Fresthetic Artist Talk: Tatyana Fazlalizadeh
I talked with Fresthetic about my work, and the upcoming show Stop Telling Women to Smile.
Fresthetic does a lot of cool stuff, and I encourage people to also watch some of their other artist talks. (Especially Joshua Mays’. He’s so damn good.)
Stop Telling Women to Smile opens this Friday at Fresthetic from 7-10pm.
If you don’t know Tatyana Fazlalizadeh yet, watch this!
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Animator Evelyn Lambart in her studio in the 1950s. Working first alongside Norman McLaren, Lambart later developed her own unique animation style, often combining stop motion with paper cut-outs.
From the NFB’s special page on International Women’s Day.
Karlie Kloss for Self-Service F/W 2012 photographed by Venetia Scott.
HAS VENETIA SCOTT BEEN LOOKING THROUGH ARABELLE’S BLOG?
I THINK
SHE HAS????????
!
i feel like my entire identity has been stolen i demand monetary compensation
lingerie also accepted as payment
blatant arabelle ripping off aside, i’m pretty sure i’m going to have sexual dreams about this scenario sometime this week
*fans self*
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Mykki Blanco - “Haze.Boogie.Life” (Official Music Video) (by pitchforktv)
sidenote: trying to wean all the folks i introduced to die antwoord to off of it and onto mykki blanco instead. so into this right now.
zuky:
Anna May Wong in Großstadtschmetterling, 1929.
Anna May Wong called herself “The Woman of a Thousand Deaths”.
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friendly neighbour.
Parisians walk on the street past lottery and vermouth advertisements in 1935.
Photograph by Maynard Owen Williams, National Geographic
it is very ~funny~ how many white folks I see freak out about people calling...
