Patchwork Families (Contemporary Studies in Religious Art),
handcut collages, ca. 23x33cm
D.M. Nagu
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Patchwork Families (Contemporary Studies in Religious Art),
handcut collages, ca. 23x33cm
D.M. Nagu
Venus X and Shayne at GHE20G0TH1K (2009-2019)
WU TSANG and BOYCHILD, Sudden Rise, 2019, documentation of performance at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, 2019. Photo by Mick Bello.
Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center, New York.
[unknown title] boychild, 2013
Performances by boychild are sci-fi in aesthetic and nature. boychild uses posthuman performance strategies to communicate meaning through combinations of body, voice and technology. boychild's performances often reference idea of cyborgs, which plays with the hybrid of machine and organism and becomes a creature of social reality and fiction [Source: Wikipedia]
The above images are excerpted from two of boychilds performances to Say My Name (Cyril Hahn remix) which can be found here and here.
CANDY Transversal 7th Issue, 2014. Page 338. Boychild photographed by Mikael Jansson, styled by George Cortina
Young Rob at 8 years old. Little man!😁😁 #robertpattinson#robbie #boychild#love #cutie https://www.instagram.com/p/CCpduucnJNE/?igshid=10gshp7j2yj0r
Yoo Ah In - Burberry’s Festive Campaign 2019
Wu Tsang and boychild, Love is a Rebellious Bird, featuring Larry B, 2018