Thursday, May 2, 2013
washingtonpoststyle: papermag: Yes, yes, we do. We heard Chickpeas is great in this.

washingtonpoststyle:

papermag:

Yes, yes, we do.

We heard Chickpeas is great in this.

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Thursday, April 25, 2013
psaaok: “Boeuf à la mode.” Die Frau in der Karikatur.  Eduard Fuchs, author; Auguste André Lançon, artist.  1906. Source

psaaok:

“Boeuf à la mode.”

Die Frau in der Karikatur.  Eduard Fuchs, author; Auguste André Lançon, artist.  1906.

Source

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(Source: visionsoftheemeraldbeyond)

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Tuesday, April 23, 2013
“In general, when asking artists questions—especially artists whose work deals with identities that are personal and political—it’s ideal to check in with ourselves before we speak. “Is my question about this artist’s work, or is it about my own personal reaction?” Many of the uncomfortable questions I receive are not questions about my work at all, but are knee-jerk responses. For example, a few male readers have asked me if I hate men.” Amber Dawn in Autostraddle (via notyourexrotic)
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Saturday, March 23, 2013

towerofsleep:

EARLY SPRING MIX (click thru to DL)

Kevin Ayers - shouting in a bucket blues
Ace - how long
Rhye - shed some blood
AlunaGeorge - put up your hands
Les Sins - grind
Shlohmo - don’t say no ft. How to Dress Well
Atoms for Peace - ingenue
Vondelpark - backflip (in the sauna)
Deptford Goth - objects objects
The Knife - a tooth for an eye
Moon B - EF4
TTAM RENAT - air mix ft. music libirique
Maxmillion Dunbar - woo
Martyn - newspeak
Valentina - wolves
Fear of Men - born
Free Time - nothin’ but nice
Richard and Linda Thompson - madness of love

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amberalbrecht:

Some new work.

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Sunday, March 17, 2013
mrkiki: Sue Williams Celebration of Nature. 2010 wallpaper and ink on paper 17 1/2 x 13 inches VIA MORE

mrkiki:

Sue Williams

Celebration of Nature. 2010

wallpaper and ink on paper

17 1/2 x 13 inches

VIA

MORE

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mrkiki: Sue Williams American Enterprise. 2009 Oil and acrylic on canvas 52 x 62 inches VIA MORE

mrkiki:

Sue Williams

American Enterprise. 2009

Oil and acrylic on canvas

52 x 62 inches

VIA

MORE

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Saturday, March 16, 2013
michaelswaney: Annie Attridge, Cheeky, 2012. Porcelain, gold leaf, jade, 3” x 9” x 9.5”

michaelswaney:

Annie Attridge, Cheeky, 2012. Porcelain, gold leaf, jade, 3” x 9” x 9.5”

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andsoimissedmychance: Travis McEwen Robert Palmer Video Girl Oil on inkjet print dimensions variable. 2013

andsoimissedmychance:

Travis McEwen

Robert Palmer Video Girl

Oil on inkjet print

dimensions variable.

2013

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Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Tintin discovers Edward Said, by Kevin Moore.

Tintin discovers Edward Said, by Kevin Moore.

Posted at 9:46 PM
artspotting: Sol LeWitt letter to Eva Hesse

artspotting:

Sol LeWitt letter to Eva Hesse

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Tuesday, March 12, 2013

brendan-birkett:

snippets of speaking tent/music temple event featuring friends jordan mckenzie and emi honda (of elfin saddle) with help from nick kuepfer. super brilliant and immersive art/sound installation with incorporated live performance, waves of clattering dreamy sound. winter is almost over etc.

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Friday, March 8, 2013
bookishboi: It’s International Women’s Day! Pictured above: CeCe McDonald- a young Black trans woman who was charged with murder after being attacked. She was verbally and physically assulted. She’s currently being held in Stillwater Prison, Minnesota. On International Women’s day, let’s not forget those who society would rather us forget. The imprisoned, the impoverished, and the People of Color, who are sometimes a combination of the two. Fingers crossed for CeCe’s safety.    Happy International Women’s Day today tomorrow and every day!

bookishboi:

It’s International Women’s Day!

Pictured above: CeCe McDonald- a young Black trans woman who was charged with murder after being attacked. She was verbally and physically assulted. She’s currently being held in Stillwater Prison, Minnesota.

On International Women’s day, let’s not forget those who society would rather us forget. The imprisoned, the impoverished, and the People of Color, who are sometimes a combination of the two.

Fingers crossed for CeCe’s safety. 

 

Happy International Women’s Day today

tomorrow

and every day!

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cundtcake: mehreenkasana: Ten-year-old Nadia, whose mother and father were killed in a US drone strike on their house. (via Columbia Human Rights Clinic and the Center for Civilians in Conflict: Civilian Impact of Drones) Remember Malala, but remember Nadia too. Ten years old. A drone struck her home killing her parents. In other words, remember the violence of the Taliban, but remember the violence of the American President, too. Why aren’t we nominating her for a Nobel Peace Prize? Oh right.

cundtcake:

mehreenkasana:

Ten-year-old Nadia, whose mother and father were killed in a US drone strike on their house. (via Columbia Human Rights Clinic and the Center for Civilians in Conflict: Civilian Impact of Drones)

Remember Malala, but remember Nadia too. Ten years old. A drone struck her home killing her parents. In other words, remember the violence of the Taliban, but remember the violence of the American President, too.

Why aren’t we nominating her for a Nobel Peace Prize? Oh right.

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