nycartscene: thru June 28:“Floater” Clint Jukkala, Alexander Kroll, Evan Nesbit, Erik Olson, Eric Sall, Amanda ValdezBravinLee programs, 526 W26th St., NYC (#211)the work of six painters, whose abstracted imagery is located between the familiar and peculiar, revealing spatial ambiguities and vague references. Most of the work emerges out of abstraction and plays with its conventions and classifications, much like the “floater” that moves about your field of vision. “Floaters are deposits of various size, shape, and consistency that exist within the eye’s vitreous humor. They may appear as spots, webs, fragments, or threads that float slowly before the observer’s eyes.” pictured:    Erik Olson, 2013, oil on canvas, 30 x 24 inches

A slave is he who cannot speak his thoughts.

— Euripides 
yourland: Disneyland Magi-Pak ticket book, 1964
raydisney: Vintage Disneyland is always the best

Laughter gives us distance. It allows us to step back from an event, deal with it and then move on.

— Bob Newhart 
tucec9: Dick.
thislittlevintagespot: c. 1957: Date Night at Disneyland
marcus-wong: Behind the Scenes of Prada Fall/Winter 2013 Campaign