Contortionist
Collection by Kelsey S Brewer
a feature-length project inspired by Rilke's Fifth Duino Elegy
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The Abyss by Pietro Canonica, my favorite sculpture
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"We were dysfunctional, the therapist diagnosed; a deliberately destructive labyrinth of erotic power play, this push and pull. But soon we learned even our dysfunction was a function of love, that the mystery of turning madness into true love was nothing more than surrender, that we may rise above our terrors and encumberences, carried on the shoulders of an ideal greater than our best and worst selves. And that's how we've made it; that's how we make it." ~♧dammy o'
Pressure uploaded by Tori Holle on We Heart It
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3 Factors To Consider Before Enrolling In Class - The Last Dancer
Finding the right class can be daunting, but it's not impossible. Among the sea of leotards and dance moms, there are options out there for grown-up who want the chance to dance without breaking the bank (or their back). While there's always a little bit of risk...
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10 of the Most Infamous Art Destructions of World War II
While the recent news of Cornelius Gurlitt’s cache of 1,400 Nazi-connected paintings is an astounding recovery of works long missing, the extent of irreparable cultural damage during World War II remains a gaping void of loss.
Lilith, 1996 by Anselm Kiefer
Lilith, 1996 by Anselm Kiefer. Artwork Type: Painting;