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ribcage · 10 months

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Get it because

#anton chigurh #no country for old men #ncfom #carson wells #I think im so clever

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slapstermasterr · 8 months

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#no country for old men #ncfom #anton chigurh #llewelyn moss #carson wells #shitpost #animatic

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friendo · 9 months

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Carson Gets Trolled

#tails gets trolled #this will be funny only to me #anton chigurh #carson wells #no country for old men #antonposting

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wellhellod0lly · 6 months

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I have no regrets

#no country for old men #ncfom #anton chigurh #carson wells

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pedroam-bang · 2 years

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No Country For Old Men (2007)

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reppyy · 12 days

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mythosphere · 5 months

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Anne Carson and Krysty Wilson-Cairns: united in turning my research interests into gutwrenching observations of unconditional love

#i am not well #tagamemnon #classics #anne carson #an oresteia #orestes #1917 #writing #poetry

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shrimpchipsss · 5 months

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oh well

#attolia irene #attolia #the queen's thief #i miss herrrrrr #my poorest little meow meow she did nothing wrong #btw gen and irene divorce truthers would enjoy the beauty of the husband by anne carson #you may also enjoy oh well by fiona apple for the line “what waste of unconditional love--on somebody who doesnt believe in the stuff”#now thats irenecore

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carlosfreckles · 20 days

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#descendantsedit #evie grimhilde #evie #descendants 2 #descendants #sofia carson #disneyedit #my gifs #mine #i love giffing evie #she's so pretty and her blue hair always pops out so well

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carsonsweebabyturtles · 2 months

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#Stargate Atlantis #SGA #Stargate #carson beckett #john sheppard #rodney mckay #teyla emmagan #paul mcgillion #poisoning the well #poor Carson #he just doesn't want to be there

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apollos-boyfriend · 1 year

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modern art can be stupid. it can be pretentious. but by god if i am not angered every time i see some stuck-up kid look at a piece and say “oh i can do that” or dismiss it as “easy” or “lazy” just on appearance alone.

every time i see a comment like that i think of barnett newman’s “who’s afraid of red, yellow, and blue III”. newman specified in abstract expressionism, which is the same field as artists such as jackson pollock.

this is the original piece. it was part of a collection of works, all utilizing just the three primary colors in different ratios and compositions. it may not look it, but this piece is huge.

anyways. when it first premiered, people were pissed. they hated it. it was an affront to art, it was so easy, it had no meaning, it made them sick. it was just a huge red slab of paint with barely any contrast. the museum it hung in got tons of hate mail weekly from people writing in about how much they hated the piece. and one day, all that hatred built up, as someone took a box cutter to the piece, ruining the work. and people LOVED him for it. some even wrote in saying he should be the new museum director for his creative vision.

the painting sat for a while, torn apart. people were afraid to touch it. as easy as it may have looked, newman was an expert of his craft. the paint was evenly distributed throughout the whole canvas, with not a single brushstroke to be seen. that’s no easy feat. accomplishing that on a normal piece would be hard, but even harder as a restoration, because any imperfection would be instantly spotted against newman’s expertise.

finally, someone took up the job . . . by further ruining the piece. you see, when doing art restoration, it’s imperative that anything you do can be undone. art restoration should not be permanent. the restoration should be able to be removed, in case it needs to be restored again, or returned to its original state. and the guy who took up newman’s work? he used house paint. acrylic, the same type you’d use on your living room’s accent wall. and to top it all off, he didn’t use a paintbrush, like newman. he used a roller. he didn’t even bother to attempt to recreate newsman’s skills, and instead took the easy way out, only ruining the painting further.

and to top it all off? when the painting was put back up in museums, people hated it. but not for the reason they had before. now, they hated it because it was different. the new paint had none of the shine of its original, now a dull counterfeit of its predecessor. all of its depth was gone. and people were mad! they wanted their old piece back, the one that made them sick with anger to look at. they hated the original, but now, they hated its recreation even more, because it failed to instill the same emotion the original once did.

some modern art is lazy. most is not, and it’s been shown time and time again that, if you just take a second to analyze it and look into the artist’s methods, it’s something that takes a very high level of skill to accomplish. stop shitting on it just because some pretentious assholes exist.

#icarus speaks #hi sorry art lesson time #this is partially a continuation from the notes i left on carson’s post #and partially because of a tiktok i saw shitting on modern art #where someone saw a piece and said ‘i could make a print of that in 10 seconds’#WELL THE PAINTING ISNT A FUCKING PRINT IS IT #sure you could make that digitally in the blink of an eye BUT ITS NOT FUCKING DIGITAL #TRY DOING IT TRADITIONALLY AND SEE HOW IT TURNS OUT

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slapstermasterr · 10 months

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