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Janaina Medeiros
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How to make shadow animals.
PABLO NERUDA x MARINA ABRAMOVIĆ
‘October Fullness’ from The Essential Neruda: Selected Poems (1979), edited by Mark Eisner;
Cleaning the Mirror #1 (1995), five-channel video installation with stacked monitors, with sound, 112” x 24.5” x 19” overall
This is the most punk rock thing I’ve ever seen
What gets me is that initial pause. The bird knows this song. He knows when the drum comes in. Being able to anticipate musical rhythm is a form of intelligence very few species have, and this is the most remarkable example of it I’ve ever seen in a bird. The cockatoo knew to wait for the drums.
rhythmic awareness: a prerequisite of language evolution
“A him gets noticed, a her gets ignored. And for once, we wanna be ignored.”
Ocean’s 8 (2018) dir. Gary Ross
FUJICOLOR C200/夕避
Natalie Arnoldi (American, b. 1990), Untitled, 2016. Gouache on paper, 18.4 x 25.4 cm.
Lisbon, Portugal, 1998. Photos by Gueorgui Pinkhassov.
Signage, Kellie Talbot (because)
Weeping Mary.
Illustrator George Greaves
Fritz Bultman (American, 1919-1985), Wave II A, 1968. Oil on canvas 36 x 48 in, via spacecamp1
Mulhollandwave, Andria Darius Pancrazi
David Hockney, Rain from the series Weather, 1973
“when you meet a lesbian person” published in an atlanta lesbian feminist newsletter, 1976