment.
Thanks to jennyjanuary for sharing this on Facebook. I love it!

Feminist Street Harassment.

Thanks to jennyjanuary for sharing this on Facebook. I love it!

artpedia:

Edward Hopper

  • Chair Car, 1965. Oil on canvas
  • Summer Interior, 1909. Oil on canvas
  • Hotel Lobby, 1943. Oil on canvas
Source: artpedia

"Some people are born to make great art and others are born to appreciate it. Don’t you think? It is a kind of talent in itself, to be an audience, whether you are a spectator in a gallery or you are listening to the world’s greatest soprano. Not everyone can be the artist. There have to be those who witness the art, who love and appreciate what they have been privlage to see."

- Bel Canto by Ann Patchett

Art in Transit - Literary Journeys by Owen Smith

The series “Literary Journeys” depicts BART riders immersed in books by Dashiell Hammett, Jack London and Amy Tan, with scenes from the books coming to life in their imaginations. “I love the idea that there could be something interesting and different to look at while you are waiting for a train,” Smith says.

Art in Transit - Literary Journeys by Owen Smith

The series “Literary Journeys” depicts BART riders immersed in books by Dashiell Hammett, Jack London and Amy Tan, with scenes from the books coming to life in their imaginations. “I love the idea that there could be something interesting and different to look at while you are waiting for a train,” Smith says.

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