Fragments and Other Tales
Seattle born, Alabama raised. BA'd in Virginia, and missing the mountains somethin' fierce. Museuming and navigating adulthood in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Fragments and Other Tales
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Caramel Apple Jello Shots of the Day: For a grown-up Halloween, look no further than these candy apples for adults.
Prep is easier than it looks, and the payoff — about 40 “slices” — is oh-so-sweet.
Here’s the how-to.
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London-based artist Zadok Ben David created this incredible installation using 12,000 cut steel botanical specimens modeled from old textbook illustrations, each embedded in a thin layer of sand. On first encountering the sprawling array of plants they appear completely black, thus the installation’s title: Blackfield. However when viewed from the opposite side, a field of black turns into a wall of color.
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London-based artist Zadok Ben David created this incredible installation using 12,000 cut steel botanical specimens modeled from old textbook illustrations, each embedded in a thin layer of sand. On first encountering the sprawling array of plants they appear completely black, thus the installation’s title: Blackfield. However when viewed from the opposite side, a field of black turns into a wall of color.
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London-based artist Zadok Ben David created this incredible installation using 12,000 cut steel botanical specimens modeled from old textbook illustrations, each embedded in a thin layer of sand. On first encountering the sprawling array of plants they appear completely black, thus the installation’s title: Blackfield. However when viewed from the opposite side, a field of black turns into a wall of color.
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London-based artist Zadok Ben David created this incredible installation using 12,000 cut steel botanical specimens modeled from old textbook illustrations, each embedded in a thin layer of sand. On first encountering the sprawling array of plants they appear completely black, thus the installation’s title: Blackfield. However when viewed from the opposite side, a field of black turns into a wall of color.
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London-based artist Zadok Ben David created this incredible installation using 12,000 cut steel botanical specimens modeled from old textbook illustrations, each embedded in a thin layer of sand. On first encountering the sprawling array of plants they appear completely black, thus the installation’s title: Blackfield. However when viewed from the opposite side, a field of black turns into a wall of color.
"We are all dying to give our lives away to something, maybe. God or Satan, politics or grammar, topology or philately. The object seemed incidental to this will to give one self away, utterly. To games or needles, to some other person. Something pathetic about it. A flight from in the form of plunging-into."
David Foster Wallace, Infinite Jest
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This made me laugh.
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This made me laugh.
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This made me laugh.
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This made me laugh.
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This made me laugh.
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This made me laugh.
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This made me laugh.
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This made me laugh.
Love After Love, by Derek Walcott