Minimalist Bauhaus-esque Snoozefest

raveneuse:

Sakiko Nomura, ‘벗어버린 시간’ 연작 중에서 (Untitled, from the Series “Naked Time”), 1997

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Tuesday May 21st // Filed under: skin,

visual-poetry:

»no means no«

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Tuesday May 21st //

styleophile:

Modern Weekly China 2013 editorial

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Tuesday May 21st // Filed under: style,

Teresita FernándezMarch 20, 1999 - April 25, 1999

Teresita Fernández
March 20, 1999 - April 25, 1999

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Tuesday May 21st //

How strange and foolish is man. He loses his health in gaining wealth. Then to regain health he wastes his wealth. He ruins his present while worrying about his future, but weeps in the future by recalling his past. He lives as though death shall never come to him, but he dies in a way as if he were never born.

— Ali ibn Abi Talib R.A. (via hasbunallahwanimalwakiil)

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Friday May 17th // Filed under: quote, snaps,

Tweet feat. Missy Elliott - Oops

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Friday May 17th // Filed under: music, sf imp,

loverofbeauty:

Christina Garcia Rodero: Ritual in Venezuela

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Friday May 17th //

lazhuntiez:

“Still-life with Viracep”

Joey Terrill

2003

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Thursday May 16th // Filed under: art, queer xican@ art,

palecharcoal:

lvndrmrrr:

BEAUTIFUL.Voguing: The Message traces the roots of this gay, Black and Latino dance form, which appropriates and plays with poses and images from mainstream fashion. Voguing competitions parody fashion shows and rate the contestants on the basis of movement, appearance and costume. This tape is a pre-Madonna primer that raises questions about race, sex and subcultural style.

Dir. Jack Walworth, David Bronstein & Dorothy Low 1989 13 min. USA

The beginnings …….

Wednesday May 15th //

The first time I heard two women, a Puerto Rican and a Cuban, say the word “nosotras,” I was shocked. I had not known the word existed. Chicanos use nosotros whether we’re male or female. We are robbed of our female being by the masculine plural. Language is a male discourse.

— Gloria Anzaldúa, “How to Tame a Wild Tongue”

(Source: girldumpling, via thislifeeverlasting)

Tuesday May 14th //