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Apple Cabin Foods No. 6

I could go for some chicken whispers right about now…
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miseengreen:

Installation view of the exhibition, 15 of New York, Dwan Gallery, October 1960, Los Angeles.
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(via Russian art anarchists explain themselves | Don’t Panic Magazine | Radar)
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(via ¡Oye, Mira! at SFAI’s Walter and McBean Galleries : Moneydick)
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The Believer Logger: Tamara Shopsin is the author of the upcoming Mumbai New York Scranton,...

believermag:

Tamara Shopsin is the author of the upcoming Mumbai New York Scranton, which will be published on March 12. (Miranda July said of the book, “Could not. Put. It down.”) It’s a compellingly disjointed memoir about travel, marriage, illness and the interesting and strange connective details…

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The latest addition to the Great Adobe eBay Auction is this awesome sculpture by Michelle Guintu. Love.
(via Original Artwork by Michelle Guintu | eBay)
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(via Required Reading (March 10, 2013))
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wiblog:

Adobe Books is one of the best and most genuine places for artists, readers, and friendly people in SF to come together and make good things happen. It’s currently on the brink of losing its lease, and the great people who care about it are collectively working to save it and revamp its business model to keep it alive. You can now bid on some amazing artwork, all proceeds of which will go to help saving Adobe. Pictured here is a lovely piece by my artist friend Kelly Lynn Jones, who’s also the wonder woman behind Little Paper Planes.
Learn more + contribute on IndieGoGo, and check out more artworks up for auction here!
Image: Kelly Lynn Jones, Painting of a photograph of sculptures I made from the house, 2012


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theparisreview:

William Wegman, from his art porfolio in issue 59, Fall 1974. In a short interview, Wegman said, “I make a lot of drawings at a single time … You have to relax enough to let it flow—enough not to care.”
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