[nokiwiki]

art classrooms are the opposite of liminal space

[dundee998]

explain

[nokiwiki]

it has something to do with the paint on the walls, the tables, the floor, the electrical outlets; the cans with their labels torn off sitting in the sink, full of paint-colored water; the pencil doodles on the tables that get erased and changed constantly; the way everything is arranged slightly differently every time you go in; the half-finished projects everywhere in sight, laying on drying racks, hanging on the wall, propped up on an easel. everything about it suggests continuous use even when it’s empty. it suggests continuity and returning and belonging

[dundee998]

thats fucking beautiful what the hell

[pohaberry]

my home.

[honeysuckle-princess]

this is the 2016 apology post. reblog in 45 seconds and 2016 will apologize to you in the form of money.

[atheistj]

John Boyega looked good today. I didn’t see him, but I know he looked good.

[femininefreak]

Annie Easley helped make modern spaceflight possible

“Few people are brilliant enough to be a computer programmer or a mathematician. Even fewer can add “rocket scientist for NASA” to their resume. Annie Easley, however, was all three. During her 34-year career, she worked not only on technologies that led to hybrid vehicles, but also on software that enabled great strides in spaceflight and exploration. And if that wasn’t notable enough, Easley also did all of this as one of the first few African-Americans in her field.“