can we talk about this lady please? How she was an elderly, single woman who literally left all of her property to her cats and how the artists could have just made her a stereotypical crazy old cat lady but instead they made her absolutely fabulous and graceful and she still twirls in front of her mirror like she’s pretending to be a princess at age 60/70/80-something?
Françoise Hardy reads.
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I look at this picture at Diane von Furstenburg, and I feel like we understand each other. We are looking at each other from opposite ends of this dirty glass table and shes asking me with her eyes “yeah?” in the way that the drunk guys next to her couldn’t ever interpret. And i want to tell her everything, to confide in her all of the secrets of my life, but I cant reply with anything but “yeah” and turn my eyes to the floor and smile and hope that she can read my expression as well as i can read hers.
Colette Calascione “Self Portrait with Internal Landscape”, 2004
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Global Concepts - Robert Delong
If youre painting your living room this weekend, i highly recommend listening to this lil ditty on repeat. Itll make you forget that you took the curtains off your windows.
