TRY STATE MAGAZINE

Friday, July 3, 2009

check out this website: www.mumblefuck.com
It's like walking through NYC with your eyes wide open.

I expected equilibrium, you gave me a Cope's Kenilworth No. 25 Cigarette Card.
You give me silence and I talk to you when you're not here.
I send you a filthy text and you don't read it for three days.
You notice the outline in my Helmut Lang faded jeans.
I scream for you at the top of my lungs in front of an audience.
You are eternal.
I am irrational.

2 comments:

AnonymousJuly 6, 2009 at 2:51 PM
Thank You for pointing out Mumble Fuck. I LOVE it!
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Ray AvitoJuly 6, 2009 at 5:59 PM
The dirty Prada print is definitely saying something. Like that lots...
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"Try State Magazine Issue One was an international sensation. It brought together the most amazing and innovative emerging artists from around the world and placed them neatly into one collectible magazine. Try State Issue Two, simply outdid themselves, it is the new bible of emerging and art and photography. To be represented in TS is like being represented by the hottest galleries in New York and Berlin, it's a collectors and curators go-to guide of forecasting new trends and ideas. Try State is like having your own personal tour of what's next."

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"Try State Magazine continues to position itself as the paramount Art and Photography magazine for today’s contemporary art lovers. This curated publication brings you the best emerging artists from all over the world. Boasting an A-List clientele of curators, celebutantes, gallery owners, collectors, celebrities and art aficionados there is no other publication that runs as deep into the scene. Issue One was an international sensation with amazing reviews and unparalleled recognition, Issue Two goes beyond that! It is really an amazing work of art in itself. Beautifully designed, edgy, progressive, and informative, you really just can’t get any better than this."