the recently renovated Bourdelle Museum in Paris’s Montparnasse district opened a luminous new cafe-restaurant, Le Rhodia, named after the French sculptor Antoine Bourdelle’s daughter
The Cell, 2000
Stars of Cassiopeia, Draco, Ursa Major and Ursa Minor in relation to Polaris
The things she wanted the baby to know seemed small, so small. How it felt to go to a grocery store on vacation; to wake at three a.m. and run your whole life through your fingertips; first library card; new lipstick; a toe going numb for two months because you wore borrowed shoes to a friend's wedding; Thursday; October; "She's Like the Wind" in a dentists office; driver's license picture where you look like a killer; getting your bathing suit back on after you go to the bathroom; touching a cymbal for sound and then touching it again for silence; playing house in the refrigerator box; letting a match burn down to the fingerprints; one hand in the Scrabble bag and then I I I O U E A; eyes racing to the end of Villette (skip the parts about the crétin, sweetheart); hamburger wrappers on a road trip; the twist of a heavy red apple in an or-chard; word on the tip of the tongue; the portal, but just for a minute.
Patricia Lockwood // No One Is Talking About This
Coombe Street. Pen Selwood, Somerset. Designed by Peter Harland in 1935 as a home for British composer Sir Arthur Bliss.
Coombe Street. Pen Selwood, Somerset. Designed by Peter Harland in 1935 as a home for British composer Sir Arthur Bliss.
Coombe Street. Pen Selwood, Somerset. Designed by Peter Harland in 1935 as a home for British composer Sir Arthur Bliss.
Paris-based baker Andrea Sham’s trio of croquembouche pastries
“Flowers” by Randy Grskovic
Val D’Isère on 35mm
Val D’Isère on 35mm
filmmaker Edward Yang’s incredible on-set style