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via HERE.

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Museum

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Sites

by FRIEDERIKE VON RAUCH.

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Somewhat bizarrely Nowness went from one photo to a whole set...

...not that I'm complaining.

NH/MM

1/1

TORBJØRN RØDLAND

and JAMES WELLING.

both courtesy of SOUTH WILLARD.

Two's

MM by NH

For WILDER.

Wow. Can't wait to see the real deal Nicholas.

Just Missed.

Excited to see the sophomore issue from THESE GUYS. I know they worked really hard on the first one, and I'm sure even more so on number two.

ARTWORDS in London is a fantastic shop too. A perfect match.

Shame this wasn't two weeks earlier...

Gone Fishing.

Out of the "Office".

No actual fishing taking place. Some other out-in-the-stick behavior though.

If I were you I'd check A PLATFORM JOURNAL for excellent updates in the mean time.

F'S'F'S

F'S'F'S

Only the second one.

This one was for THIS ONE. She needed something new to listen to.

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Susan Christie . The Velvet Underground . Jacques Dutronc . Sun City Girls . The Tennors . The Greenhornes . Norma Tanega . The True-Tone Singers . Abner Jay . Roger Miller . Bert Jansch . Bruce Langhorne . Sahel Sounds . Electrelane . The Black Angels . Disappears . Voice of the Seven Thunders . Boris .

{XVII}

My wife wants a massage chair. She wants one every year. And I never give her one. Why? Because there’s something depressing about massage chairs, and how would you wrap it, or get it under the tree? Inevitably, the massage chair would end up in a spare room, seldom or never used, and whenever you went in there you’d think about how much money you wasted. Later, when you moved, you’d have to decide whether to bring the massage chair with you or to sell it on eBay, but nobody would want an old massage chair, and so you’d schlep it to your new apartment, there to occupy some other spare room or basement, and years later, when you died, your kid, coming back to clean out the parental house, would see it — Mom’s old massage chair, gathering dust — and it would just break her heart.

THE GIVING SPREE, taken from THE NEW YORK TIMES, by Jeffery Eugenides.

L.P.

LYGIA PAPE

CV