thesmithian:

…Drum’s…portrayals of black urban life, arts, politics and culture were revolutionary. Some of those images will be part of a major exhibition that opens at the International Center of Photography this month called “Rise and Fall of Apartheid: Photography and the Bureaucracy of Everyday Life.” “It was dangerous and difficult work,” Schadeberg says, recalling how the secret police kept the magazine under surveillance. “What we tried to show was how unjust apartheid was.”

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thatkindofwoman:

And attempt at fancy chalkboard writing… 

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thatkindofwoman:

And attempt at fancy chalkboard writing… 

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jcrew:

this month, we took to the vibrant streets of Tokyo, Japan. in between
shots, our crew managed to squeeze in a spot of souvenir shopping…

Sushi-shaped candy: “I brought these back as a cute gift for my coworkers.
Love the whimsy and tongue-in-cheek quality they have.
And, as with…

madewell:

Have you heard? Musical muse Solange picked three tunes just for you. Click here to stream or download ‘em for free, then check out our exclusive Q&A with her below. (Sneak peek: It involves karaoking to Yeah Yeah Yeahs and seeing Michael Jackson in concert.)

Cover art for Little…

#photoadayjuly #busy #day2 #wordstoliveby (Taken with Instagram)

Self Portrait #photoadayjuly (Taken with Instagram)

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Anthropologie

Weekend challenge #wordstoliveby #quotes #photoaday (Taken with instagram)

inbedwithmathew:

Grace by Jean-Paul Goude, 1978

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