—Mount Eerie - "House Shape"
New Mount Eerie out next week! Just in time for long night drives through the Moab desert. Sterogum said it perfectly: “Listen up, zone out, think about life, feel weird.”
My lady friend Avi has real photography talents. This one especially is my jam.
(Source: avigailkatzman)
We are busytime bumblebees getting ready for PSU’s Art + Social Practice conference, Open Engagement!
If you’re in Portland, register to attend. (It’s free!) On Saturday May 19th, The Delicious will be hosting a choir, debuting the short documentary made by the lovely Katherine Harral, and participating in a panel about social art + music.
We’re excited to share A People’s Choir with everyone and get people from all around the world singin’ some pop songs with us!
Yes please.
(Source: yokoo)
WHAT! These dwellings in Tiébélé, West Africa are crazy! The clay buildings are built by the men of the village and the women paint symbolic geometric patterns on them. In my head, this is how my home looks. Dream big, right?
Yayoi Kusama’s Obliteration Room at the Tate Modern may be old news, but I don’t ever want to forget its magic. This work embodies everything that I love. It is simple, bold, interactive. It is a reminder that by spreading one little spec of color into the world, transformation can be achieved.
Iris Apfel is one of my heros.
Coming Down by Anais Mitchell
I cannot stop. Her song is so simple and true.
There were gasps. This.Is.So.Good.
Gah, I’m such a sucker for this type of tedious simplicity. Over 12,000 sheets of construction paper were used by Prominent Figures in the making of this video. It doesn’t hurt that it is set to a song that speaks right to my heart these days. Home is seeping into my brainwaves.
I always return to Kiki Smith when I need the reminder that there is so much beauty in simplicity. Keep it simple, self.
The Love Competition by Brent Hoff. The best short documentary I’ve seen in a long time. I laughed, I awww’d, I contemplated the places I’ve put my love.
These days have been filled with an interesting combination of these two Aaron Huey photographs.
Enrich your life.
Good lord, I love this lady. Yokoo (maker of my giant pom-pom hat) has opened this gem of an Etsy shop.
Now Introducing, MOTHER!
