Bethany Collins, Not What, But How, (charcoal on found paper), 2016 [Patron Gallery, Chicago, IL. © Bethany Collins]
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Bethany Collins, Not What, But How, (charcoal on found paper), 2016 [Patron Gallery, Chicago, IL. © Bethany Collins]
Love is dangerous. The piece I will be thinking of for a long time. (And “piece” is the right word.)
Fragments of a confederate monument lovingly carved into rose petals.
Exploding and refashioning the concept of monument itself.
Beyond brilliant.
Bethany Collins, Bunch of Roses, 2023Charcoal and graphite powder on Somerset paper via Performance on Paper at the Hammer Museum
I think the thing that bothers me the most about the manifest writing is the romantic relationships many of them feel a bit pointless and only there to prop up the “endgame” relationships. I find the platonic relationships to be way more compelling and better thought out. Except of course Bethany and Georgia and Thomas and Leo love them🥰.
"Nine Lives" at The Renaissance Society
Stiles: I’m not sure what this sentence means.
Jessie: “Ignorance is bold and knowledge reserved.”
Stiles: You can read latin?!
Beth: You can read?!
Jessie:
Scott:
Jessie: That’s cold, Beth
Beth: Name a way to be nice to other people
Isaac: Don't stab them
Beth: Setting the bar a little low, but I'll allow it
The canon LGBT+ character of today is:
Bethany Collins from Manifest NBC who is a lesbian