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Banksy - Insane Clown, 2001
Posted on February 28, 2013 via cup3tint3 with 5 notes ()
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Cross for the Unforgiven by Houston artist Mel Chin: AK-47 assault rifles (cut and welded), via gaksdesigns. From the artist:
Cross for the Unforgiven was made in 2003. Asked for eight AK-47s from the local country store. They asked, “What youens gonna do, start a War?” I responded there was one going on already and I was going to make a sculpture. Deathly silence followed but they figured a way for me to purchase all eight that day.
[…] the Kalashnikovs, a new International Symbol of Resistance to the West, formed this Maltese Cross from times of the Crusades, now eternally welded in opposition.
Posted on January 18, 2013 via . with 603 notes ()
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Ninja with guns! (bang-bang). via sisterwolf
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Art by Pere Ginard founder of Laboratorium in Barcelona, Spain: “La Ciudad Transparente”, via darksilenceinsuburbia
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Posted on November 18, 2012 via Dark Silence In Suburbia with 351 notes ()
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Natalie Wood takes a shot. A photographic triptych by Ralph Crane for Life Magazine, 1956. Way Warholian. Via mizenscen
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Posted on October 29, 2012 via with 1,349 notes ()
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From 1926, Stefan Norblin designed cover for nHP magazine. More great vintage Polish graphic design here. Via seditionsgraphiques & A Journey Round My Skull
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Posted on October 21, 2012 via seditions with 73 notes ()
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Clint Eastwood gets an appropriate entourage as A Fistful of Dollars premieres in London, 1967.
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Posted on August 4, 2012 via The stars are ageless, aren't they? with 1,898 notes ()
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![Cross for the Unforgiven by Houston artist Mel Chin: AK-47 assault rifles (cut and welded), via gaksdesigns. From the artist:
Cross for the Unforgiven was made in 2003. Asked for eight AK-47s from the local country store. They asked, “What youens gonna do, start a War?” I responded there was one going on already and I was going to make a sculpture. Deathly silence followed but they figured a way for me to purchase all eight that day.
[…] the Kalashnikovs, a new International Symbol of Resistance to the West, formed this Maltese Cross from times of the Crusades, now eternally welded in opposition.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mc2cmisP7z1qj6juso1_500.jpg)


