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Moss Graffiti: A How To Guide

missythemermaid

are you fucking for real

revesducirque

Imagine being the criminal who returns weekly to make sure his fucking plant art is doing alright

arthyradio

Later

atombombbunny

I found it! I fucking found it! In my fucking dash! Nothing can stop me now! *EVIL GIGGLES*

male-witch

OMG SAME RIGHT I SAW IT A YEAR AGO AND WAS UPSET I COULDNT FIND IT AGAIN

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Giovanni Leonardo Bassan, Confinment, 2020

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lucyaudley

This answers and raises questions

disparatemind

This is actually incredibly helpful

somecutething

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yeS YES YES

bando--grand-scamyon

This is a lucky post

the-perks-of-being-black

6.4 Trillion

tohkyo

realityordrugs

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therichestbear

Don't like cats but I dig the mood

wtbw

(via SylK’s Playground: Polluted water popsicles)

bibidebabideboo

“んーーこれは面白い試みです。台湾の学生が、汚染された水をキャンディにして公開しています。やるなあ～ http://sylvanaknaap.blogspot.jp/2017/06/polluted-water-popsicles.html …” (土屋アソビ(@wtbw)さん | Twitterから)

#pollution #contemporary art #popsicles #late capitalism

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South Korea, 1990

#south korea

blackness-by-your-side

oh no, the gov’t tries to ruin lives of our younger generation AGAIN.

#antiblackness #chicago #rahm emanuel

springbeanz

sonypraystation

SHHHIIIIIIIII THESE BTCHES SOUND FIRE

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Kill the internet Jesus

#lit

odinsblog

RYAN LOCHTE VANDALIZED A GAS STATION, LIED ABOUT IT AND BLAMED IT ON THE LOCAL BROWN SKINNED PEOPLE.

Textbook racial projection complete with the “he’s just a harmless kid” narrative (never mind the fact that an innocent person could have been wrongly arrested if his lie wasn’t found out). I don’t think they could more accurately represent “the America way” if they tried.

#ryan lochte #white privilege #wtf #racism #olympics #rio #white male privilege

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Meet the Black Art Incubator – a collaborative in residence at Recess (41 Grand Street, NYC) through August 19. Visit Recess’s website for full details: http://www.recessart.org/blackartincubator/

All photo courtesy: @kingtexas

About Black Art Incubator

From July 14 – August 19, Taylor Renee Aldridge, Jessica Bell Brown, Kimberly Drew, and Jessica Lynne will host the Black Art Incubator—a project that will use Recess’s storefront space as a hub for public programming and the dissemination of resources for artists and arts professionals.

The Black Art Incubator is a social sculpture designed to create an intervention in the “art world” through a series of public events that bring together artists, curators, community members, critics, and scholars. Using collaboration and public engagement as guiding methodologies, the Black Art Incubator will seek to provoke new understandings of the myriad sectors that comprise the contemporary art world. The Black Art Incubator, although open and accessible to people from all backgrounds, is rooted in the nexus of the African Diaspora. The Black Art Incubator specifically aims to prioritize Black subjectivity through the use of social sculpture. The space serves as an evolving think tank, that is available for use by people of the community.

Modeling itself after an incubator, the project will offer a range of artist-led conversations, critical dialogues, panels, and teach-ins devoted to fostering discourse about community, history, and collaborative cultural production. Visitors will be invited to participate in and contribute to weekly programs including workshops on archives, conversations about art & money, office hours with leaders in the field, and open critique sessions for selected artists; more details are available in the “Events” column to the left. Notes, images, and other traces of these programs will accrue in the space, transforming Recess into a spatialized working document.

By developing a vibrant and accessible site and an accompanying set of programs, the Black Art Incubator will give specific form to an art world community—one that is united by a collective, process-based practice of self-care, knowledge-sharing, and discursive exchange.

therichestbear

Black contemporary art

#black contemporary art #black women #black art #lit