EYEGIENE

me Welcome! You've landed in the delirious realm of Eyegiene -- an electric, virtual, semiotic visual cultural studies gallery archiving materials for Eyegiene: Permutations of Subjectivity in the Televisual Age of Sex and Race, a book in its late stages of development for the University of Texas Press. Also, sometimes appearing here, you can expect retro-flashback postings that resonate with Tex[t]-Mex, my first book, and Talking #BrownTV. Other curious sources of semiotic intrigue here, here, and here.

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Billy Wilder, Gloria Swanson and Cecil B. DeMille on the set of Sunset Boulevard, 1949.

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Lucho Gatica, Madrid, 1959. Ramón Masats. Gelatin silver.

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Just one of the classics recently uploaded to the channel.

Margeret Lee in 'Letti Sbagliati' (1965)

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Andy Warhol peeling the Velvet Underground Banana sticker at the Factory in New York City, 1966.

Photographer: Hervé Gloaguen

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Ph. David LaChapelle

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Karin van Leyden (born 23 July 1906 in Charlottenburg as Elisabeth Frieda Johanna Erna Kluth ; died June 1977 in Lugano ) was a German-American painter and designer. via W DE | photo by Man Ray. Paris, circa 1929

(Original Caption) Gloria Vanderbilt stands beside her portrait painted by Miss Karin Van Leyden, talented young artist who is holding an exhibition now at the Perls Gallery here, in which the canvas is shown. Miss van Leyden has caught the dark and languorous beauty of the sitter, put it against a cloud scattered sky and a charming pastoral scene for delightful contrast. https://www.gettyimages.at/detail/nachrichtenfoto/gloria-vanderbilt-stands-beside-her-portrait-painted-nachrichtenfoto/517729828?adppopup=true

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1919 c. Inside McNally's Tavern on Chestnut Hill Drive, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. From Vintage American Bars, Lounges, Clubs, Taverns and Saloons, FB.

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How the Surrealists Psyopped the Gestapo and Otherwise Fought Fascism

“In the Very Bowels of Change: Surrealism and Antifascism,” at Museum of Modern Art Warsaw, frames the movement as anything but detatched fr

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Valentino on a vintage postcard

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