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  3. stelladiplastica:

    Outtake from my latest set with @iamsitri
    Special thank’s to Thenshiko Wabisabi, Kirigami Kimbaku, iltulipanobianco e Nicholas Bastianello.

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  4. queergraffiti:

    the-queer-feminist:

    A piece of the abundance of graffiti on the walls of my favourite place.

    “roses are red, gender is performative, mass market romance is heteronormative”

    “wish you were queer”

    found in Newcastle, England

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  5. crumbargento:

    The Flat (Jan Švankmajer, 1968)

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  7. arpeggia:

    David Burdeny - Rice Terraces, (Laohuzui), Yunnan, China, 2013

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  8. visual-poetry:

    let’s go said he
    not too far said she
    what’s too far said he
    where you are said she

    by e.e. cummings (+)

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  11. hirshhorn:

    Remembering Morris Louis, born on this day in 1912!  

    Louis was a central figure of the Washington Color School, a group of abstract painters that emerged in Washington, DC, in the late 1950s. Inspired by the techniques of Helen Frankenthaler, who used thinned pigments to “stain” her paintings, Louis devised a process of pouring diluted paint over the surfaces of unprimed and unstretched canvases. “Point of Tranquility,” from Louis’s Floral series, features flows of paint spreading outward from a dense center. The intense, sensual colors suggest dynamic processes of movement and growth.

  12. lesbianeroticthriller:

    Hélène cixous, the laugh of the medusa

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  13. giuseppevelardo:

    Christmas sale! 20 % discount for all my paintings for sale on my Etsy Shop , Coupon code is GVSANTAC

    Giuseppe Velardo

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  14. exhibition-ism:

    Brad Downey takes “street art” to its most literal form.