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Sade Olutola
NASA
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hello vonnie
we're not kids anymore.
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Alisa U Zemlji Chuda
Not today Justin
Three Goblin Art
occasionally subtle
祝日 / Permanent Vacation
Kaledo Art
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@contemporaryother
This why I work with womxn. Cus when I want to cry I can't because of all the laughing n love n care @rachaelraymck I knew I wanted to work with her from the very beginning. Instant trust which yes happens with woc. We understand the context we are making in and that is vital. She knew that the work needed constructing and deconstructing but more importantly it needed respect and love because it is me my family and my tribe. (at Contact)
This is picture is a small pot maybe 3 spoon worth of tzatziki and it cost £3. This represents art council money coming in and we going wild.
This is a picture of, get ready for this..... My best friend/producer/collaborator/business partner/my artist/ After 2 years of creating opportunities and circumstances for other artists she created her own performance/ her own position/opinion and made performance. Just her! her politics and love and anger and she made work that I'm so proud of. She was a deerbra if you don't know the reference it's ok but you should lol. Just know that Toni is the future. We worked solid for a week and made a slice of something I hope will continue. I changed role and I did everything I could do to support her like she has supported me. Even beating her face which I was terrified about cus I was convinced it would be bad, like really bad. And then she would hate me cus I ruined her aesthetic. We both have to have strong as aesthetic :/ I'm so happy I was witness to this moment. Xox (at Toynbee Studios (Artsadmin))
I started a relationship a year ago with an institution, @contactmcr I had my many concerns like with all venues. But my god this place has model that NEEDS to be adopted by other places. I felt cared for and yes that was down to individuals working there like @roxy_moores ❤❤❤ but care is a priority in this place. Young people really do lead. My commission interview was not just Matt Fenton asking questions but the young board who had equal say. I think I'm right in saying I was their vote/choice and I can't tell you how that makes me feel. That a young panel of people that look and sound like me are in the room not to represent but to have power. Yes this place like every place has it symptoms of being in a culture where yes burn out is not encouraged but also more importantly is not addressed. All persons working all hours/ I saw that / it made me feel shame that I wasn't working hard or fast enough / but I'm starting to see a pattern that when I form a relationship / enter a institution that their culture/ that system be that good and bad becomes my culture. Everything is ecceraleted to meet the needs of capitalism. = burn out. We as individual artists/producers/curators/makers/academics don't have the network and 'sick leave' we have whatsapp therapy with friends and partners that will take off work early to be with you in manny (That might just be me, I have an Aaron that has been my unaware carer for a very long time) and that is my privileged position. I see that. I'm thinking now of how I move forward / how I want to nurture and maintain a relationship with @contactmcr who had the most brown audiences I've ever had. But also how I want to actively discuss with venues who 'bring me in' for whatever small commission or long term project that I will also actively bringing in the culture I'm working on is radical vulnerability which is in total resistance to the system all have imbedded. I won't instantly say "thank for picking me I'm all in". No I will be saying "thank you for picking me, here is my conditions to actively fight against the culture that will hurt me and you. Are you in?" (at Contact)
Him: I don’t date black women. It’s just a preference. Me: Based on what? Him: Nothing, it’s just how I feel. Me: Impossible, deliberate aversions come from somewhere. Him: Its just a preference, that’s all. Me: No, a preference is preferring broccoli to asparagus. You can say that because asparagus will always taste the same, even when prepared differently. Him: And? Me: And we’re not always the same at all. There are hundreds of millions of us and we’re each completely different from the next. If an employer said not hiring Black people was a preference would you agree? Him: No, but that’s based on stereotypes. Me: … And what is yours based on, facts?
- discussion with a classmate earlier.
Love who you want, I don’t care, but please don’t disguise legitimate issues with a relationship.
(via thatlupa)
can she just get an award or something
I reblog this whenever it pops up on my dash.
So many directions she could have gone with this joke…out of infinite possibilities…she picked the best possible direction.
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When the bombs rain down, the White Helmets rush in. Unarmed and neutral they’ve saved 85,228+ lives and counting. Support them now.
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Things that I, a women’s bathroom user, am fine with:
trans women using the bathroom with me
trans men who feel uncomfortable or unsafe in the men’s room using the bathroom with me
nonbinary people who want to use the women’s room using the bathroom with me
Things that I am not fine with:
someone being super uncomfortable in my bathroom because a transphobic clueless lawmaker is forcing them to be there
Things I am also not comfortable with
* Cis men invading the bathroom to remove a woman they don’t think belongs there.
Things that I a women’s bathroom user, is also fine with: being asking to stick around with a trans women because they don’t feel safe alone.
******NEW WORK****
Title ‘I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired’
Will be doing a WIP at Buzzcut Festival this week
xoxox
Movies To Stream Right Now For Transgender Day Of Visibility
Boy Meets Girl (dir. Eric Shaeffer)
A sweet romantic comedy starring trans actress Michelle Hendley as a trans woman who finds love in a small town in Kentucky, USA. (Netflix)
Tangerine (dir. Sean Baker)
Two trans sex workers, played by trans actresses Kitana Kiki Rodriguez and Mya Taylor, go on an adventure in Los Angeles on Christmas Eve to find the man who did one of them wrong. (Netflix)
Gun Hill Road (dir. Esai Morales)
Harmony Santana, who plays a young trans woman in the process of transitioning, was the first trans actress to be nominated for an Independent Spirit Award. (iTunes, Google Play)
Todo sobre mi madre/ All About My Mother (dir. Pedro Almodóvar)
This Spanish-language masterpiece by Pedro Almodóvar is the most-awarded movie featuring a trans actress: Antonia San Juan plays a trans woman named Agrado. (Amazon, iTunes, Hulu, Google Play)
Paris Is Burning (dir. Jennie Livingston)
The legendary documentary about the New York Ballroom scene showcases the brilliance of the many trans women of color who built a community there. (Netflix)
Kumu Hina (dir. Dean Hamer and Joe Wilson)
The story of Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu, a Hawaiian teacher, activist, and māhū - an individual who embodies both male and female spirit. (Netflix)
Growing Up Coy (dir. Eric Juhola)
A documentary recently released by Netflix in 190 countries telling the story of Coy Mathis, a 6-year-old trans girl who was the focus of a landmark 2013 court ruling allowing her to use the girls’ bathroom at her school in Fountain, Colorado. (Netflix)
Pay It No Mind: The Life And Times Of Marsha P. Johnson (dir. Michael Kasino)
Marsha P. Johnson was a revolutionary trans activist, Stonewall instigator, Andy Warhol model, actress, and Saint. (YouTube)
Movies Directed By Trans People
The Matrix (dir. Lilly and Lana Wachowski)
Though directors Lilly and Lana Wachowski weren’t out at the time, their seminal film is fascinating to rewatch as a trans allegory. (Amazon, iTunes, Google Play)
Drunktowns’s Finest (dir. Sydney Freeland)
Directed by a Navajo trans woman and co-starring a Navajo trans woman, Drunktown’s Finest is about three young Native Americans who struggle with the hardships of life on a reservation. (iTunes, Google Play)
Laxma Goud
Repeat after me: I deserve better. I deserve better. I deserve better. 💛
