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Built in 1953, the GM Firebird I was the hit of the 1954 GM Motorama. Its design, like an Air Force jet fighter, was to accommodate GM's first jet turbine engine within. With space only for a pilot, it was an impractical experimental vehicle inspired by the new Jet Age and was Harley Earl's promise to be the sensation of General Motors engineering and design.

The Playboi Carti\Miles Davis comparison was very out of pocket smh

Virgil Abloh is a great inspiration. I am a marketer, and I still get inspired by his talks about art, fashion and overall what moves people.

Sally Maan!! Grande. Enorme artista.

Amazing work done 🎉

Amazing work done🎉

à côté de la plaque......

WHEN did this happen 😩

Excellent lecture. So penetrating, culturally sensitive and relevant to the present day

So thoughtful! I've never seen dancing and movement through this lense - it's so refreshing and unique!

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I got two of those type of bronze horse Fredrick Remingtons bought them today for 400$ for both

I started my clothing brand 3 years ago because of Virgil . Still going strong 💪🏽

love it

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Carlton and Noa, I love all the connections you are making with Oasis! Purna

Facinating!

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sounds great!

she looks still young

Esta perfecta la obra de artes , también realizo estas ....

so much rewatch value

I love this format of conversing and giving us amazing insights into this amazing exhibit!

Amazing curation

This guy hosting was so condescending and uninterested in the conversation it’s wild. Also the choice to talk about race and then leave the cotton logo over Virgil’s head was beyond poor taste

This past summer I saw a piece exactly like this at the Chicago Art Institute? Yet I can find nothing about it on their site. Are they, in fact, the same piece?

thank you Virgil for inspiration, gems, and all the game/cheat codes - with gratitude, LaynoProd - because of your videos my "domino effect" is born 011224 called "NOPLATASIORO" or "NOT SILVER BUT GOLD" @noplatasioro

As a teen I went to shows at the enchanted forest. It is now no longer...

Promo-SM 😏

I Gare with me, one of the most beautiful Criss portraits.

Absolutely Mind-blowing 😢❤

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I live in São Paulo, Brazil, but visited the High several years ago. I love these videos sharing part of your exhibits. It's a way to stay close, Congrats to all of you who work at the High,

Love this...thank you so much for sharing Ilse! ❤B

Hey, i would love to see a video of how you pull your handles. I have a Jerry Garcia and Bob Dylan mug that you made,. Love the handles. I might need Neil Young and Frank Zappa mugs next.

This is so fascinating! Thank you for putting together such an interesting look at Southern photography and asking the important questions of what they represent. Eager to see the exhibit.

Dillitaunt here for the insight

This is my grandfather miree Pettway sister she would come visit us in Compton ca and bring us quilts I still have mines and she would let me play in her hair I love and miss you auntie♥️ Pettways for life

We have to keep an eye out for my man at 1:12:11 . . . That is some high-level manifesting right there!

"The State of Georgia acquired the bulk of the Wormsloe Plantation in 1973, and opened it to the public as a state historic site in 1979."

Very interesting practise and beautiful chair.

Beautiful

so glad to see the process of caring for art, Thank You

Fabulous! More of these, please!

Wonderful and thank you!! Behind the scenes is so amazing.

My fav photographer…

Nellie Mae Rowe is my mother in law’s great aunt. Her grandmother and Nellie were sisters. My mother in law spent many summers at Aunt Nellie’s house in Vinings. She and her brother currently have several original pieces of her art. I am just learning this awesome history today. I am blown away. Lol

Nellie Mae Rowe is my mother in law’s great aunt. Her grandmother and Nellie were sisters. My mother in law spent many summers at Aunt Nellie’s house in Vinings. She and her brother currently have several original pieces of her art. I am just learning this awesome history today. I am blown away. Lol