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"There was no country scene in her hometown, no love for hillbilly culture or cowboy couture. So among the city’s patrician class Patsy was known simply as a loudmouth and unregenerate flirt. She called out to passersby from her porch swing and sang at disreputable venues with all-male bands. She had a deadbeat father and a divorced mother, and didn’t even have the decency to feel ashamed of it.
Worse still: She wore pants."
A Closer Walk With Thee: The Complicated Hometown Legacy of Patsy Cline. (via winesburgohio)
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The garden of Saiho Ji in Kyoto, Japan. (Amazing Places To Experience Around the Globe)
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Tonight, May 23, Ted Lawson will open a new solo show titled “Crude” at Emmanuel Fremin Gallery in New York. Rather than interpreting the word “crude” as it is used it common speak to declare something tactless or offensive, Lawson refers to the word’s other meaning: a raw or unrefined state. Lawson’s new sculptures explore the idea of the cycle of life, tapping into the mythological link between death and eroticism as it pertains to regeneration and creation. Take a look at some of the works in the show below, images courtesy of Emmanuel Fremin Gallery, and see “Crude” May 23 through June 23.
MORE: http://hifructose.com/2013/05/23/preview-ted-lawsons-crude-at-emmanuel-fremin-gallery/
