1. muddyrecords:

    the state of the record collection

    Fact.

  2. newmanology:

Happy Birthday Angela Davis!FBI wanted poster, 1970 

One badass lady.

    newmanology:

    Happy Birthday Angela Davis!
    FBI wanted poster, 1970 

    One badass lady.

  3. muddyrecords:

    Josh Allen and the Whisky Brothers’ “Wanted Man”

    Directed by Carlos Haynes

    ©2012

    The video everyone’s been waiting for

  4. Something’s Got A Hold On Me 

    Etta James 1962

    Listen to that growl….

    (Source: youtube.com)

  5. Supreme Court rules Congress can re-copyright public domain works

    nedhepburn:

    parachuteshark:

    no no god damn it fuck you

    Why? What good will come of this? Are you high? Because I’M HIGH and I STILL disagree with this bullshit

    People should know about this.

  6. glimmagazine:

This Sunday! Please join us at the Highball, a great venue with a great band!

    glimmagazine:

    This Sunday! Please join us at the Highball, a great venue with a great band!

  7. sfmoma:

So good.
jeffdtaylor:

#ArtSpeak.
lmnophoto:

A great John Baldessari… (This kind of work of his is one of Powhida’s inspirations.) Click through on the image goes to an SFMoMA video of J.B. talking about the work.
cmonstah:

Words missing from this list: Problematizes, Transgressive, Interrogates and Liminal.

    sfmoma:

    So good.

    jeffdtaylor:

    #ArtSpeak.

    lmnophoto:

    A great John Baldessari… (This kind of work of his is one of Powhida’s inspirations.) Click through on the image goes to an SFMoMA video of J.B. talking about the work.

    cmonstah:

    Words missing from this list: Problematizes, Transgressive, Interrogates and Liminal.

    (via npr)

  8. glimmagazine:

    The Lomography Gallery Store-Complete!

    by djlindalovely

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    After the hectic adventures of the holidays, and all the busy-ness that comes with it, I was finally able to make a trip to The Lomography Gallery Store in Austin with my best friend Melissa.  As some of you may know, we wrote an article about the craft in the last issue of Glim, and if felt due for a visit to the completed store.

    The store is located on 912 Congress Avenue, just a couple of blocks away from the Capitol.  Upon entering the store, you are greeted with a minimalist look, which is quite impressive considering the small amount of space they are dealing with.  The LGSA managed to pack a lot of informative details about all of their products within the confines of the space, giving examples of what each camera does, camera manuals for a potential customer to look at, and a camera itself that is not attached to any wires so anyone can pick the camera up and try out the viewfinder and shutter.

    After playing with a bunch of cameras, I purchased one for Melissa (which ended up being a pre-engagement/christmas/thank you for being an awesome friend present). It was a pretty slick looking all-white Diana F+ mini, flash included.  I provided her with an old roll of  Fuji Astia, and sent her on her way.

    If you are a visitor of Austin, I highly suggest visiting the store before you walk to the Capitol.  You might be inspired to purchase a camera, and then use it right away as you tour the rose-colored building.  If you live in Austin, consider the workshops that they host on a weekly basis.  In fact, LGSA is hosting a FREE workshop tomorrow, Saturday January 7th from 12-2pm on the Diana F+.  They advise showing up 10 minutes early.  Each workshop includes an instructional lecture, a loaner camera, and one free roll of film.

    Future stores will be opening up in Dallas and Houston, and there are already a couple in NY and various other places.  Fore more info on all that jazz, visit their website.

  9. we got pedis

    we got pedis

  10. glimmagazine:

The Itsy Beaded Spider

    glimmagazine:

    The Itsy Beaded Spider