#auerbach

[reliquiaeperustae]

Once the etiology of AIDS became clear, blood could no longer be the life...AIDS bestowed nostalgic intensity on Anne Rice's eternally young, beautiful, self-healing men, whose boredom with immortality looked like a heavenly dream to young men turned suddenly mortal...[vampires] are diseases and carriers of disease, but at the same time, they are angelic incarnations of healing. In a culture haunted by the danger of pleasure and the deaths of the young, vampire immortality becomes both trespass and grace

auerbach, our vampires, ourselves

[ilovetocollectart]

Tauba Auerbach - Untitled (Fold), 2011. Acrylic on canvas / Whitney Museum of American Art

[youreyeisinmyeye]

Lisa Anne Auerbach - from Unraveling, 2022

[permanentstyle]

https://www.permanentstyle.com/2023/11/berlin-a-menswear-shopping-guide.html

Berlin: A menswear shopping guide

[sherbertilluminated]

Friends and mutuals thank you for enduring my auerblogging thus far. It is not in vain because Auerbach is putting such words into Lessing's letters:

I don't know how to tag this so that more people see it but one of the things that particularly draws me to the study of the Lessing/Mendelssohn/Nicolai/Karsch/Wincklemann etc. writings is that nobody is independently wealthy; they inhabit a mercantilist /early capitalist paradigm which considers them for their ability to serve the state rather than their inherent value as human beings or the truth they themselves love, and that forces the first to supply the latter two.

The Sturm-und-Draenger contemporary to them and the Romantics after them may have sought liberty in the depths of human emotion, but it occurred to them, as it occurs to Auerbach's Ephraim Kuh on pg. 180 that they will never be loved by the institutions they will devote so much of their lives, and yet they love. And yet they think, and commit themselves in ink to an uncertain posterity, and centuries afterwards we read their words and recognize this hope was not in vain. There is a mind on the other end of the line worth knowing, and if we are lucky there is a mind centuries after us who will not remember us for our jobs but for our professions

[the-cricket-chirps]

Frank Auerbach, JYM1, 1981

© the artist. Photo credit: Southampton City Art Gallery

[ddr-reklame]

Die Marke Rotplombe, deren Logo aus einer roten Plombe / einem roten Siegel, welches wie das Wappen Erfurts, das Rad trägt – wurde 1953 von der Firma Konsum Nährmittelwerke Erfurt eingeführt. Die Produktlinie bot Süßspeisen von Roter Grütze bis hin zum Sofix-Pudding. Bis 1990 war Rotplombe der Dr. Oetker des Ostens. . ________________________ #Pudding #Sofix #Rotplombe #Konsum #Nährmittelwerke #Erfurt #VEB #Nahrungsmittelkombinat #Auerbach #Mittweida #DDR #GDR #Ostalgie #EastGermany https://www.instagram.com/p/CRsopPlqMYu/?utm_medium=tumblr

[josephloughborough]

Last of these Analogue series head studies. Message me if any take your interest. Cheers . . . . #josephloughborough #visualart #drawing #charcoal #pastel #expressionism #gesturalpainting #study #artstudy #eraser #portrait #neoexpressionism #contemporarydrawing #abstractart #collector #artcollector #auerbach #portsmouthartist #londonartist #britishartist (at London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/COuaUuzHBDo/?igshid=19sc6qh7kj6ye