I’ve been meaning to make art for this show for SO LONG
Saw a talk put on by Tracy Butler and Fable Siegel and it was like my love came back full force
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I’ve been meaning to make art for this show for SO LONG
Saw a talk put on by Tracy Butler and Fable Siegel and it was like my love came back full force
The Gothic seems to offer a privileged view of individual and family psychology. Certain features of the Oedipal family are insistently foregrounded there: absolutes of license and prohibition, for instance; a preoccupation with possibilities of incest; a fascinated proscription of sexual activity; an atmosphere dominated by the threat of violence between generations. Even the reader who does not accept the Oedipal family as a transhistorical given can learn a lot from the Gothic about the terms and conditions under which it came to be enforced as a norm for bourgeois society.
sedgwick, between men: english literature and male homosocial desire
W 1st St, Sedgwick, Colorado.
Salient exchanges are being had
I apologize if I continue to put up designs – the first couple of months after November have my muse sort of all over the place with stories, not really focusing one any one in particular and wanting to work on all of them at the same time, lol. And I’m still kinda in the process of updating all my designs, so…yeah. And there’s the fact that I want to show them off, so there’s that.
Caterpilla Hill Residence, Sedgwick, Maine,
Whitten Architects,
Interior designer Krista Stokes,
Landscape architect Atlantic Landscape Construction,
Photograps by Trent Bell,
actual representation of me