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Nick Laird at McNally-Jackson, 10/21/13
Matteo Morelli
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Por Mere Rivera
El privilegio de tener amigos curiositos y estar cuarenta mil horas en Facebook es que puedo descubrir fotos y videos fantásticos. Esta vez, mi compañero Emanuel compartió en su biografía un hermoso corto animado que rinde tributo al genialísimo (las opiniones pueden variar) pintor Jackson Pollock y que yo quiero mostrarles aquí. Este singular personaje -hipstersegún los criterios…
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Advertising postcard for the Mele department store, 1920. Artist probably Aleardo Villa. Italy. From the exhibition The Postcard Age, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 2013.
Me encanta! I love it! Going to share it on fb
What type of Facebook user are you? Illustrations for HelloZdrowie! www.hellozdrowie.pl/psychologia/fejsbukowe-typy
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Alguien lee, alguien escucha: lectura en voz alta (ilustración de Juan Martínez-Neal)
Una lectora con mucho arte! (ilustración de Catherine Nolin)
In progress @eastrivertattoo, Brooklyn.
There’s just something about a library – its well-thumbed, plastic-sheathed bestsellers and dusty shelves of obscure treasures, all just waiting to be picked up and enjoyed by you. And then someone else, someone you may never meet. A library brings readers together into one space to share, exchange, and unlock the secrets of books. Oh, and it’s absolutely free to use.
Alex Johnson, a journalist for the U.K.’s Independent and the author ofImprobable Libraries, agrees. But he’s also noticed that libraries don’t just operate out of drab brick municipal buildings or aged edifices with Gothic arches.
See more of these improbable libraries here.
When it’s nearly 100 degrees outside… hit up the library!! And AFTER enjoy the playground in the shade! 📚🎡 https://www.instagram.com/p/BYjrCf2jxE0/
Pinks
By Charlotte Hardy