SUBMISSION:
‘i wish the tide would take me over’
handcut collage by cardboardcities
Posted on Friday, August 10th 2012
Today just so happens to be International Duran Duran Appreciation Day (we’re not sure why, but the Internet seems to agree)! To celebrate, we’re taking a look at American artist Patrick Nagel’s cover art for the band’s Rio album, pictured here.
Love great album art? Treat your ears to our Rdio playlist, Arty Cover Art, compiled by Dan McKinley of our Graphic Design Dep’t!
Watch a very ’80s live performance of Rio here.
Posted on Friday, August 10th 2012
SUBMISSION:
Caspar David Friedrich (Gif, espectro), 2012
Posted on Friday, August 10th 2012
Reblogged from Ibon Mainar
Yasumasa Morimura, Mona Lisa in Its Origin, 1998
Posted on Thursday, August 9th 2012
Reblogged from Cave to Canvas
Very reminiscent of Nicholos Nixon’s The Brown Sisters series. Time changes everything.
Posted on Thursday, August 9th 2012
Reblogged from this isn't happiness.
“I like how institutions such as SFMOMA and TATE are responding to Tumblr posts by clicking “♥” and reblogging. It gives a nice human presence. Or do those blogs just have code which recognises tags and automatically actions on them? I hope it’s the latter!”
the moments between writing, reading and drinking tea (via theaveragehare)
Note from SFMOMA- hi, no robots here, just so you know. 100% real human!
Posted on Thursday, August 9th 2012
Reblogged from Gary McLeod
This week for Stage Presence, SF-based painter and performance artist Cliff Hengst presents a series of new and revisited solo works, including “Stink Bomb,” “I Am a Tree,” and “Elvis.”
Image: Cliff Hengst, Lab, 2011; courtesy Cliff Hengst.
Posted on Thursday, August 9th 2012
“Kent, our Exhibition Design Manager (far right), remembers installing “Intermission” the last time it appeared on our walls as part of Hopper’s third Whitney retrospective, which traveled to SFMOMA in 1982! — at SFMOMA (San Francisco Museum of Modern Art).” [From March 23, 2012]
This photo is from when Hopper’s “Intermission,” an exciting recent acquisition, was installed for the first time as a part of SFMOMA’s permanent collection. #bigmoment
Posted on Wednesday, August 8th 2012
Reblogged from wrapit-tapeit-walkit-placeit




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