it may be a new year, but I still have last year’s dishes in my sink…
Two sailors ca. 1940-1945. An image featured in the “Love and War” exhibit at the Kinsey Institute Gallery. More info on the exhibit can be found here.
“The photo is usually seen cropped from the waist up, as it was in the 1980s when the activist organization ACT-UP used in it on a T-shirt in their Read My Lips campaign. But the print hanging in the Kinsey gallery is the original version. Below decks, the sailors’ flies are open, and they are, so to speak, crossing swords.”
(Source: imjustwatchingyou, via literras-deactivated20130215)
It’s crazy to think that any singer, musician, poet has a responsibility to be rooted in reality. The point of being an artist is to skewer what’s before us, to present alternatives.
Patricia Smith, interviewed by Jon Sands for Union Station Magazine (via bostonpoetryslam)
(via nps2013)
Daphne Gottlieb performs “Slut” at Hampshire College on 10/2/08.
EE Cummings reading “i thank You God for most this amazing day” on 28 May 1953 in New York.
Jon Stewart on his first show after the 9/11 attacks on New York.
Beck's new album isn't really an album at all
<p>Stop making us try to work, Beck.</p>
