Shandis Harrison

What I Bring To The World

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Lost in Translation, Carl Randall

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Bust a move, Bob Carlos Clarke

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Wolfpack, Yuri Shwedoff

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Hank Schmidt in der Beek

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Akio Jissoji, Film Stills from “Mandara”, 1971

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Something like nothing, happens anywhere.

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How the West was Won, Paul White

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society, repetition, disposability

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Confabulation, Lou Ros

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hooooooow

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Back to work, Natalia Evelyn Bencicova

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Arnulf Rainer

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Calling all art lovers: Oct. 30 is your last chance this year to immerse yourself in our beloved masterpiece “Fifty Days at Iliam” by Cy Twombly. Traveling for the first time ever, this epic ten-part painting is headed to Paris for the Twombly retrospective Centre Pompidou. Going to miss it? Don’t worry, it’ll be coming home to Philadelphia in May.

“Fifty Days at Iliam,” 1978, by Cy Twombly © Cy Twombly Foundation

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It wasn’t meant to end like this, Urbex Session

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Orange you glad, Sanja Marusic

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I think my new fave colour is bright yellow-orange

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no I’m not crying there’s just a little bit of I Feel Fucking Abandoned in my eye

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The Lost World, Benoit Lapray

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Return to Magenta, Andrea Padovani

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achilles is so often called gay by the community and straight by society even though he fell in love with men and women. freddie mercury is known as the most famous gay man even though he self identified as bisexual. channing tatum is constantly called straight even though he’s dated men and women. evan rachel wood and angelina jolie and drew barrymore–all self identified bi women constantly called straight.

sappho wrote love poems for both men and women and yalls response to the idea that she might have been bi is “there was no concept of bi/gay back then!! let’s focus on the fact that she was sapphic!!” to the point where her name has become synonymous with gay and she’s called a lesbian icon and y'all only seem to have issues with “concepts” and labels when the concept/label is BI. why am i not surprised?