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祝日 / Permanent Vacation

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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"

Origami Around
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Monterey Bay Aquarium
Alisa U Zemlji Chuda

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BodyAnxiety.com Online exhibition opening January 24, 2015 Curated by Leah Schrager and Jennifer Chan Alexandra Marzella, Andrea Crespo, Angela Washko, Ann Hirsch, Aurorae Parker, Endamn Nihan, Erika Alexander, Faith Holland, Georges Jacotey, Hannah Black, Kate Durbin, Marie Karlberg, Mary Bond, May Waver, Nancy Leticia, Rachel Rabbit White, Leah Schrager, Rafia Santana, Randon Rosenbohm, Saoirse Wall, Victoria Campbell. Body Anxiety shares the varied perspectives of artists who examine gendered embodiment, performance and self-representation on the internet. Throughout art and film history, the female body and nude has been an ongoing subject in male-authored work. More often than not, the woman’s body is capitalized on in these works while their voice is muted. From the Seventies onwards, female artists employed video and performance to reclaim their bodies from this art historical trajectory. Today, artists use the internet as a platform to create and share their own imagery. While appropriation might be a common practice in contemporary art, using the internet as gender-queer performative space allows artists to question contemporary attitudes towards femininity. In “Body Anxiety” Schrager and Chan have selected a collection of female-empowering artworks to present in one single location in hopes of reshaping pre-existing narrative of gendered appropriation.
baby's first group show abroad
hi everyone ~
I’m excited to be a part of the ~GIM show curated by Gaby Cepeda, opening today in Lima, Peru! with Hannah Black, Andrea Crespo, Débora Delmar Corp., Adriana Minoliti, and Saoirse Wall
https://www.facebook.com/events/761300677288709/?pnref=story
other news!
as of today I’m officially represented by lemonade gallery in London! my gifs are on their site & you can download them if u like me :)
http://lemonadegallery.com/artists/may-waver
Nudes?
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lil sneak peak from yesterday
it me
"…between Miley and Marina, 2014 began to reveal the future of art: the artist and the audience, holding hands between infinity mirrors, one hand free to squeeze off a selfie.”
yawn ~ another middle-aged male villianizing girls/women for their embracing their subjectivity/self-interest and blaming them for the demise of the art world. “…art should be about, say, consumerism, or history…” can someone explain why art that speaks to personal experience is apparently mutually exclusive with these “more important” topics?
for the record I think it’s good to be critical of super-celebrity-artist economics and commodity. but his analysis feels like an art world iteration of “damn these narcissistic millenials with their selfies” without being equally critical of the conditions created by generations above us.
u feel me?