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⊘ the last self-aware thing i'll ever make
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hi! check out FATHERFATHER’s latest issue, Summer 2022 / Poetic Realism :)) why? well, because i’m in it! jump to page 42-43 to see two of my baby poems <3 everything featured is so beautiful and true and i’m honored to be a part of it!
FATHERFATHER is a text-based art mag ran by two mentally ill transgenders. PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR VISUAL POETRY, MANIFESTOISMS, TRUISMS, COLLAGES, ERASURE, AND ANY OTHER TEXT-BASED ART.
Documentation showing conceptual artist Lawrence Weiner setting up the work entitled “The Residue of a Flare Upon a Boundary” executed between 1968-69 and a sample page from one of the artist’s notebooks in 1983.
https://specificobject.com/objects/info.cfm?object_id=16231#.YcxwWhPMLVo
Will It Last? Pt. II (on Instagram) by Marisa Renee from Secrets I Tell the Trees
BEN (French, b. 1935)
Peut-on penser à rien ? (Can we think of anything?), 2019
Acrylic on canvas
19 7/10 × 24 in
50 × 61 cm
Source: Galerie Lara Vincy
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On view now: Jenny Holzer (b. 1950) is perhaps best-known for her text-based art, which pairs powerful truisms with the visual language of advertising. In this work, Holzer’s direct tone of voice provokes the viewer to critically reflect on the text, which has been hand-painted as if it were on a store window or shop sign. To explore more works of art and image, visit “Word, Image & Domestic Dissent” now on view.
“It Takes…,” 1981, by Jenny Holzer © Jenny Holzer / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
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