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I'm a theater director.

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    iheartmyart:
Valerie Hegarty, Rothko Sunset, 2007Foamcore, canvas, paper, paint, glue, wire, tape, sand, gel medium

    iheartmyart:

    Valerie Hegarty, Rothko Sunset, 2007
    Foamcore, canvas, paper, paint, glue, wire, tape, sand, gel medium


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    November 06, 2009, 11:56pm  Comments

    iheartmyart:
Valerie Hegarty, Bierstadt with Holes, 2007Foam core, paper, paint, wood, glue, gel medium, plexiglass

    iheartmyart:

    Valerie Hegarty, Bierstadt with Holes, 2007
    Foam core, paper, paint, wood, glue, gel medium, plexiglass


    Reblogged from iheartmyart ♥.

    November 05, 2009, 11:56pm  Comments

    benhasten:

(photographer unknown)

“the Frankenstein Monster at the the Museum of Movie Monsters”
found via drakecaperton

    benhasten:

    (photographer unknown)



    “the Frankenstein Monster at the the Museum of Movie Monsters”

    found via drakecaperton





    Reblogged from benhästen.

    November 04, 2009, 11:56pm  Comments

    benhasten:

From Actors 2005 - 2006
Photo by Adam Pańczuk 

“Amateur actors from the local folk theatre ‘Czeladonka’ from Lubenka, near the border between Poland and Belarus. They perform scenes based on old customs and rituals,  cultivated by generations. The actors are farmers, who work in the fields during the day, they only have evenings to work on their plays.
One show is often played by a whole family. Sometimes even three generations of actors take part in one performance. Staging takes place outdoors in different parts of the village. The audience follows the actors as they move with their stage. In the end, the actors together with the spectators join a feast.”

    benhasten:

    From Actors 2005 - 2006

    Photo by Adam Pańczuk



    “Amateur actors from the local folk theatre ‘Czeladonka’ from Lubenka, near the border between Poland and Belarus. They perform scenes based on old customs and rituals,  cultivated by generations. The actors are farmers, who work in the fields during the day, they only have evenings to work on their plays.

    One show is often played by a whole family. Sometimes even three generations of actors take part in one performance. Staging takes place outdoors in different parts of the village. The audience follows the actors as they move with their stage. In the end, the actors together with the spectators join a feast.”





    Reblogged from benhästen.

    November 03, 2009, 11:56pm  Comments

    youmightfindyourself:

Thomas Prior (via ohwrd

    youmightfindyourself:

    Thomas Prior (via ohwrd


    Reblogged from YMFY.

    November 02, 2009, 11:57pm  Comments

    timetravelswithoutamachine:

    Matthew Wilder - Break My Stride (Solid Gold)


    Reblogged from TIME TRAVELS WITHOUT A MACHINE.

    November 01, 2009, 11:55pm  Comments

    youmightfindyourself:
The Galleria Farnese by Annibale Carracci

    youmightfindyourself:

    The Galleria Farnese by Annibale Carracci


    Reblogged from YMFY.

    November 01, 2009, 12:55am  Comments

    timetravelswithoutamachine:
signs and wonders

    timetravelswithoutamachine:

    signs and wonders


    Reblogged from TIME TRAVELS WITHOUT A MACHINE.

    October 31, 2009, 12:55am  Comments

    timetravelswithoutamachine:
Will Govus

    timetravelswithoutamachine:

    Will Govus


    Reblogged from TIME TRAVELS WITHOUT A MACHINE.

    October 30, 2009, 12:55am  Comments

    timetravelswithoutamachine:
signs and wonders

    timetravelswithoutamachine:

    signs and wonders


    Reblogged from TIME TRAVELS WITHOUT A MACHINE.

    October 29, 2009, 12:55am  Comments