catrinastewart:

Piss Flowers - Helen Chadwick

These iconic works were made by the artist and her partner David Notarius in 1991. They were created by urinating into the snow in Iceland and taking casts from the cavities left behind. Made in bronze, painted white, they resemble flowers or mushrooms in a field.

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andrewbreitel:

A pair of deformed front legs left Roosevelt, a border collie in Maine, unable to do what border collies love most: run. But his new owners fitted him with a $900 pair of all-terrain wheels, and now Roosevelt’s rolling right along.

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celiaariasart:

A little taster of a new short film in collaboration with my brother Alan Arias. Out in May ready for my first solo show in a new really cool gallery in Bristol. watch this space for more info!

bohemea:

thegoodfilms:

Shame | 2011

The sex scene with Michael Fassbender and Amy Hargreaves pressed against the glass of a room window in Manhattan’s The Standard hotel was actually filmed above a busy street during the day. Spectators watched while the two actors, in the nude, smiled and waved at them from the hotel room above between takes.

Since the Standard Hotel opened in New York in 2009, it has become notorious for its guests engaging in public sexual activity in front of their rooms’ windows, sometimes for the entertainment of audiences on the street or in the High Line park below the building. This phenomenon has been documented in articles in New York Magazine, The New York Post, and The Observer, among other publications. 

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prchtshrk:

Miranda July

(Source: hurtbytheword, via whokilledbabychong)

lustik:

Fred by Betsy Youngquist

(Source: spaceghostdepressed, via letsfuckinmybed)

artruby:

Choi Jeong-Hwa, Flower Tree

Ok I will totally watch this because it looks awesome but I have to admit that the shot of David Attenborough made me laugh out loud. 

sawdustbear:

Another Fiji Mermaid Specimen. (this is #14. The other one is #13. #1-#12 don’t exist yet.)

This is so cool! It reminds me of some of the work I did in my 2009 exhibition about mermaids: http://www.jngaio.com/gallery/cold-salt-skin-2009/

(via erikamoen)

mothernaturenetwork:

Italian diver Cristina Zenato holds a 10-foot shark in her hands in the tropical waters of the Caribbean. She is able to handle the sharks by rubbing hundreds of jelly-filled pores around the animal’s nose and mouth, an action that brings on a natural paralysis that can last for up to 15 minutes. In that amount of time, Zenato, who has been doing this work for 15 years, is able to tend to injured sharks, remove parasites and teach other divers.

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