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For a Good Reason.

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“I would rather trust a woman’s instinct than a man’s reason.” – Stanley Baldwin. Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks to promote various aspects of life and culture with a loving, but brute, educational tinge. When we say, “Creative Sustenance Daily,” we mean it. quietlunch.com

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Foxy Belt.

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Animal motif is heavy this season and this chic Fox Origami patent-leather waist belt by 3.1 Phillip Lim is the perfect way to get in on this summer’s most popular trend. The belt comes in a warm burgundy and is equipped with a gunmetal buckle fastening. This belt is going FAST, so make sure you get while the getting is good.  → …

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The Cool Side of the Silk Pillow.

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Everyone has been enjoying the gems that Childish Gambino has been dropping as of late but we don’t think everyone has fully realized the magnitude of “Silk Pillow”… Dude, Beck is RAPPING again. Not to take away anything from the overall go-hard attitude that Childish has adopted lately but dude… Beck is fucking RAPPING again. Seriously, did you ever think …

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Table Games.

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Okay, now this is almost as cool as the VHS table we featured back in April — probably even cooler. Nintendo NES Controller Coffee Table.↓ Made from maple, mahogany and walnut with dovetail joinery and mid century modern legs, this Nintendo controller  table is a must-have for any 80s babies. Don’t worry, early 90s babies are also eligible. But are you …

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Self-Consent.

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“Dream and give yourself permission to envision a You that you choose to be.” – Joy Page. Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks to promote various aspects of life and culture with a loving, but brute, educational tinge. When we say, “Creative Sustenance Daily,” we mean it. quietlunch.com

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What Ever Happened to That May Jailer?

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Turns out that there is yet another layer to songstress Lana Del Rey — if that’s her real name! An album, in which she records under the alias May Jailer, has been discovered and many are confirming that it predates Born to Die, thus making it her “REAL” first official debut album. Although it is disputed to be a fake, Sirens features the sultry …

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Tuning Out?

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Recent data from the ISI Data Group shows that the number of cable TV subscribers have been on steady decline over the last eight quarters. This isn’t the only interesting morsel of data that we’ve found. Click here to check out others numbers that could be spelling out the demise of television. Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication …

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An Aggregate.

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South Korean artist Seon Ghi Bahk‘s An Aggregate series uses meticulously suspended pieces of charcoal to create various shapes and structures. Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks to promote various aspects of life and culture with a loving, but brute, educational tinge. When we say, “Creative Sustenance Daily,” we mean it. quietlunch.com

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Quiet Lunch Magazine ‡ June 4th, 2012. – June 10th, 2012.

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This week’s book sees the start of Music Month and an exclusive interview with the über eccentric Raye 6! We find out what May Jailer is up to these days and The xx FINALLY announce their second album. We also explore the works of Liisa Kruusmagi, Joe Murtagh and Julita Nowosad. Stay Tuned! Unflinchingly Yours, Quiet Lunch Staff. Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a …

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Music Month Begins…

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The summer is upon us and there are at least 18 billion things to look forward to. But out of those 18 billion things, there is one that summer cannot do without and that’s MUSIC. The music you listen to can either make or break your summer. It may sound dramatic but the soundtrack to your summer fun is just …

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It’s All…

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21 year old visual artist and filmmaker Jeff VASH is a fucking a genius. NYC gremlin turned Texas rancher, VASH’s work may be too trill for the naked eye. ↓”About You”.↓ Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks to promote various aspects of life and culture with a loving, but brute, educational tinge. When we say, “Creative …

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Luminati.

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Michael Taylor‘s Luminescence series seems like it’s been done before but the outcome still retains as original feel. “A current passes through copper electroluminescent (EL) wire, causing the surrounding phosphor coating to emit light. The wire is wrapped around the custom-made costumes worn by models or mannequins, and the movements are then recorded, capturing the kinetic energy.” Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is …

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Knowing Kendall.

