Miscellaneous

Nico in 1960's London

The sheet-music cover of "Niscona" – a ragtime song, by Canadian female composer, Mollie King; 1905.

I like a few things here: the illustrated typography, and the printing. It's cool how the brownish color looks like it's the substrate, but then but there is white too; so it's unclear whether there's white ink involved, or a whole lot of brown ink.

I am not sure where this is. It's a stock image that's been floating around my archives for years. It looks kind of like some work that Favela Painting, a duo of Dutch artists, has been doing in Brazil. (see below)

Compare the before and after (this is the after), and see some other documentation about the project.

Miscellaneous

Mars. This 7-inch was part of the recent New York post-punk exhibit at the MoMA.

I don't have any info about this photo. Isadora and Uni have told me that the man laughing in the center is Karl Lagerfeld. He and his friends look so glamorous. I wish I were there. They are also inspiring me to think about wearing hats out socially.

Whenever I run across a Liquid Sky still, I can't resist putting it up. The costumes in that film are the best.

Nico with Mirror, 1960. This photo is originally in color, but I think black and white might look a little more elegant. She's got tons of bright blue eyeshadow on.

This is an image that I've had in my collection a long time. I have lost track of who made it.