Laura Huang
@laurah
Laura Huang
tamaki niime's 7 Principles for Living
1. Live comfortably and brightly.
2. Act now! Doing is thinking.
3. Through failure comes growth - keep experimenting.
4. Question the mundane and create things that excite.
5. Provide comfortable things and experiences
for the people around us.6. The Earth, animals, and plants are all living beings
- live together i
“Now that painting has gone up so many blind alleys,” Lagerfeld continues, “I feel that photography is the art that best expresses our age. I am afraid that painting is a finished form, like opera. Photography must be protected from becoming too ‘official.’ It must remain a living art.” Painting certainly is, in its more traditional forms, beginnin
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docs.google.comMonet said he was driven 'wild with the need to put down what I experience'.
The Straussian Moment
gwern.netMen seek in play the difficulties and demands—both intellectual and physical—they no longer find in work.
Christopher Lasch • The Culture of Narcissism
As work is replaced by the sheer movement of information, money as a store of work merges with the informational forms of credit and credit card. From coin to paper currency, and from currency to credit card there is a steady progression toward commercial exchange as the movement of information itself.
Marshall McLuhan • Marshall McLuhan, W. Terrence Gordon - Understanding Media_ the Extensions of Man_ Critical Edition-Gingko Press
Just as speech lost its magic with writing, and further with printing, when printed money supplanted gold, the compelling aura of it disappeared.
Marshall McLuhan • Marshall McLuhan, W. Terrence Gordon - Understanding Media_ the Extensions of Man_ Critical Edition-Gingko Press
The square room or house speaks the language of the sedentary specialist, while the round hut or igloo, like the conical wigwam, tells of the integral nomadic ways of food-gathering communities.