Juxtapoz Magazineのインスタグラム(juxtapozmag) - 8月18日 01時31分

"The Alphabet,” by #DavidLynch, 1968.
The idea for The Alphabet came from Lynch's wife, Peggy Lentz, a painter whose niece, according to Lynch in Chris Rodley's Lynch on Lynch book, "was having a bad dream one night and was saying the alphabet in her sleep in a tormented way. So that's sort of what started ‘The Alphabet’ going. Based on the merits of this short film, Lynch was awarded an American Film Institute production grant and became a minor celebrity" —Wikipedia, via the research of @chicojefferson for #juxsaturdayschool

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lawrencevoytek Very nice like a Francis Bacon night mare... I worked for Bob Rauschenberg, in school I had made some films and still had my camera, I asked Bob if I could put the camera up in the studio ceiling looking down on his big work table, and do a time elapsed film of the nights work.... we had 5 big paintings on the table a normal night... he said no way... the camera doesn’t need to remember the night that’s your job

flower_g_2018 Ini tahun 1968. Komunitas video di sini jaman sekarang juga baru begini. Risetnya jg gak lebih dalam utk hal jaman sekarang dan sdh pernah dibuat oleh orang terdahulu. Trus mau belagak ngomong lukis SDH mati atau art is dead. Ya nggak cocok tooong, lu sapeee? Gembel ? Lulusan seni? Komunitas kontempeleeer? (Gimana bung @semutberkarya 😁😁😁😁)

libertocular Good morning! @minorseven @disconappysasafrassy @digitalspeed010

itswangdawg Thought it was the amazon "a" for a second lol

zach_the_trainer @beehappytattoos12 watch this at the spa baby

connorkeezy The basis of every red curtain scene in peaks

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