Archive for March, 2010
orpheus II/margaret atwood
Whether he will go on singing or not, knowing what he knows of the horror of this world: He was not wandering among meadows all this time. He was down there among the mouthless ones, among those with no fingers, those whose names are forbidden, those washed up eaten into among the gray stones of [...]
jessica stam by terry richardson for aldo
alexandra valenti: florescent moonbeam
Well kids, it looks like I’ve found myself a new favorite photographer: Her name is Alexandra Valenti, and I want to invite you to play in her world with me! Her mesmerizing photographs encapsulate nature, psychedelia, love and most notably- bursts of colorful light. I recommend checking out her website {which I’ve listed at the [...]
hammock: breathturn
My friend David Altobelli {whom I met working on a short film in Albany, NY} creates some of the most whimsical and dream-like films which all seem to have a quiet, velvety element to them. This is his latest project for the band Hammock- and I dare say this is his best effort yet! Hammock [...]
cabinets de curiosites: maissa toulet
I’ve been very inspired by cabinets of curiosities and sectors of Natural History as of late. It doesn’t help living in close proximity to the Evolution Nature Store in Soho (NYC), either. I’m taken by fossils, taxidermy, anatomy, the sea, plants and natural oddities. I blame this recent fascination on my lack of communication with [...]
grace
nature rager
*photo by my lovely friend elizabeth mctague I also highly recommend listening to Jefferson Airplane’s Crown of Creation while spending time outdoors. You can thank me later.
spring fashion down under: tina kalivas
Currently based in Sydney, Australia, Tina Kalivas made her debut at Mercedes Australian Fashion Week during the Spring 2002 season. Kalivas trained in London for 8 years by working under such names as Alexander McQueen{!}, and studied period underwear and corsetry at the London College of Fashion. She has also worked on costumes in the film [...]
face to the corner
“We ate the birds. We ate them. We wanted their songs to flow up through our throats and burst out of our mouths, and so we ate them. We wanted their feathers to bud from our flesh. We wanted their wings, we wanted to fly as they did, soar freely among the treetops and the [...]
