Jørgen Leth: Andy Warhol Eating a Hamburger de Louisiana Channel en Vimeo.
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Most people mistake their own perspective, shaped by their subjective and limited perception, for the absolute reality of the external world. Questioning this assumption is what advanced our research on dark matter. It is also the only thing that has ever advanced human empathy. Recognizing the limitations of our senses and the subjectivity of our experiences is the only route to transcending them.
Fantastic Boston Globe op-ed on dark matter and empathy by Harvard theoretical physicist and cosmologist Lisa Randall, author of the equally fantastic Dark Matter and the Dinosaurs.
Randall has also written beautifully about the crucial differences in how art, science, and religion explain the universe.
(via explore-blog)
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Enjoy this scandalous photo of Ingmar Bergman sensually licking his teeth, you’re welcome.
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Duane Michals
Paradise Regained, 1968
gelatin silver prints with hand-applied text, 5 x 7 in. each.
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Francis Taylor
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Migrant Mother, Nipomo, California (1936), Dorothea Lange
#backtoartschool #photojournalism
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