reguhlar:

haaa

amen69fashion:

Isabella Blow, then Broughton, in London, September 1987

my dash is 100% the golden globes right now and I cannot wait for Hollywood to stop eating their own asses so I can enjoy my night

tsun-zaku:

SONY TC-2130A：広告－1972年

terpsikeraunos:

catastrophic-success:

terpsikeraunos:

on the one hand there are many aspects of academia that should be criticized but on the other hand i’m concerned about the rise of anti-intellectualism as a tool of fascism

Hey yo what the fuck does this say in English? Because if you can’t explain in layman’s terms you’re not doing a good job of getting your point across to everyone.

1. we are right to criticize the many problems in higher education

2. fascists manipulate people into hating anyone involved in higher education for supposedly looking down on them and being worthless to the “real world.” as a result, funding for education is cut, especially for the arts, no one listens to historians who point out that history is repeating itself or speak out against the regime, freedom of speech is lost in favor of the party line, and/or climate change kills us all since no one listens to scientists.

3. therefore, when we criticize higher education, we should be careful not to contribute to fascist tropes that claim that having knowledge is bad/smug/out of touch/useless to society.

xexed:

this kid in my class sprained his arm and brought in a fucking sheepskin so his arm wouldn’t hurt on the wood

uncontrol-freak:

unused pictures for In absentia, taken by Lasse Hoile
(from Index photobook)

bae–electronica:

Stop promoting this heartless culture.. nobody wants a heartless piece of shit! Feel things… feel them deeply!

jareckiworld:

Kaneko Tomiyuki  -  妖怪 (Yōkai)  [mineral pigments, Japanese ink, transparent watercolor, acrylic, pen foil on Japanese paper, 2017]

erezkaan: