Decadent Pastries Formed From Porcelain and Glass by Shayna Leib
we're not kids anymore.

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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH

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Decadent Pastries Formed From Porcelain and Glass by Shayna Leib

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Documentation from my collaboration show with Katie Piatt this summer.
"glorifying obesity"
aka
existing as a fat person and loving yourself
instead of hating yourself
this is very important
My show at Surplus Space may be over, but unlearning anti-fatness will be a life-long struggle.

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The culminating manifesto from Petra Fortes’s “Fat Pedagogy”, as part of the collaborative show, InFATuation, with Katie Piatt.
it seemed to say it all
…[P]rivilege nurtures blindness to those without the same privileges.
Chandra Talpade Mohanty in Feminism Without Borders: DecoIonizing Theory, Practicing Solidarity (via superiorconcha)
One of the biggest mistakes people make around accessibility is by starting only with access. I think access is a tool, a practice, an intervention for justice, but that access has to happen inside of a political container and that political container is disability justice; it has to happen for the sake of something. Access has to be done in service of something. What I mean is that access for the sake of access is not necessarily libratory, but access for the sake of connection, breaking isolation, love, justice and liberation is libratory.
Mia Mingus (via nodamncatnodamncradle)
Let’s talk about fatness, food, performance, and love/hate/desire/repulsion.
Cupcakes & Coffee & Body Positivity is on for this Saturday, August 9, from 12 - 3pm at Surplus Space.
I’ll bring the cupcakes & coffee. You bring your fabulous self prepared to write on my walls.
-Petra
Yo, Portland. Come eat some cupcakes, have some coffee, and talk with me.

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Stop by the gallery this Saturday, August 2 from 12-3pm., to speak with one of our current exhibiting artists, Petra Fortes.
Let’s talk size, body positivity and self-love/hate over cupcakes and tea. Totes informal. Completely sincere.
During the install of Fat Pedagogy, someone asked me about my thoughts on Michelle Obama's fight against childhood obesity. I was honest: "I hadn't thought much about it. Although it seems that the language used in her campaign is problematic--shame inducing, destructive..." In this video, TYT completely dismisses Peggy Howell's comments, calling them "absurd" and laughing at her concerns.
Fat Flash Mob, 2014, San Francisco
woc daily mantra: i refuse to apologize for my existence or the space i take up. i will in fact rejoice in them every chance i get. the world will have to adjust to me.
An excerpt from the book Queering Fat Embodiment explores the history of fat fashion.

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Fat acceptance doesn’t simply advocate in favor of fatness. Fat acceptance is also about rejecting a culture that encourages us to rage and lash out at our bodies, even to hate them, for looking a certain way. It’s about setting our own boundaries and knowing ourselves, and making smart decisions about how we live and treat ourselves, and ferociously defending the privacy of those choices. It’s about promoting the idea that anything you do with your body should come from a place of self-care and self-love, not from guilt and judgment and punishment. It’s about demanding that all bodies, no matter their appearance or age or ability, be treated with basic human respect and dignity. That’s the world I’d like to build. For all of us.
Lesley Kinzel, Why the World Needs Fat Acceptance (via adrowningwoman)
I was talking with a friend, Ivette González-Alé, about fat identity and she asked, “fat according to whom?” She said her body is just like everyone else in her family; their indigeneity forms a body foreign to white standards of height/weight/body fat distribution. Fatness is set against white bodies, with no consideration for other groups, creating an identity irrelevant to her brown body.
Caleb Luna, “On Being Fat, Brown, Femme, Ugly, and Unloveable” (via disabilityhistory)