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The body of Kendall Bouchlas‘ work is an intimate one. For Bouchlas, simply taking a photograph is more than an artistic action; it’s a storied experience. Bouchlas’ approach to photography has an Hollywood air. Not to say that it isn’t organic but it certainly possesses a level of ambition that allows her audience to recognize her full potential. We decided …

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Guazzabuglio di Parentela.

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Claudio Parentela‘s work is a smashmouth entity of delirium and high fashion. When Parentela came to us with his work we immediately felt ashamed that we hadn’t discovered him on our own. It was awe at first sight. Parentela’s busy method was initially shocking but it wasn’t long until we recognized his greatness. Art that is executed in this manner may be …

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(Fa)ssion: To The (Maxi).

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Maxi dresses are still a style go-to. From sweet to summer sultry, this ankle-grazing staple is perfect for a day stroll or a night cap. ↓Andree Southwestern Slinky Maxi Dress, $79.↓   ↓Colordot maxidress by Madewell, $188.↓   ↓Santee Maxi Dress by Anthropologie, $298.↓   ↓Ruffles and Twinkle Maxi Dress by Betsey Johnson, $346.↓ Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online …

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Captivating Craver. (NSFW)

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There is something eerie about Neil Craver’s photographs, but it is a chill that piques your curiosity and makes you want to jump right in. The subjects in his series, Omni-Phantasmic, are like modern day mermaids; mimicking the natural movement of their environment. Craver captures his models in states of bliss, which is equal parts vulnerable and powerful; creating an …

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The Pie Hole: A Thriller of a Chiller.

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Cool your britches and your palate with this delicious Cucumber-Lemonade Chiller that’s satisfying enough to have it’s own table at your next party. Using the freshest ingredients you can find, this gin and rosemary-infused cocktail is the best thirst quencher you could want simply because the lemonade is like an homage to the summers of your childhood’s past. Ingredients.↓ 3 large …

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A Thousand Words.

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Annie Vought has an infatuation with text. Her paper cut letters are skeletons of found handwritten notes and letters, carved out with an Exact-o knife. Despite it’s delicate nature, Vought’s works are a visual demonstration of the long-lasting strength of words. Vought’s patience and precision in etching out each leaf of paper is as if she is exposing her bones …

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Subtle Rebuttal: Cool Grades, Man.

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I drew a healthy dose of amusement these past couple of weeks from Facebook updates containing screenshots of people’s college report cards and lists of generally good grades they received. These pictures or lists were normally complemented with the person’s high GPA and a generic statement of pride in their great accomplishment. As finals bore on and more and more people from various school …

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Evicted.

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Rambunctious rapstress, Chippy Nonstop, offered up her latest last week by dropping new visuals for the single “Kick Out Da Club” off of #GLOBALSCHOOLOFTWERK. Chippy, whose real name is Chhavi Nanda, employed Kreayshawn to direct the video and Spaghetto for the animation. In the video, Chippy goes ape shit while she rocks the mic and proceeds to run a muck in the club …

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Welcome, Kiryl B.!

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Quiet Lunch Magazine would like to welcome and introduce it’s newest member and columnist Kiryl B.! Kiryl will be heading up his own column title Subtle Rebuttal. Like always, we are happy to have the newcomer on board and we hope you look forward to reading his column as much as we look forward to harassing him because he’s the …

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Heightening the Level of Discourse.

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“I think that America needs an honest discourse with itself. It’s like the greatest country in the world by default. You know what I mean? But we can actually be the greatest country that ever existed if we were just honest about who we are, what we are and where we want to go; and if we learn how to …

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Donut’s Day.

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It’s National Donut Day and we decided to remind our readers with a few choice photographs from A. Hunt. Now that we think about it, we wouldn’t be surprised if National Donut Day was somehow tied in with Homer J. Simpson’s birthday. Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks to promote various aspects of life and culture …

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Counterpoint.

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In Erin Cone‘s realm there are two warring forms. There is the human form, which is populated with lines that have their own eccentric characteristics and free will. And then there is the form of design, a freeflowing regime that is structured by geometry. Cone is an instigator of sorts. Her work seems to purposefully pit the two forms against one another. In many of her …