#CoolShit 02.25.20
Heartbreak, Equality vs. Equity, and some Japanese Jazz. Enjoy!
Okay, so I need to warn you, we’re going to start SUPER SAD, but then we get right back into it after the Kobe stuff.
The other thing I should warn you about is, I found a LOT of #CoolShit this morning, so I hope you have a full cup of coffee/tea.
Happy Tuesday!
-Shelby
Yesterday was sad & powerful.
There’s a TON I could share from yesterdays service for Kobe & Gianna, but this image was my favorite - Vanessa Bryant getting ready to speak on the passing of her husband and 13 year old daughter.
If you watched it, you know that yesterday was equal parts heartbreaking & inspiring.
I could go on for a while about how Kobe affected not only me, but seemingly the entire world, I won’t. At least not today…
Sorry to start with a bummer piece, now back to our regularly scheduled program…
Explanation of the subtle differences between equality and equity
Equality vs. Equity vs. Justice - I love how simple to understand this is.
👆🏻 A secret to life 👆🏻
Hundreds of artists declare support for Bernie.
Artists4Bernie is an artist-led campaign. We represent a diverse coalition of people that work within art and culture from around the world, and with this letter, we would like to declare our support for Senator Bernie Sanders and endorse his candidacy for President of the United States.
This clip of NYC remastered in 4K 60FPS
Seeing the past like this, makes it feel so much more real.
Madonna, Sting, and Tupac, 1994
Could you imagine what an album with these 3 would of been like?
This site lets you buy shares of classic art
For too long, access to blue-chip art investments have been limited to the ultra rich who purchase masterpieces—often historical treasures—and remove them from public display when they enter their private collections. Masterworks is opening the doors to top-tier, blue-chip art investments to everyone.
For the first time, you can purchase shares representing ownership of a painting similar to how you would purchase shares in a traditional company.
This piece by Michael Driver
Singapore looks like its from the future
This Japanese mellow jazz jam
Had this one on repeat as I put together this mornings email.
