Anomaly

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Paintings by Matthew Stone

Matthew Stone (born 1982 in London, UK) is an artist and shaman. These two interconnected roles are defined by his activities as painter, photographer, sculptor, performance artist, writer, Optimist and cultural provocateur. Stone began his career as a leading influencer in a number of countercultural movements in London. He was instrumental in developing the South London art collective !WOWOW!. He graduated from Camberwell College of Arts with a first class honors degree in painting in 2004. Stone has been part of a number of critically acclaimed solo and group shows both nationally and internationally.

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Takenobu - Exposition by jtani on #SoundCloud

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stars- Personal by paperbacks2 on #SoundCloud

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Anita Sto | LEFTLOVERS. 2013, Typed words and photograph on card

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Alisher Kushakov

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Not That Way Inclined - Philip Kirk

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Danh Vo

Gustav’s Wing (2013)

Marian Goodman Gallery

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Details of sculptures created using chains by Seo Young Deok

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Yetunde Olagbaju 

“I Gave Myself Space to Go Back…” (2015)

Yetunde is a multidisciplinary artist and collaborator currently residing in Oakland, CA. Through her work she concerns herself with concepts of source, emotional labor, origin, vulnerability, and human connection.

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Intaglio « Bill Hosterman Printmaking, Line                    

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slevin aaron

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Sofia Colvin ©

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Sam Moyer. from In the Offing

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Under The Skin directed by Jonathan Glazer, 2013

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View of Terence Koh, “The Camel was God, the Camel was Shot“, 2007, sculpture, and on Carsten Nicolai, “Telefunken Anti“, 2004, sound installation.

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Elias argued that human interdependencies should be the very heart of sociological inquiry. Like pragmatist thought, Elias’s figurational thinking emphasized processes over entities and the particularity of relations and people over an abstract notion of the social. For him, there is no social apart from concrete relations; rather, the social is those relations. Moreover, all relations are understood as part of wider figurations of interdependency. Relations gain their meaning from their position within these wider figurations, which are always dynamic and created by people as a whole – not only by their cognitive capacities but by their whole selves, including their emotional needs and connections. Self for Elias is not an entity but a process: ‘A person is in constant movement. He does not only go through a process, but he is a process’ (1978: 118). He developed a notion of ‘open people’ who are not clearly bounded, but are bound to others through affective bonds that become integral parts of the self: ‘people look to others for the fulfilment of a whole gamut of emotional needs’ (1978: 134).

Roseneil S and Ketokivi K (2016) Relational Persons and Relational Processes: Developing the Notion of Relationality for the Sociology of Personal Life. Sociology 50(1): 149 (via socio-logic)

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Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone, nude, 2011. Gladstone Gallery, NY