thehystericalsociety:

Boogeymen - part of a series of eerie stereoviews - dated 1923 (Via)

(via dreamboatcourtney)

davidskessler:

video teaser for Due North exhibition, Icebox Philadelphia.  January 2014.
music by Gretchen Lohse and Jesse Sparhawk

Teaser for an installation by David Kessler scheduled for January 2014 in the Icebox at the Crane Building. Footage so beautiful I can’t even handle it. Music by myself and Jesse Sparhawk.

letterheady:

Maurice Sendak, 1973 | Submitted by Nancy

Stationery used in 1973 by Maurice Sendak, writer and illustrator of Where the Wild Things Are.

letterheady:

Frank Lloyd Wright, 1946 | Source

A sheet of architect Frank Lloyd Wright’s personal stationery; a much larger version of which is here. His studio letterhead has been featured on Letterheady previously. 

duderonymusbosch:

duderonymusbosch:

A surprise late-night appearance by none other than Jason Trachtenburg! Come see us play together, among many friends and talented others, this Friday May 3rd right here at Sidewalk ! Ave A & 6. It’d be good to see you! (And, it’s FREE!!!!)

I am thrilled to announce that joining this bill are two of my musical heroes, Thomas Hughes (of The Spinto Band, who has also played with The Music Tapes and Jeff Mangum) and the talentes singer-songwriter Gretchen Lohse.

Two days! Come on out this friday.

So excited for this show!!

eyeballsinthedarkness:

taken from What I Love by The Spinto Band

oldbookillustrations:

Horseshoe geranium.

From Dictionnaire encyclopédique Trousset, Paris, 1886 - 1891.

(Source: oldbookillustrations.com)

discardingimages:

hare family

Gaston Phoebus, Le Livre de la chasse, Paris ca. 1407.

NY, Morgan, MS M. 1044, fol. 15v

“Ya know, great songs don’t only have a sound, they have a feeling. And while that feeling can be one of love or loss or hope or despair, they can also invoke a season. Since it’s nearly May (we’re rounding up), we’ve got our eyes trained solely on the summer. But on days like today, when the remnants of winter still linger, the shimmery sensibility of summer songs can feel false. For this, we’re extremely thankful for the two new songs the wonderful Gretchen Lohse played for KettlePotTracks‘s On The Hill series. The clip above is the public debut of “All Around the River,” and you can check out another new one, “The Role Of Rabbits,” at the KPT page.”