Thomas Mailaender: Cathedral Cars

Oh, that's what it is called!

Wabi Sabi is a philosophy and aesthetic that evolved out of the Zen Tea Ceremony in the 16th Century. This article on Mother Earth News briefly explores Wabi Sabi and offers a list of 12 ways to Cultivate Wabi Sabi into your life. The qualities of Wabi Sabi bring you deeper into the present experience of the beauty in that which is handmade by humans and nature, touched by time....opening your moment to the stillness of spirit that infuses it all. Pure, simple, satisfying, perfectly imperfect.

Read the article: Wabi-Sabi: Finding the Beauty and Peace in Ordinary Things

The Embroidered Secrets of Maurizio Anzeri

A beautiful short film by director Marc SIlver exploring the power of crowds. With music by Ben Frost, & with a cast of half a million starlings.

Vija Celmins was born in Riga, Latvia in 1938. Celmins immigrated to the United States with her family when she was ten years old, settling in Indiana. She received a BFA from the John Herron Institute in Indianapolis, and later earned her MFA in painting from the University of California, Los Angeles. Celmins received international attention early on for her renditions of natural scenes—often copied from photographs that lack a point of reference, horizon, or discernable depth of field. Armed with a nuanced palette of blacks and grays, Celmins renders these limitless space—seascapes, night skies, and the barren desert floor—with an uncanny accuracy, working for months on a single image.

J E T KORINE is teaming op with WEAR YOUR LOVE

for a summer project you can't miss out on

seams like a match making in heaven

WEAR YOUR LOVE IS COMING TO ICELAND!

Wear Your Love has teamed up with amazing KRON boutique and will set up its photo booth at their street party, on Saturday July 17th, 2010.

Everyone are invited to step in the booth wearing their best fashion memories; clothes that they have inherited, have had great times in or endured hard times with. Wear your love and tell us your love story and you have the opportunity to be featured in our upcoming book published by Sweden's oldest publishing house, Norstedts.

previously unpublished poem by sylvia plath in response to “the great gatsby”

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