An amazing staircase in Portugal, Paola Francesca Barone

Sudan, 1985 Sebastião Salgado

Fan Ho’s Melody. Hong Kong, 1952

The Sears Roebuck catalog assembly line in 1942.

Bill Evans plays like he’s rewriting the cosmos.

Why don’t occultists dress like this any more?

Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade balloon. Elliott Erwitt, New York City, 1988

The Scarecrow and Tin Man from the first stage adaptation of The Wizard of Oz, 1902.

Joel Sternfeld, a personal favorite photographer.

David Hockney

The Blood of a Poet (1932) dir. Jean Cocteau

Ink and color paintings by Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849), Edo period, Japan.

Terry Riley live in the 70s

David Hockney

A Native couple stands in front of an igloo in Wainwright, Alaska. 1921.

"when i was five i went fishing with my family" when i was five i went fishing with my family my dad caught a turtle my mom caught a snapper my brother caught a crab i caught a whale that night we ate crab the next night we ate turtle the next night we ate snapper the next

not the élitist “hamburger” structure

Francesca Woodman, untitled, 1976

Photography by Juan Rulfo, author of Pedro Páramo. Very interesting to me how his writing and photography show his creative vision from two different but related angles