There is only the next project.
The next learning opportunity.
The next idea that comes to mind.
To Steinback, it was a state of being.”If one is vacilando, he is going somewhere, but does not greatly care whether or not he gets there, although he has direction.” On the streets of Rio, it is a curse. A “vacilao” is one who is always doing something wrong. But to to those who are wandering, vacilando is a very great adventure indeed.
This vacilando is a little different, most notably because it is a new international arts project. The Vacilando Collective is an ever expanding history of moments spent out in the world as recorded by twenty-somethings. The project launches in late October, but is currently accepting submissions of travel photography and experiences. Visit the Collective for more information.
Matt Dulin shares his work, personal philosophy, and love for John Lennon.
Be the first to trade in your band tees for blood-stained aprons! Foodies are the new groupies!
From The New York Times’ Global Edition:
“What do you do for an encore when your debut play has sent critics reaching for superlatives? If you’re 22-year-old Polly Stenham, the author of the Royal Court’s harrowing …
Canadian dancers Miles Farber (21), Vincent Noiseux (22), Julie Chapple (20), and Alison Denham (20) in the best music video of all time.
You might find my pinky toe
scraped and swollen, severed
by the effort of finding you in bed
our mattress frame is dangerous, turned
backwards to avoid scratching the walls
When Reza Dolatabadi decided that he would create a film that is also a painting when it is paused, a lot of people told him it could not be done. Two years and six thousand paintings later Reza’s film exists in “Khoda.”
Listen up! as The Rope’s crooningly claim to be a bullet and bequeath you to be their gun.
“I’m constantly looking for those moments when people really look like themselves, not some posed version of who they want to be.”
Ready, aim, fire! Michelle Orozco, 21, of Santa Ana, California, is our first quick shot.
“He feels refreshed by Diane’s betrayal. It’s something that he couldn’t predict, not in his years with her, not before their marriage, not after it. It’s a cloud that he could never imagine straying into their bland sky.”
