pretty sure I’m switching my major from Sociology to Art History.

just wanted to document this on the internetz

jesuisperdu:

daniel shea

This is incredible

jesuisperdu:

daniel shea

This is incredible

Solange Knowles is out-of-this-world beautiful

Solange Knowles is out-of-this-world beautiful

(Source: mydamnblog11)

Slipped and fell on some ice earlier today and hit my head very hard. Subsequently, I’ve just been shacked up in my room eating ramen and Ben & Jerry’s and watching Summer Heights High. 

The back of my head still feels bruised and delicate but not as sensitive as it was right after my fall. I guess this means I have to do work now. I guess.

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Azure Ray – Across The Ocean (5 plays)

Across the Ocean - Azure Ray

Please give me some kind of sign

Is this the right place?

Or the right time?

fivedeer:

IMG_1575 (by CampoDiPace)

fivedeer:

IMG_1575 (by CampoDiPace)

youmightfindyourself:

Rain, by Jack Gilbert

youmightfindyourself:

Rain, by Jack Gilbert

fivedeer:

(by coquinete)

fivedeer:

(by coquinete)

squaremeal:

(via word / food)

squaremeal:

(via word / food)

newyorker:

Damien Hirst “is originally unoriginal, to put it positively: a master  of supererogation,” Peter Schjeldahl writes in his review of “The Complete Spot Paintings, 1986-2011,”  an “archipelago” of shows in all eleven spaces of Larry Gagosian’s  gallery empire, from New York to London to Hong Kong. Click through for an audio slide show of Schjeldahl  discussing Hirst’s grids of colorful, neatly made circles: “There’s no  reasonable ‘why’ to it—just a big ‘why not?’” http://nyr.kr/yz6oVx

newyorker:

Damien Hirst “is originally unoriginal, to put it positively: a master of supererogation,” Peter Schjeldahl writes in his review of “The Complete Spot Paintings, 1986-2011,” an “archipelago” of shows in all eleven spaces of Larry Gagosian’s gallery empire, from New York to London to Hong Kong. Click through for an audio slide show of Schjeldahl discussing Hirst’s grids of colorful, neatly made circles: “There’s no reasonable ‘why’ to it—just a big ‘why not?’” http://nyr.kr/yz6oVx