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the wind blows through [the room]. you see only its emptiness, you search in every corner and don’t find yourself.

i. @jupiter-suggestion

ii. wallows’ “do not wait”

iii. banksy’s “show me the monet”

iv. alain de botton’s “on love”

v. adyashanti

vi. audre lorde’s “learning from the 60s”

vii. hans vandekerckhove’s “another portrait of an artist”

viii. jenny slate

ix. @j-fouur

x. mary oliver’s “blue iris”

caption: franz kafka’s diaries (1915-1923)

Iconic Banksy in NYC...

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Follow Your Dreams Cancelled - Banksy

I don't know why people are so keen to put the details of their private life in public; they forget that invisibility is a superpower.

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I love the way capitalism finds a place - even for its enemies.

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banksy universe | manila 2024 at metropolitan museum of manila got free entrance to this exhibit for international museum day

forty for a kiss. adam banks x reader

summary: reader gets paid forty bucks just to kiss the new varsity kid

warning/s: swearing

slater’s note: short and sweet but adam banks marry me challenge!

“guess what,” you sat down at the wooden lunch table, your face reading completely astounded to your friends. “i just made forty bucks.”

your eyes were wide and glisten at the corners. your mouth was agape, still not believing someone gave you twenty dollars on free will.

“what for?” connie quirked a brow, staring at the money you held in your hand, as she continued to throw chips in her mouth, not really astounded as you were, but still interested.

“i don’t know,” you shrugged, settling down from your high of happiness. “i have to kiss some guy and i’ll get another twenty bucks later.”

“you’re serious,” julie looked at you dumbfounded, her hand reaching for yours as if to examine whether or not the money you held was real.

“yeah.”

“hell, i’d do more than kiss a guy for twenty bucks,” julie shook her head, still taken aback while drinking her milk.

you snorted, shaking your head as well before stuffing the money in your back pocket.

“so who’s the lucky guy?”

“um, some new varsity kid,” your eyes searched around the lunchroom for a face you could put to the name the other varsity hockey boys had given you. “adam banks.”

julie just about choked on her milk, the white substances hitting the back of her throat awkwardly, causing her to fall into a coughing fit. her eyes had gone wide like connie’s, them both sharing a look before looking back to you.

“do you guys know him?”

“know him?” connie scoffed, shocked, “adam’s on our team.”

“used to,” julie corrected, “used to be on our team. he played for the ducks but know he’s on varsity.”

you smiled, laughing a little, “which one is he?”

julie stood to her feet slightly, looking around for the blonde before sitting back down, pointing, “he’s standing by charlie’s table. the blonde boy.”

you rose an eyebrow, eyes finally hitting his tall figure, nodding as if finally content, “cute.”

connie and julie once again share a look before laughing a little, glancing to you again where they watched you get to your feet, rubbing your lips together before heading to the boys direction.

their mouths dropped, not expecting you to actually kiss him. adam hadn’t ever had much attention from girls, and when he did- he wasn’t really ever interested. hockey was always the main focus.

you shrugged your shoulders back before gliding your way to the boy. you smiled before tapping adam on the shoulder, your hands clasped behind your back, making you look innocent. he turned around, his face blank.

“are you adam?”

“uh, yeah?”

“good,” you smiled before sneaking your hand around the back of his head.

you leaned upwards, pressing your lips against his causing a round of amused and shocked noises, making you smile against his soft lips. you felt his body stiffen against yours but he made no move to protest against your kiss. after a couple of more seconds, you pulled away, grinning before nodding in content.

he stared at you dumbfounded, completely stunned with no words to say as the ducks all patted him on the back, almost as if they were proud for him for something he hadn’t initiated.

you walked away with a pep in your step, a considerable amount of eyes on you. you ate it, energy surged through your chest making you smile with how giddy you felt. adam’s hadn’t left you, completely shocked with his mouth opened slightly and his cheeks burning red, not used to that kind of attention.

you sat down again before connie and julie, both completely shocked. they knew this would be the talk of practice.

“there’s no way you did that,” connie exclaimed, her cheeks red for you as she smiled. “you have some balls.”

julie shook her head, trying to cover her smile as she looked down low at the table, giddiness also eating at her.

“like promised,” someone clapped you on the shoulder from your seat, handing you another twenty dollars. “forty for a kiss.”

