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iheartmyart:

Helen Verhoeven, ”Blue Thing (Naked Lunch),” 2010, Acrylic on canvas, 94.5 x 118 inches

iheartmyart:

D’Metrius Rice, sarah no. 3, 2013 

kneadedand:

Hernan Bas, The Immaculate Lactation of Saint Bernard, 2007

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This is a video of me playing dizzy fingers by zez confrey.

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isqineeha:

Walladah (2004) - Saudi Artist Hend Al Mansour

Henna Silk Screen on Wool.

The title of this piece is in reference to the late Andalusian Muslim poet Wallada bint al-Mustakfi (1001-1091) who was known for her great intellect and beauty, along with several controversial stories during that time. She is the daughter of Muhammad III of Cordoba who was an Umayyad Caliph of Cordoba. According to several resources Wallada didn’t appreciate the constraints society placed on her and she would be defying those in several ways, including competing in Poetry competitions that were dominated by men. Wallada is also known for her romantic relationship with the great Arab poet Ibn Zaydun, whom she left after discovering he was cheating on her with another woman, but later also discovered his relationship with another man as well and decided to out his homosexuality in revenge through one of her poems. I recommend you read more about her.

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Acquaintance card

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Like a lot of us, I crave time! It’s coming. After June I will cut my hours in half.

I silkscreen all day. In a boring way. My mind in a wind of information and podcasts and books.

Slowly slowly work toward time.

dandelionwoots:

mmmmmmm

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