Curiositats

• 2013-05-08

  Fuente: Spotify

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  Fuente: Spotify

• 2013-05-07

  

  Fuente: larvitarr

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  misshazelflagg:

  Happy Birthday Gary Cooper | May 7, 1901 – May 13, 1961

  “He had a marvelous combination of great strength and great gentility — tough as steel, soft as fog.”

  Ernest Hemingway

  „ He accomplishes really sincere acting with very few tricks. Someone like Gary is dismissed with, “Oh, he is such a simple person, what he is playing is so simple.” Look at it right up close, and you see it is much more than that, sometimes rather complex, but always subtle.“

  George Cukor

   ”He was the most gorgeously attractive man.” 

  Patricia Neal

  „Gary Cooper is like wax you could mold in front of a camera.“

  Ernst Lubitsch

  Fuente: misshazelflagg

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  filmsteria:

  Descanse en paz, RAY HARRYHAUSEN. Aquí una de sus escenta míticas: Jason y los Argonautas.

  RIP

  Fuente: filmsteria

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  stoptheonion:

  Ships and Boats – Jon Garipey

  Fuente: lustik

• 2013-05-03

  

  I pel·lícula “Quiero tener una ferreteria en Andalucia” te doy un columpio?

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  Avui sopem falafels de “Les Croks”

• 2013-05-02

  

  Fuente: demimmesma2vezes

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  southersalazar:

  The Long Way Home

  2012

  (for Scope Basel, with Jonathan Levine Gallery)

  Fuente: southersalazar

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  dialmformichele:

  DANCE PARTY! This is my first little stab at animation.

  Fuente: dialmformichele

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  Audrey’s hopscotch.

  (vía carlesprats)

  Fuente: missingaudrey

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  Fuente: gifmyass

• 2013-04-27

  alecshao:

  Azuma Makoto - Frozen Pine (2011)

  “The artist chose to work with bonsai trees because of their Japanese origin and history of aesthetic purposes. Bonsai trees are pruned at their branches and roots to guide the plants’ growth into visually pleasing ornaments. As a result of practices similar to this, the concept of ‘nature’ is constantly changing. Azuma’s interpretation of this man-made distortion idea involves enclosing, freezing, and stretching. The steel frame around the trees represents a sort of confinement in which nature is altered. Freezing a bonsai, leaving sharp and dense icicles to hang off its branches, or suspending it in the air, tugged at every which end by metal wiring, are obvious and more literal representations of altering the natural life of the plant. The message is how man’s actions greatly influence nature.”

  (vía orientallyyours)

  Fuente: likeafieldmouse

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  stoptheonion:

  by Laurent Durieux

  Fuente: superpunch2