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You Light Up My Life
realizing I could technically say “yeah my mother wanted a girl so she dressed me like a little girl” to explain my childhood photos and it would technically be correct and win me much more sympathy than just saying I’m trans
“you’re right it IS weird to force children to live as a gender they know they are not”
James Turrell (American, b.1943)
RODEN CRATER (from Overview)
“The Roden Crater is a cinder cone from an extinct volcano located in the Painted Desert region of northern Arizona, USA. The 400,000-year-old, 3-mile-wide (4.8 km) crater is the site of a land art project in progress. Artist James Turrell is transforming its inner cone into a massive naked-eye observatory designed specifically for viewing and experiencing skylight, solar and celestial phenomena.”
Comment: news reports in 2020 mentioned that Roden Crater may be opened to the public sometime around 2024-25, contingent on further funding.
- more info & images at the Roden Crater website
- more James Turrell works here and here
Portrait of Stephy Langui, 1961, Rene Magritte
The other day I answered the door to my postman. I was signing for stuff, like you do, when my kid came downstairs with only his underwear and a t-shirt on.
Now, the postman couldn’t see him from the front door, and I scribbled my signature and said, to my son, “You need to put some trousers on.”
My postman, very slowly, looked down at his trouser-clad legs with a mixture of confusion and horror, and then looked back up at me.
When I explained I was talking to my little boy out of his line of sight, he gave a very solemn nod and said: “I thought I’d put trousers on this morning, but suddenly when you said that, I really wasn’t sure.”
Years after this, I still have the same postman. He still always wears trousers, but every time I answer the door, I’m pretty sure we both remember this incident.
Paula Rego (Por. 1935-2022)
Vanitas (2006)
Pastel on paper mounted on aluminium
Les Satinover, Earth, n.d., Oil on canvas, 40 x 60 in
Gerhard Richter - Overpainted photographs (Rural Landscapes), 2008/09
@mrgryphon - The thrill, the fear, the hope, oil on paper, 2021
Christof Vetsch, Wild Roses, 2021.
Julie Mehretu, Bombing Babylon, 2001
JJ Manford - Interior with David Hockney Print & Bentwood Chair, 2021
Bötticher, 1855 - for James Rosenquist
Juan Jr Ramirez She/He Keeps Me Warm Oil on panel