thedailywhat:

Photo of the Day: The Daily Show’s Jon Stewart (then Jon Leibowitz) as a young College of William & Mary student moshing at a Dead Kennedys show at Casablanca in Richmond, VA, c. 1982.

Photo by Irish Willis Peele.

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10:29 pm  •  27 January 2012  •  6,536 notes

flannelgurl:

‎The Caution Children // Flashlights // Trust Fall

Flyer by Ryan McCardle a.k.a The Hornet 

3:58 pm  •  27 January 2012  •  4 notes

• a printmaking studio

• a letterpress

• a darkroom

• secret doors

• an amazing selection of materials for small runs & limited edition presses

12:44 pm  •  27 January 2012  •  3 notes

German artist Bartholomäus Traubeck recently debuted a record-player he developed which is capable of digitally reading tree-slices and translating them into surprisingly moving piano music. Tree-rings, of course, considered to be annual records of a tree’s growth rate — which in turn offer clues to the hardships and fruitful periods experienced over the life of the tree.

Read more of the article here.

10:34 am  •  26 January 2012  •  2 notes

mumbledust:

Here’s a partial (iphone, thanks kate!) recording of Thursday’s show at the Bean. “Artifacts”, by Dare Dukes, performed by Dare Dukes and the Blackstock Collection. Dare was nice enough to let me sing this one.

-rachael

12:27 am  •  23 January 2012  •  2 notes

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10:51 pm  •  16 January 2012  •  714 notes

Dear Mister Wes Anderson,

Please find me and invite me to be in one of your films.

Sincerely,
Mister Ryan T. McCardle 

Ps, thank you.

9:26 pm  •  13 January 2012  •  5 notes

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11:27 am  •  13 January 2012  •  23,634 notes

nomarsh:

these are dead cowboys.

2:50 am  •  13 January 2012  •  8 notes

Savannah College of Art and Design Trustee and cofounder May Lewis Poetter died Wednesday at the age of 94.

Poetter, her husband, the late Paul Poetter; Richard Rowan, and SCAD President Paula Wallace; founded the college in September 1978.

Poetter served as SCAD’s first admission representative, SCAD’s first executive vice president for admission, and had served on the SCAD Board of Trustees since 1996.

Even more, May was a surrogate mother to many SCAD students and the animating spirit of the entire university, according to SCAD. 

11:25 pm  •  12 January 2012  •  5 notes