Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

Monday, January 16, 2012

The Bones Go Last

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The Bones Go Last Part 2 from The Bones Go Last on Vimeo.

Austin Osman Spare






"Others praise ceremonial Magic, and are supposed to suffer much Ecstasy! Our asylums are crowded, the stage is over-run! Is it by symbolizing we become the symbolised? Were I to crown myself King, should I be King? Rather should I be an object of disgust or pity. These Magicians, whose insincerity is their safety, are but the unemployed dandies of the Brothels."
Austin Osman Spare

Saturday, December 31, 2011

Friday, October 28, 2011

Art.Films.Silent Movie Posters

Do you miss when art was imperfect, clever, and unique? When films themselves were an art form much more than the perfect gloss of a digitally animated whore's hair? I do, I miss things I only have digital copies of, and only a means of digitally sharing them. Some times technology takes the fun out of being human. Example: Back in the day holding up banks like Bonnie and Clyde for months and years if you were on your wit. Now you can't go moments without hearing about a bimbo mother losing her child in a domestic argument. Instant messages to your phone, displays over interstates. God pretty soon I'll have cell phone coverage in my beautiful desert. Oh wait, I already do. Fuck the world; enjoy the past, it's worth remembering! Hell, Maybe even return a part of the old classics to your life now. Remember when you remembered....


































Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Chauvet Cave



32,000 Years Old... I feel so much gratitude for these paintings, for those who created them. Truly artists in a time of such development. It brings tears to my eyes. These film was more than I could have expected. I hope I can be more than an albino alligator in my reflections of these works. I don't want to be so foreign I can not recognize the extreme importance of our past. Especially the most beautifully preserved parts of it.

Thursday, May 5, 2011

Laura Laine