Live Through This got a two page spread in Curve Magazine’s June 2013 pride issue!
Des is awesome.
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Live Through This got a two page spread in Curve Magazine’s June 2013 pride issue!
Des is awesome.
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Satanic sunbathing: Introducing the pentagram bikini (For more info, click image or here; For a related post, click here http://christiannightmares.tumblr.com/post/48380831477/satanic-nicolas-cage-sweatshirt-found-at)
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my point about ironic fans of rap music is why I can’t stand those shitty acoustic white ppl covers of rap songs
because you think it’s funny to juxtapose your whiteness with “ratchet” rap lyrics to show how “hilarious” you think the lyrics are when you try to put it in the context of an art form you find more legitimate and superior
you are completely stripping the music of it’s context and butchering it for your own amusement I can’t stand it
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Graduate students who come into every conversation on the offensive - STOP.
Just be human for a fucking second and stop.
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FRANDSSSS
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Vertical Roll by Joan Jonas, 1972
In this well-known tape, Jonas manipulates the grammar of the camera to create the sense of a grossly disturbed physical space. The space functions as a metaphor for the unstable identity of the costumed and masked female figure roaming the screen, negotiating the rolling barrier of the screen’s bottom edge.
The piece is structurally very simple: a horizontal strip, resulting from filming a TV set, punctuates transitions between frames to the sound of a hypnotically synched monotonous beat, while Jonas presents excerpts from her Organic Honey theatrical performances. These performances are all structured around the vertical roll that insistently sweeps the screen throughout the piece’s 20 minutes, and are mostly framed in a spatially disruptive manner. All such performances seem to have a common theme: they all revolve around common representations of the female body and, therefore, of female sexuality when viewed from the outside…
You can watch this short film (20 min) at the link.
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Now this is ART!
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Helping to plan the BA/BFA Visual and Critical Studies symposium at SAIC
Another year has passed.
grupa ok rebloggin’ my alumnihood!!!!
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