Bayleaf

Hailey Pereyra

[syring3]

[nemfrog]

Attraction and Repulsion. Modern views of electricity. 1892.

Internet Archive

[haileyambar]

“the truth is, i come from immigrants who came from immigrants who came from stolen people who learned to survive on land they did not steal nor did they inherit. they simply squatted and plotted and peeled themselves a meal, an acre, a home. i come from loopholes and grievances and immigration lawyers who get paid to turn a criminal into an exceptional negro. i come from detention centers, and green land, and busy saintly streets. and maybe this is not my land but who is more deserving of it than me?”

Melania Luisa.

Plantains and Our Becoming. Pg 14

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[haileyambar]

#fuckice

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[pansylair]

"Survival"

Cone 5.5 stoneware, underglaze, glaze, nichrome wire

A piece about caring and bonding deeply intertwined with survival, and death as a legacy to the building of love and community.

Some may recognize this piece being on display during the spring of 2025, it was purchased for a surprise and was finally unveiled last month so I'm now sharing it online! :)

[desdelaherida]

Te despediste de mi con un “cuidate mucho”, pero Kafka escribió: “eres parte de mí aunque jamás nos crucemos de nuevo.”

[cosmonautroger]

Laura Dern & Kyle MacLachlan, Blue Velvet, David Lynch, 1986

[a-tohmic]

Details from La Lune’s Debut Runway Show

[theinternetarchive]

'a study,' john singer sargent, lithograph, not dated.

[scottlava]

“Maybe that's the real punk rock.”

[makingimages]

[jsalban-deactivated20240418]

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[elierlick]

This week is the 56th anniversary of the Stonewall riots. I wanted to celebrate with some newly restored photos surrounding the riots themselves. Stonewall was the pivotal moment in the LGBTQ+ community that marked the birth of our modern movement. We wouldn’t be here without it.

Seeing color photos of the Stonewall riots helps us better understand who was there. Intead of the whitewashed narrative we see on TV, the leaders of the rebellion were queer and trans people of color. Black-and-white photography inadvertently hides skin tones, along with the multiracial community behind the riots.

See more moments from our community’s history going back to the 1890s at elierlick.com/color!

[tokyostreetphoto]

Beer, Shinjuku 新宿