Don’t Let That Horse | A poem by Lawrence Ferlinghetti, 1958
Marc Chagall, Equestrienne, 1931 Don’t let that horseeat that violincried Chagall’s mother But hekept right onpainting And became famous And...
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On [:] The bright green strip of grass | Leon Trotsky, 1940
Vincent van Gogh, Patch of grass, 1887 “Natasha has just come up to the window from the courtyard and opened...
On directing > There are no rules in filmmaking. Only sins | Frank Capra, 1897-1991
George Hoyningen-Huene, Frank Capra, 1934 "Film is a disease. When it infects your bloodstream, it takes over as the number...
Book//mark – The Invention of Solitude | Paul Auster, 1982
Paul Auster (1947-2024) | The Invention of Solitude, 1982 / First edition “The pen will never be able to move...
Thoughts on { Cookies | Cookie Monster, 2018
Jim Henson, Cookie Monster, Wheel-Stealer, 1966 “Home is where heart is. Heart where cookie is. Math clear: Home is cookie.”...
Alphabetarion # Code | David Foster Wallace, 2011
Paul Iribe, Birds, Les Ateliers de Martine, 1918 “The birds, whose twitters and repeated songs sounded so pretty and affirming...
On [:] The thorn of spring | Thomas Wolfe, 1934
Rene Lalique, Hairpins, late XIX - early XX “Some things will never change. Some things will always be the same....
Αν βρεις | Τίτος Πατρίκιος, 1943
French gentleman's outfit,1800s Αν ψάξεις, θα βρεις.Τίποτα κρυμμένο δεν μένει,σπάσε σκληρά τους δεσμούςπου σφιχτά είναι δεμένοι. Και αν βρεις μηδέν,με...
Days [ ) Relation | John Berger, 1972
Jeremy Grayson, John Berger, 1972 “We never look at just one thing; we are always lookingat the relation between things...
Lied (Song) | A poem by George Grosz, 1919
George Grosz, Bourgeois world, 1918 We contain all the passionsand all the vicesand all the suns and stars,chasms and heights,trees,...