thehiggsbosonblues:

“Art reminds us. That our plans are meaningless. That help is not on the way. That our children can die in our lifetimes. But I have to say, though his song subject is (as usual) darker than dark, Nick Cave acts here not as a harbinger of doom but of the lightest, noblest message an artist can deliver to us: that the choice to make art is, indeed, an act of blistering revenge against the nonsensical, cold unfairness of this world. Tragedy strikes. We can close down, or we can keep working on finding a frame in which to house all of this confusion. A black frame, or a white one … any frame at all. We have a choice.”

— Amanda Palmer, Nick Cave’s gift: a skeleton key that unlocks the source of songwriting

nuclearharvest:

The Cross Dresser by Ray Donley

heyreallygiger:

The Art Life (2017)

sakuran-baby:

Buck-Tick “Aku no Hana” 悪の華

scienceisbeauty:

The Sun in different wavelengths. Surely made from the images taken by Extreme Ultraviolet Imaging Telescope on board SOHO.

(Via GIPHY)

communicants:

Tetsuo II: The Body Hammer (Shinya Tsukamoto, 1992)

mydisdain:

“Everyone is someone’s devil.”

— Matthew Hicks, Memoirs of an Imaginary Friend (via thugdad)

timotaychalamet:

“I’m not obsessing. I’m just curious.”

American Beauty (1999) dir. Sam Mendes

Until the end?

omg you’re killing mee😳thank you!!