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“Consolidation of Power” (2022) by Jeremy Miranda ⚡ The unassuming dictator of our digital lives.
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By yuki_illust19
Merchandising manual for The Alvin Show (1962).
John Wesley (American, 1928-2022), Boxing Match, 1981. Acrylic on paper, 49.8 x 65.1 cm.
im so tired of "feminist" art revolving around uteruses and shit like regardless of how transphobic it is it's just completely trite and unimaginative
Whenever I study historically mysoginistic societies (medieval europe, rome, etc.) that talk shit about women being witches and hosts to demons and slaves to their flesh etc., they always mention that their one redeeming aspect is their ability to bear children. Even the most hardcore of mysoginists, past and present, will at least value women for their ability to bring more men into the world, even if thats all they value them for.
To respond to that history with an art piece implying that you also see the part of your body that allows you to bear children as your most important feature...
If the point of feminist art is to challenge patriarchal ideas then I'm sorry but you're not challenging anything with that stuff
im so tired of "feminist" art revolving around uteruses and shit like regardless of how transphobic it is it's just completely trite and unimaginative
Whenever I study historically mysoginistic societies (medieval europe, rome, etc.) that talk shit about women being witches and hosts to demons and slaves to their flesh etc., they always mention that their one redeeming aspect is their ability to bear children. Even the most hardcore of mysoginists, past and present, will at least value women for their ability to bring more men into the world, even if thats all they value them for.
To respond to that history with an art piece implying that you also see the part of your body that allows you to bear children as your most important feature...
If the point of feminist art is to challenge patriarchal ideas then I'm sorry but you're not challenging anything with that stuff
Criterion Collection cover art by artists who also make comics.
Dan Clowes, James Jean, Becky Cloonan, Geoff Darrow, Ben Marra, Sean Phillips, Ronald Wimberly, Sophie Campbell, Art Adams
Going Steady issue 10 - Cover art by Matt Baker (1954)
TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN — Part 8 (2017)
Art by Leksø Tiger
Americans really really need to be less paranoid and more capable of tolerating minor discomfort in public. Not everyone is a pervert/rapist/strangler/fiend. In fact, very few people are. Treating every violation of normal order as though it is a threat is why people are getting shot for turning around in a stranger's driveway. This happens within the frameworks of basically every ideology present in American culture. It is an American illness. If your vision of the world doesn't have room for saying "I'm sure it's nothing" then you really gotta work some shit out.
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TWIN PEAKS (1990–1991) 2.11 • "Masked Ball"
Ariana Papademetropoulos (Greek-American, b. 1990)
Celestial Penance, 2024
oil on canvas
Bat vase by Richard Freiwald