what the heck

[pyrexvisean-deactivated20181125]

[recycledoj]

We live in the strangest of parallel universes.

[frumpyboyjuicebar-deactivated20]

this isn’t satire oh my god

[knightzoned]

The Cure is hidden somewhere under the Pocono Mountains, drill baby drill

[adamwb]

what even

[holyholymoly]

What !?

[raymondboisjoly]

I’m now more at ease with the fact that when something really new is coming into being in my work, I lose grasp of it in intellectual terms.. This leads me to a commitment…This makes me realize that to put the new into old language is to destroy its ability to intervene and change the system we live under.

Susan Hiller in an interview with Rozsika Parker (1983)

This is what I didn't like about school

[modddy-deactivated20160404]

[raymondboisjoly]

First Nation to open 'Museum of Canadian Human Rights Violations'

[holyholymoly]

With the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg set to open its doors to the public this Friday, the people of Shoal Lake 40 First Nation have decided to open a museum of their own: the Museum of Canadian Human Rights Violations.

[holyholymoly]

[nathanlevasseur]

aokigahara bent trees. 2014.

[weedhazekush-deactivated2015110]

[holyholymoly]

POOL WORLD

[vhsgenny]

[awwww-cute]

He loves digging holes…and then sitting in them and staring at everybody

[abravebird-deactivated20231115]

Michael White is the name of the Ferguson police officer who extrajudicially executed Michael Brown.  Tell everyone.

[sesamestreet]

We mourn the loss of our friend Robin Williams, who always made us laugh and smile.

[ghost-in-the-ujb]

Well, that does it, full-on crying now.

[raymondboisjoly]

I made the point that during my thirty-five years of teaching, I probably taught about five thousand students. These students financed my salary. Maybe about five hundred of them hoped to “make it” in the gallery circuit. Possibly twenty among these succeeded. That means that the other 480 hoped to make a living from teaching. Each one of them would in turn require another five thousand students to ensure their salaries. In only one generation, then, the needed student base went up to 2,400,000—and that was only considering my students, nobody else’s. No wonder this system is collapsing.

Luis Camnitzer, “An Artist, a Leader, and a Dean Were on a Boat…” (via raymondboisjoly)

[rhizomatous]

Coyote riding public rail in Portland, OR (via)

[steviemcfly]

I was born in the wrong generation. This generation is still racist as fuck and I can’t download a pizza. Wake me up in the year 3019.

[risingtensions]

[sickpage]

Vincent Glielmi

[the-uncensored-she-deactivated2]

Don’t you know that slavery was outlawed?” “No,” the guard said, “you’re wrong. Slavery was outlawed with the exception of prisons. Slavery is legal in prisons.” I looked it up and sure enough, she was right. The Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution says: “Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.” Well, that explained a lot of things. That explained why jails and prisons all over the country are filled to the brim with Black and Third World people, why so many Black people can’t find a job on the streets and are forced to survive the best way they know how. Once you’re in prison, there are plenty of jobs, and, if you don’t want to work, they beat you up and throw you in a hole. If every state had to pay workers to do the jobs prisoners are forced to do, the salaries would amount to billions… Prisons are a profitable business. They are a way of legally perpetuating slavery. In every state more and more prisons are being built and even more are on the drawing board. Who are they for? They certainly aren’t planning to put white people in them. Prisons are part of this government’s genocidal war against Black and Third World people.

Assata Shakur’s autobiography. (via sukoot)