Ruins of the Borscht Belt
Photographs by Marissa Scheinfeld
1. Summer Arm
2. Ascension
3. Winter Arm
4. Mourning Cloak
5. Gray Dawn
6. Overflow
The Capsule Hotel installation by Joe Joe Orangias at Dunes Edge Campground Provincetown MA (2012)
This reminds me of Whiting Tennis!
Brooklyn Bridge location shooting (rare) in Applause (1929) dir. Rouben Mammoulian
“When one has been unlucky enough to be born, one should at least have the consolation of living well, of living comfortably. If one lives badly, one has been duped twice over. I am the victim of a bad joke: who played it? If one is so unfortunate as to be alive, if one is conscious of being alive, one ought at least not to be afraid of death. The most absurd thing is to be conscious of the fact that human existence is unbearable, that the human condition is intolerable, and nonetheless cling desperately to it, knowing and complaining that one is going to lose what is unbearable. Like someone who is being hanged, who wants the rope to be cut and does not want it to be cut, because underneath there is a stake.” -Eugene Ionesco
Mala Noche (1986) dir. Gus Van Sant
Low-budget, film-school-style film about a triangle of boys in Portland, OR. Cinematography reminiscent of Christopher Nolan’s The Following. Would recommend if you like high-contrast, smeary black & white imagery, sloppy (in a good way) montage; or are interested in grungy street culture of the 1980’s; stories about unrequited, extremely focused love; and non-politicized homosexuality.
(Source: likeafieldmouse)
Lucas and I witnessing Hurricane Sandy on Newcomb Hollow beach in Wellfleet, MA
Idris Khan Photographic Prints
1. Every…Bernd And Hilla Becher Gable Sided Houses, 2004
2. Every…Bernd And Hilla Becher Spherical Type Gasholders, 2004
3. St Pauls, London, 2012
4. Every…Bernd And Hilla Becher Prison Type Gasholders, 2004
