8.06.2010
8.05.2010
8.04.2010
caliente
Ginger was always my favourite, look at that awesome outfit, pinup and those sick red stripper oxfords. I would wear that entire outfit to this day. Note how none of the other outfits make any sense (well, except Scary, but I guess she's just getting changed).
Spice Girls, VIA.
Labels:
nostalgia
8.03.2010
shy
Marisa Dal Santo needs to be my girlfriend right now. She is so shyyyyyy, she doesn't even make eye contact with the camera, that is so adorable, plus she is like the gnarliest girl ever. I needzzz herr.
Labels:
Marisa Dal Santo,
skateboard
rituals
“I was familiar with the little mating rituals of getting to know each other, of dragging out the stories from childhood, summer camp, and high school, the famous humiliations, and the adorable things you said as a child, the familial dramas—of having a portrait of yourself, all the while making yourself out to be a little brighter, a little more deep than deep down you knew you actually were. And though I hadn’t had more than three or four relationships, I already knew that each time the thrill of telling another the story of yourself wore off a little more, each time you threw yourself into it a little less, and grew more distrustful of an intimacy that always, in the end, failed to pass into true understanding.”- Nicole Krauss, Great House.
This is one of the most beautiful, tragic and true things I've read in a long time.
Reblogged from SNP.
Labels:
Nicole Krauss,
quotes,
writers
outdoors
Anyways, today I went on a long walk down to the waterfront and on the way back I walked through a stunning large scale photographic exhibit at Harbourfront Center, its called Beyond Imaginings: Eight artists encounter Ontario's Greenbelt. The works are really great and it's free, so go check it out you cheap bastards! I especially liked Rob McInnis' work, he had some really great animal portrait from a farm near Hamilton.
Photos, in order: Martie Giefert. Becky Comber. Comber again. Rob McInnis.
Labels:
art,
Beyong Imaginings,
galleries,
Harbourfront,
photographer,
the Power Plant,
toronto
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