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[kimdami-isthebest]

Our Beloved Summer

[stlamb]

hair design by 999999999sx

[grgrn-ghanghus]

are we not all camgirls in a mass surveillance state

[oncanvas]

Floating World, Kour Pour, 2015-17

Acrylic on canvas over panel 96 x 72 in. (243.84 x 182.88 cm)

[maciekpozoga]

“Something in the Air”, American Vogue. September 2016 issue. Style by Anna Schiffel.

[mmayisa]

Helmut Lang Archive book 1986-2005

[nevver]

[untitledba]

[saiyaman-deactivated20231010]

i get this but also two men of color won for screenplay this year which i would argue is more important than a white woman winning for an adaptation of little women

[art-creature]

another watermixable oils experiment / instagram

[electripipedream]

Verner Panton Visiona 2 1970

[violentwavesofemotion-deactivat]

Aphrodite smiles like the enigma she is.

Nikita Gill, from “Great Goddesses: Life Lessons from Myths & Monsters,” (via violentwavesofemotion)

[eggersheroine]

taken from the national enquirer

[thebrandon]

Destiny

by Brandon Hicks

[nontemporary]

JONATHAN HORWITZ

[vodis]

Malgosia Bela shot by Steven Meisel for Vogue Italia April 1999

[sowiesosoo]

[puregraphics]

This was the logo (as printed on a press kit found in storage ) for the short-lived Cardiff Centre for Visual Arts: a lottery-era funded contemporary art space in the centre of the Welsh capital, created in 1999/2000 at a cost of £9M that closed only a year after it opened. The logo highlighted the misguided populism behind the initiative - the awkward juxtaposition of ‘smiley’ rave/pop culture with ‘high art’ culture (represented by the Mona Lisa.) There’s an interesting article from the time by Jonathan Jones in The Guardian about this fiasco (that you can find online.)