Untitled “Seated Woman” (1978) & Untitled “Janice in Window” (1978) by Steven Cuffie

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Untitled “Seated Woman” (1978) & Untitled “Janice in Window” (1978) by Steven Cuffie
Ariel Schlesinger’s series ‘For Those Who Haven’t’ A, 2022
Ariel Schlesinger’s series ‘For Those Who Haven’t’ are oversized candles made of ceramic. Each piece is in a state of anticipation: the wick can either remain unlit, representing the latent possibility of the object, or be lit on a single occasion, leaving a blackened trace on the wall. In both scenarios, the candles embody a sense of suspended time, either holding the future within them (unlit) or bearing the marks of the past (lit).
The use of ceramic is significant. As a material that endures high temperatures to gain strength and permanence, it reflects Schlesinger’s broader exploration of fire as a transformative force. In his work, fire is not merely an agent of destruction but one of creation and endurance. The ceramic candles, forged in fire themselves, symbolize this duality—delicate yet enduring, full of potential yet marked by the traces of their history.
Grace Jones by Richard Bernstein (1977)
i don't wanna sound hopeless but i feel like so many of you don't care or have stopped caring about palestine.
the news of hospitals being bombed, children being massacred, people dying from the cold, and the famine spreading in gaza does not seem enough to grab attention or make people care.
what new tragedy needs to befall gaza for you to start talking about it? the occupation kills a child every few minutes. people are cold and are starving. refugee camps are being bombed with bombs that can level city blocks.
this all happens because of all of us. we are complicit in this genocide because our governments use the taxes we pay to send weapons to the occupation. weapons that are used to kill children and impose a blockade that is starving 2 million people.
the very fact that we're still going about our days when all of this is going on breaks my heart. especially because we have failed to stop our governments from using our money to arm israel.
i urge you, please be generous and donate to suad and her baby khaled. he is just six months old and suad is unable to find any formula for him. if she finds anything, it is extremely expensive. the baby also needs warm clothes and is suffering from a respiratory problem and needs a nebulizer.
@suad-khaled has been verified [#279]
please help suad and her baby boy
String of Glass Beads, Korea, Joseon dynasty, (1392–1897)
lisa “GiO” suarez in stripper (1985)
Sleazenation, May 2002
Elizabeth McIntosh
Shirin Neshat, Iranian-American artist, whose exposed body parts are covered with Persian script with Farsi quotations from Iranian feminist erotic poetry. Iran. 1997
An example of stromatolite, a layered sedimentary formation caused by photosynthetic bacteria. This example is around 2.2 billion years old.
by Bernard Dupont
Alice Aycock: 'Sand/Fans' (1971)
steven cuffie " untitled (janice) " 1978
Mohamed Bourouissa, Window 6, 2018, Black and white silver prints on car body part and varnish
Skyway parley. London, February 2016.
Auriea Harvey Echo (modello), 2021. Resin, epoxy clay and patina, 15 3/4 x 7 3/4 x 11 5/8 inches (40 x 19.7 x 29.5 cm)