Courtney Junkmail

• Art consumed as a commodity , or used to sell a product. For many people, these kinds of works might not qualify as “art” at all, because they’re not intended to create an autonomous aesthetic experience. Their aesthetic qualities are often subservient to a functional purpose.

I can’t encourage you enough to find ways to connect with people who inspire or impress you in some way. Any time I hear a story about someone participating in an outlandish and fun antic, I find a way to get in touch so we can hang out. Creating the practice of curating your community of friends will give you a life that is nothing short of

Pinpoint people you share a purpose with, do something together, and get them talking.