I believe in art’s social presence—as breaker of official silences, as voice for those whose voices are disregarded, and as a human birthright. … I don’t think we can separate art from overall human dignity and hope.
Poet Adrienne Rich, born on May 16, 1948, adds to history’s finest definitions of art in the historic letter that made her the only person in history to decline the prestigious National Medal of Arts. (via explore-blog)

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Only the weak, soul-deprived ones. To play in a space that is built around found and self-created inspiration a brand has to know who they are. People are smart, advertising most often is not. It’s our job as marketers to raise the bar and create interesting, thoughtful things that respect the space in which they live. There’s no glory in taking the safe route—take risks, assemble an original thought and stand by an action. There’s always room to evolve, there’s never space to stand back and whisper.
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Only the weak, soul-deprived ones.

To play in a space that is built around found and self-created inspiration a brand has to know who they are.

People are smart, advertising most often is not. It’s our job as marketers to raise the bar and create interesting, thoughtful things that respect the space in which they live.

There’s no glory in taking the safe route—take risks, assemble an original thought and stand by an action. There’s always room to evolve, there’s never space to stand back and whisper.

I think I was seeing a lot of really unique and creative people and I wanted to capture them on film. I felt like, man, this is not going to last. I’m not going to live like this forever and[n] either are those people. I feel like I should photograph this. Like, this is like my job, I gotta do this.

The Train-Hopping ‘Polaroid Kidd’ Settles in Oakland, Publishes Book of Life on the Rails (via timelightbox)

I often always have this feeling

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