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missing shoes.

pairings. frat!adam banks x fem!reader

about. fulton’s shoes have been missing for weeks now and the ducks unintentionally find them in the strangest place

warnings. swearing, alcohol, tipsy!adam

ricky rocks. aye adam!

you heard the horrid screams all the way out in the garage where you and dean sat, analyzing old rhonda. the ‘88 red suburban passed down to fulton from his father. the old automobile had a long run, one that seemed to be coming to an end by the way you and dean not being able to find the true problem of why it wouldn’t start up.

the screams soon turned into straight loud yelling that made you clench your jaw, sharing a look with dean. the two of you soon raced out of the garage rather fast toward the entertainment area where the commotion seemed to have been resonating from.

you immediately frowned to see fulton scouting around the room, his hands in his hair, tugging at it roughly. you once again shared a look with dean who looked just as lost as you. in this situation, you were expecting blood, maybe even a stab wound, something that represented physical pain. but instead, you saw fulton, someone who hadn’t been off the couch in days, someone with no stab wounds nor blood on him, causing you to roll your eyes.

“where the hell is my beer?”

“what?”

“my beer,” his hands released his hair, lifting in the air aggressively, “i got up to go to the bathroom and when i came back.. it was gone!”

you squinted at him, trying to find the relevance and need to scream over a missing beer, “maybe you drank it all,” you tried to reason, shrugging lightly.

“i did not drink it all,” he gave you a pointed look, making sure you understood, “the can would still be here anyways, i haven’t cleaned up my pile in weeks.”

that’s when you cringed once he motioned to the pile of beer bottles collecting dust by the side of the couch. he was making use of his spring break.

“maybe they’re where your shoes are,” dean suggested, shrugging innocently but deep down suppressing a smile.

the comment made you laugh while fulton fully glared at his friend, his shoulders going slack from being reminded, “that’s not even funny, man.”

you laughed again. fulton had lost his shoes about two months ago, causing quite a problem since they seemed to be his only pair of shoes. when asked why they were his only pair, he reasoned they were lucky and he found no reason to buy another pair.

you all looked at him like he was crazy.

he had practically turned the frat house upside down in search of these lucky old sneakers, but never found anything except a couple of fives and a lawn gnome hidden under his bed.

“god, fulton, no wonder you lost your shoes,” connie had cringed, her face wrinkling up as she stared into the boys room. “your room is an absolute pig sty.”

after a week he had given up and bought a new pair of sneakers, leaving the lucky ones in the past. but it was still a burden on his mind.

“what’re you laughing at?”

“nothing, fulton,” you shrugged helplessly, a snide smile on your face. “i just think you got a problem.”

“i’ll fucking kick your ass.”

“hey, don’t be talking to my girlfriend like that,” adam appeared out of nowhere with a slight smile on his face while he drunk from a glass beer bottle. “not nice, man.”

fulton glared before coming to realization, “hey, is that my beer?”

“is it?” adam raised the beer as it closely examining it after slinging an arm around your shoulders. “i could’ve sworn this was mine.”

“do you have my shoes too?”

you rolled your eyes while leaning closer into adam’s warm body. he held you closer despite bickering with fulton some more.

the four of you were the only ones home due to julie dragging part of the team out for a hike since everyone had been sitting in on their asses most of spring break.

you and dean denied due to needing to fix rhonda, adam stayed because you stayed, and fulton… fulton wouldn’t have lasted on the hike for five minutes due to his diet now only consisting of beer and eight day old fried chicken. he was a couch potato.

the phone suddenly rang, drowning out part of adam and fulton’s arguing, but they still continued, having no reason to stop.

“y/n,” dean yelled after you, “it’s for you.”

you unhinged from adam, heading towards the crappy green home phone that was probably as old as the house. you nodded to dean before taking the phone, “hello?”

“y/n, you’ll never guess what.”

“julie?”

“you have to come down here,” the girl rambled on, an obvious grin on her face despite you having no ability to see her. “everyone’s losing their shit, you have to come.”

“where are you calling me from?”

“a pay phone outside of west river.”

“is charlie still with you?”

“yeah,” julie bit her nail, “he’s the one who found it,” she pauses, you can hear her breathing lightly before a cautious sigh sounds, “we also need you guys to come out here anyways.”

“why?”

“we kinda ran out of gas..”

you sigh, scratching your forehead, “hand the phone to charlie.”

you felt arms go around your shoulders as you waited silently for julie to hand the phone to your praised captain charlie. your lips were pressed tightly together as adam sunk his head into the crook of your neck, but you smiled as he begun to sway the two of you back in forth in his patient tick.

you could tell he was slightly tipsy and probably had more than one of fulton’s beers by the way the smell of booze curled up in the curve of your neck from his breath. you leaned into him while your one arm that wasn’t holding the phone reached up and held his arm sweetly.

“hey, y/n/n!”

“hi charlie,” you hummed, continuing to sway with adam.

“you need to get down here right now,” charlie yelled, “fulton will love this. plus our cars out of gas, so we kinda need you to pick us all up.”

you sighed but nodded, “alright charlie, but rhonda’s not exactly working right now..”

