rozipozi:

bunnybundy:

whoshotgianniversace:

carlosbaila:

Marina Abramovic meets Ulay

“Marina Abramovic and Ulay started an intense love story in the 70s, performing art out of the van they lived in. When they felt the relationship had run its course, they decided to walk the Great Wall of China, each from one end, meeting for one last big hug in the middle and never seeing each other again. at her 2010 MoMa retrospective Marina performed ‘The Artist Is Present’ as part of the show, a minute of silence with each stranger who sat in front of her. Ulay arrived without her knowing it and this is what happened.”

So glad someone made a gifset of this. Watching the documentary, when she looked up and saw it was him I totally started crying. It was the rawest, truest moment of art I’ve ever seen. If you don’t know about Marina Abramovic, do yourself a favor and look her up.

Oh God, I love her so much. I don’t know whether it’s because it’s almost 1am on a Monday morning and I’m really tired, but definitely welling up…

Source: carlosbaila

birdbrainblue:

mixedbyziggy:

I abhor people who say that those who use curse words don’t have an extensive vocabulary

That is unequivocally the most asinine statement I’ve heard, and I’m fucking offended by your fatuous attempts to attack my intelligence based on my parlance

You rude piece of shit

#go forth and fornicate with thyself heathen

(via timelordy-teganbreann)

Source: mixedbyziggy

bradofarrell: striderian: shini-shishi: ribcagerebel: yencid: (via Do You Judge A Gamer By Their Picture? | Nerd Caliber) So the girl that took this picture was interviewed. E. Ortiz: For those reading this and learning about the truth for the first time, what would you like to say to them? Courtney: I personally enjoyed the threads of photos mocking me. It seemed to make everyone laugh and I know I laughed at it too. I guess I’m glad they could enjoy my awkward teenage photo. Though I guess I would like to say, I was fairly annoyed by the comic made about me saying that I couldn’t be a true gamer because I was wearing make-up and didn’t have greasy hair. It’s a rather odd assumption that one can’t enjoy both cleanliness and gaming. Some people seemed pretty fired up about this fact. I was honestly baffled by how many assumptions everyone could come up with about who I was based off of one photo. Apparently I’m a slutty bitch who borrows her brother’s Xbox to take photos in an attempt to seduce the men of the internet by feigning interest in gaming. It’s interesting how little I knew about myself. now I want to find the original post so I can see more funny photos of people eating their controllers. you, lady, handled this situation gracefully “My boyfriend at the time was a huge PS3 fan and would take any chance he could to rip on me for having an XBOX. It was a constant source of teasing and it eventually boiled down to me making a joke that I liked my XBOX more than I liked him. The very unfortunate result of me trying to take a photo of said joke turned into the widely hated photo of me that everyone is so familiar with.” In the interview. I hate people. That is definitely a gamer reason to take such a photo and people never think about context. :/ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I WANT TO SPREAD THIS ACROSS THE INTERNET I feel so bad for this girl. But it seems like she’s taking it like a champ, good for her. Screw everyone else who’s ever called her a ~fake gamer like all other girl gamers~ based on ONE PHOTO. Her reason for taking the photo is pretty legit. BUT Art is emancipated from the artist. The photo stands alone regardless of it’s original intent.
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bradofarrell:

striderian:

shini-shishi:

ribcagerebel:

yencid:

(via Do You Judge A Gamer By Their Picture? | Nerd Caliber)

So the girl that took this picture was interviewed.

E. Ortiz: For those reading this and learning about the truth for the first time, what would you like to say to them?

Courtney: I personally enjoyed the threads of photos mocking me. It seemed to make everyone laugh and I know I laughed at it too. I guess I’m glad they could enjoy my awkward teenage photo.

Though I guess I would like to say, I was fairly annoyed by the comic made about me saying that I couldn’t be a true gamer because I was wearing make-up and didn’t have greasy hair. It’s a rather odd assumption that one can’t enjoy both cleanliness and gaming. Some people seemed pretty fired up about this fact.

I was honestly baffled by how many assumptions everyone could come up with about who I was based off of one photo. Apparently I’m a slutty bitch who borrows her brother’s Xbox to take photos in an attempt to seduce the men of the internet by feigning interest in gaming. It’s interesting how little I knew about myself.

now I want to find the original post so I can see more funny photos of people eating their controllers.

you, lady, handled this situation gracefully

“My boyfriend at the time was a huge PS3 fan and would take any chance he could to rip on me for having an XBOX. It was a constant source of teasing and it eventually boiled down to me making a joke that I liked my XBOX more than I liked him. The very unfortunate result of me trying to take a photo of said joke turned into the widely hated photo of me that everyone is so familiar with.” In the interview.

I hate people. That is definitely a gamer reason to take such a photo and people never think about context. :/

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I WANT TO SPREAD THIS ACROSS THE INTERNET

I feel so bad for this girl. But it seems like she’s taking it like a champ, good for her. Screw everyone else who’s ever called her a ~fake gamer like all other girl gamers~ based on ONE PHOTO.

Her reason for taking the photo is pretty legit.

BUT

Art is emancipated from the artist.

The photo stands alone regardless of it’s original intent.

(via the-humans-from-wall-e)

Source: nerdcaliber.com

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