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Cat from Kennedy Park in Lima, Peru (via vsco.co)
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Drag me if you want but I feel like a major problem with liberal/Western gender ideology is that it’s so focused on aesthetics. Like “Look at me, I’m defying gender norms by wearing a dress/suit/makeup/whatever.” Like okay but what about defying gender norms via the breakdown of behaviour? What about acknowledging things like male entitlement, aggression, perceived weakness and submissiveness, the expectation of women to perform emotional labour etc. If we don’t actively work to break down oppressive and dangerous gender stereotypes, what is the point? Defying gender norms and identities can’t just be limited to clothing, hair, and makeup
The painter Chaim Soutine’s genius peaks in the meat pictures, made after his return to Paris, in 1921. He bought the subjects from slaughterhouses and held on to them for so long that, according to an oft-told tale, their rotting stench drove his neighbors to call the police. He pleaded artistic necessity and—all hail the French—managed a compromise by agreeing to abate the smell with formaldehyde. Unfortunately, the chemical dulled the meat’s colors, which Soutine remedied by regularly dousing the carcasses with fresh blood.
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Humans in Nature: The Photography of Tamara Dean
Tamara Dean is an Australian photographer who carefully poses individuals in wild surroundings. She feels with real urgency that we must reconnect with nature. See more of Tamara Dean’s photography on Instagram. Thanks Booooooom.
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