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careers under capitalism
helping elderly people: one dollar
Senior Torture Manager: $1,500,000,000/yr plus benefits
Paul Reid (Scottish, 1975) - Minotaur (2019)
December 3, 2021 at 12:11PM
olaf breuning in dead_lines: death in art-media-everyday - oliver zybok + brigit richard (2011)
Adut Akech by Theo Wenner for Document Journal - Summer 2021
dreaming fox - ewell - surrey - 2005
"dreaming of another world" by tim walker for vogue italia march 2011
Barbara Kruger, Untitled (flag), 2020,
Screenprint in colours on cotton, created for Artists Band Together, published by Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Sheet: 55 x 55 cm (unframed).
Courtesy: Roseberys
BRAZIL, Salvador de Bahia. Painted mural on wall. 1984. Miguel Rio Branco.
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susanna clarke (source) u cannot just say that now i will be Thinking about it Forever
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Dichotomy Sasha Yazov 2022
people are so gagged to see the sims being referenced in contemporary art like... these things were never too far from each other luvs lol
Ruth Asawa
Everybody driving a car thinks they're the main character of the car. This is an ideologically bourgeois attitude. You know who doesn't ever feel like the main character of the vehicle they're in? Literally everyone on the bus. You're on the fucking bus. And the bus driver doesn't feel like the main character of the bus because she's at fucking work. The bus is the most ideologically proletarian form of transport.
I don’t like the culture of over explaining and saying it’s good communication. It’s sterile and not romantic. let’s reconnect with a subtle movement and our senses.