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Chantal Akerman by Micheline Pelletier
Berlin 1931 Cabaret bts
Celeste Rapone
POPPY DE HAVILLAND
TWINBORN (2026)
Jean Hélion, Nude with Loaves, 1952
ROLLER DERBY KISSES, Acrylic on MDF and leather, Riikka Hyvönen
bonus: here's my favourite title out of the series
Did not clock how absolutely HUGE these were
Les ancêtres de Maigriou. Scrawny's ancestors. Théophile Alexandre Steinlen. 1884.
Gallica
Georgia O’Keeffe
Black Door with Snow, 1953-1955
Oil on canvas
Gordon Parks, Invisible Man Retreat, Harlem, New York, 1952. Photograph by Gordon Parks. © The Gordon Parks Foundation, courtesy of the Gordon Parks Foundation and Jenkins Johnson Gallery.
New City, New York, Photo by Lee Friedlander, 1976
Anna Perlin (British, b. 1982, based Hertfordshire, England) - Peonies, Paintings: Mixed Media
Yohji Yamamoto SS09 ⊘ “DON’T DO THAT” graphic jacket
Tanya Avchinnikova (Belarusian, b. 1988, Minsk, Belarus, based England) - 1: Atlantis. Oblivion 3, 2: Atlantis. Oblivion 4, Paintings: Soft Pastel
Nan Goldin from I'll Be Your Mirror
01/12/2025
Cuts to prevention, testing, and community services across the UK are already leaving people without support. Globally, progress is stalling, and inequalities continue to drive new infections and prevent access to lifesaving treatment.
ACT UP’s message remains as urgent as ever:
Silence = Death.
Funding Cuts = Lives Lost.
Fight until everyone has access to care, dignity, and the chance to live well, everywhere in the world.