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A Tribute American photographer Albert Arthur Allen.
Susannah Martin (American, 1964) - Float (2018)
https://pca.st/podcast/c5167810-18e4-0136-c266-7d73a919276a
artist: mafalda
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artist: brunna mancuso
“the blonde naturist”, 2012 by Norman Engel
Welcome to your favorite weekly feature. Monday NSFW Gallery is about enjoying images of sexuality and human bodies in all their diversity.
Dr. Timaree has great taste.
Andrius Kovelinas, b. 1960 Chisinau, Lithuania.
Andrius Kovelinas, b. 1960 Chisinau, Lithuania.
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New York-based advocacy group Don’t Delete Art's comprehensive tips on how to comply with social media platforms' rules on art include advic
Black Male Nude in Lava Rocks, painting by Douglas Simonson (Dec. 2014).
Douglas Simonson website
Simonson on Etsy
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Ron Schwerin
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Judy Chicago, Immolation IV from the series Women and Smoke, 1972—Performed with Faith Wilding in the California desert [from the exhibition Ends of the Earth, on view at Haus der Kunst, Munich]
* * * * Or perhaps it is crazy because we do not control it. It is frightening. One must be able to: let oneself make one’s way; not prohibit oneself. One must trust in: that is to say be in a sort of passivity, of faith. One needs a passivity that is, always, active. Passivity is the secret: it is either the passivity of a numbed animal; or, on the contrary, a way of preparing oneself for a superior activity; it’s a paradoxical activity. To exceed oneself in all ways. — Hélène Cixous, from Rootprints: Memory and Life Writing; “Poetry, Passion and History,”
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Toon Kelder (Dutch, 1894-1973) https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toon_Kelder
