Monday, December 23, 2019
donald trump | the windmills of his mind
We’ll have an economy based on wind.
I never understood wind.
You know, I know windmills very much.
I've studied it better than anybody I know.
It's very expensive.
They're made in China and Germany mostly —
very few made here, almost none.
But they're manufactured tremendous —
if you're into this —
tremendous fumes.
Gases are spewing into the atmosphere.
You know we have a world, right?
So the world is tiny compared to the universe.
So tremendous, tremendous amount of fumes and everything.
You talk about the carbon footprint —
fumes are spewing into the air.
Right? Spewing.
Whether it's in China, Germany, it's going into the air.
It's our air, their air, everything —
right?"
White House transcript of President Trump's speech to the Turning Point USA Student Action Summit, West Palm Beach, Saturday December 21, 2019
Friday, December 13, 2019
nicole gregory | there is a vault of literature
He said, “There is a vault of literature.”
I asked him “Have you been in it?”
He nodded his head and said,
“The beast of Shakespeare, the beast of Shakespeare.”
Conversation with a homeless man
Saturday, November 23, 2019
Friday, November 15, 2019
every picture tells a story | rod stewart's model railway
"I find beauty in what everyone else sees as ugly — rugged skyscrapers, beaten-up warehouses, things that are very run down. When I take on something like this, I have to give it 110 per cent. For me, it's addictive. I started, so I just had to finish."
dark waters | image book
The “Dark Waters” Image Book consisted of forty-six laminated pages that followed the linear and thematic trajectory of Bilott’s crusade, a sort of map of director Todd Haynes’s ideas for the movie’s visual language.
The album also included a list of the painters and photographers Haynes had chosen to inform the film’s palette and perspective, among them Gerhard Richter, Gordon Parks, Andreas Gursky, William Eggleston, Stephen Shore, and Joel Meyerowitz.
The album also included a list of the painters and photographers Haynes had chosen to inform the film’s palette and perspective, among them Gerhard Richter, Gordon Parks, Andreas Gursky, William Eggleston, Stephen Shore, and Joel Meyerowitz.
richter
parks
gursky
eggleston
stephen shore
joel meyerowitz
originally posted Nov 6, 2019
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