“that’s fine!”

you weren’t exactly sure if charlie had heard you correctly but you shrugged, mumbling an ‘alright’ before hanging up the phone, trying to process why exactly charlie was so excited.

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you were finally on the road after twenty minutes of trying to get rhonda up running. twenty minutes of dean raging, twenty minutes of adam acting as if he were some car expert, and twenty minutes of you smacking at the both of them.

it wasn’t until fulton decided to make an appearance explaining everything you all were doing was wrong and then rhonda finally worked. and it was the stupidest thing ever. he had smacked the hood of the car five times before it finally started.

it pissed you off.

“where are they again?” adam was leaned and stretched out against you in the middle row, another beer in his hand, drinking the day away faster than fulton was. your hand were in his hair, soothing and making him relax even more than he already was.

“outside of west river… somewhere.”

“great,” he mumbled, taking another sip of his beer, “that could be anywhere.”

“we’ll find em,” fulton mumbled surely before his hope sunk down once they passed the ‘now leaving west river’ sign, seeing no broken down car on the side of the road. “eventually.”

about ten minutes passed before adam’s back straightened, his finger tip knocking against the window lightly, catching all of your attention, “julie’s car. that’s julie’s car, right?”

fulton hit the breaks fast sending you all forward in your seats, “it is!” the boy pulled to the side of the road in front of julie’s red subaru; a shit car she could barely afford. you all got out rather quickly before the inspecting begun.

her car was completely empty besides the small wrappers and pieces of trash that cluttered the floor and the air freshener hung from her rear view mirror. adam tried the handle of the drivers side door, discovering it was locked. he shrugged before all four of you decided silently to head into the woods, calling out your teammates names.

“how do you think they even called us,” fulton’s eyes wandered and analyzed that anywhere he looked there was a tree. “there couldn’t possibly be a phone booth this far out in the woods.”

“with things we’ve seen, i wouldn’t be surprised,” dean mumbled. “let’s just hurry this up, the sky’s starting to get dark.”

“what, you scared?” adam smirked as he tipped back the can of busch light he held.

“no, i just don’t want to be out here any longer than i have to.”

you had to agree with dean. the darker it got outside the colder it would get and the four of you had no idea where you were going, for all you knew, the rest of the team wasn’t even within the woods but maybe farther up the street trying to hitch hike.

“you know what this reminds me of,” adam hiccuped, interrupting the five minutes of silence that had slowly taken over you all. “that one time we went scouting for an alien up at oregon.”

you smiled, thinking of how you had all piled into adam’s parents rv and drove 33 hours for a stupid museum that supposedly had actual alien bones goldberg had heard of but ended up being a hoax. the weather was horrible, preventing you all from doing any other planned activities and you ended up renting a motel room due to connie locking everyone out.

the trip would have overall sucked if it weren’t for the front desk man informing you all of the old abandon mining site that used to be an active alien spotting area. everyone’s cheer had been restored after that and not even the rain could stop all of you once you all had your galoshes and rain coats on.

you hadn’t found anything, but the rest of the night spent in the motel room with adam didn’t have you disappointed.

“you guys finally made it,” charlie appeared out of no where with his hiking pack on and his face sunburned. “you guys need to see this.”

you shared a look with adam before following charlie who trekked in what seemed to be a memorized path by the way he glided around the trees so easily and found the rest of your friends without a sweat. they were all camped out by a rundown looking telephone booth making you frown as you tipped your head slightly.

“does it work?”

“who cares, this is what you all made a big deal about?” dean scowled at charlie and julie who was leaned against the pealing red painted wood of the booth. “let’s get out of here man, my legs are aching.”

julie rolled her eyes before pushing herself off of it, “just look,” her finger raised toward the sky where all your eyes followed to what you assumed was where their actual surprise was; a long line of brass hung from tree to tree, decorated with multiple pairs of shoes, something you were surprised you hadn’t noticed.

your eyebrows lifted in surprise as you examined the multiple kinds of shoes that varied from condition to color to style to brand.

and then- “no fucking way.”

your eyes landed on a ratty pair of sneakers that looked familiar and your guess was proved right when you heard fulton’s gasp.

his long lossed sneakers were finally found.

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Banksy

The framed, Park City, Utah, Banksy

Feature Documentary Films on Fashion, Street Art, Photography, Graphic Design, Cuisine, and Performance Art.

"In feature films, the director is God. In documentary films, God is the director..." — Sir Alfred Hitchcock +++ Various scenes from documentary feature films on arts and entertainment Bill Cunningham New York Cutie And The Boxer Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has To Travel Exit Through The Gift Shop Imelda Jiro Dreams Of Sushi Marina Abramović: The Artist Is Present The September Issue The Electric Daisy Carnival Experience When Björk Met Attenborough

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"Art should comfort the disturbed, and disturb the comfortable"

- Banksy

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