The first magazine I subscribed to with my own money.
The first magazine I subscribed to with my own money.
"The history of modern art really looks different when viewed from the West Coast. New York art was conceptual, and Los Angeles was about perception. Everything had to be honed to a very high level of craft so that it wasn’t disruptive perceptually."
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Andrew Perchuk, deputy director of the Getty Research Institute ll Vanity Fair, October 2011.
> in reference to Pacific Standard Time
"I love being home with my kids. I love simple things and wonder why I can’t just enjoy them and live that kind of life. But I wouldn’t be happy. I wouldn’t feel my life is of much worth."
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Angelina Jolie ll Vanity Fair, October 2011
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I wonder, too.
and the feature The Year in 18 Objects was proving real interesting, until my subconscious questioning of why VF was summing up the year already kicked into my conscious - OH MY. IT IS THE DECEMBER ISSUE. Happy wayearlybeforeeventhanksgiving New Year’s! (I tend to get ahead of myself.)
I was reading the new Vanity Fair per usual
Vanity Fair ll April 2012
Somewhere along the way, New York became all about money. Or rather, it was always about money, but it wasn’t all about money, if you know what I mean. New York’s not Geneva or Zurich yet, but we’re certainly heading in that direction. London is, too. With every passing year, London is a city that becomes less English and more international - ‘international’ being code these days for business and finance. - Graydon Carter (Editor’s Letter, VF April 2012)
When Money is Everything
Throwback ll Vanity Fair February 1921
(Source: pudsalicious)
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