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Cicade Lightning - Mia Bergeron , 2026.
American, b. 1979 Â - Â Â
Acrylic on flat panel , 7 x 12 in.
Stephen Hannock.
Time to expand on this 🙂 The people who unlike this commenter do not ask about this in good faith usually seem to want one thing: for fat activists to "admit it". Admit that fatness can be classified as a problem. Admit that there is such a thing as "too fat". So let's go there, sort of. Can body size, in a strictly physical sense, regardless of discrimination and exclusion in society, be limiting or disabling? Yes. Body activist movements are often accused of denying this, but I don't really see that happening. Fat liberation is concerned with social justice for fat people. Body positivity is concerned with individual self-acceptance. HAES is concerned with the accessible pursuit of better health regardless of weight. Neither of those necessitate drawing a line in the sand between the acceptable and the non-acceptable fats. There is no "too fat to have rights". There is no "too fat to be allowed to love and accept yourself". There is no "too fat to build a healthier life". As for what constitutes being "too fat to live the life you want" - that's up to each individual person. I'm a small fat woman. I'm not gonna sit here and tell infinifat people that they have no business wanting or trying to lose weight. I'm also not gonna tell them that they must do so. And no one should presume to tell me what size or which choices are right for me either. I do think it's important to know that not all fat people can or will or should lose weight. And that the reasons people are fat or stay fat vary greatly, and that strangers are not entitled to know those reasons for to pass judgement. You own your body. Embrace it exactly as is if you wish. Try to change it if you wish. Feel however you feel about it. Regardless, you are never too fat to be loved, to be important, or to be a person.
SUIMA
"The Room That Doesn't Exist" (2024)

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Kilian Eng — Swarming Beasts (2024) Source
Hallie Packard - Torus, 2020
Palestinian craftsmen, Model of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, 18th century. Olive and pistachio wood, mother-of-pearl, camel bone.
Courtesy Alain Truong
I've given up on trying to read Simulacra and Simulation, I do understand the gist of what Baudrillard was trying to explain, but the text is so impenetrable, I have to concede that either it's above my reading level or Baudrillard is frankly a poor writer. It defeats the point of writing as a medium of communication if you write in such an unnecessarily dense, esoteric way that you fail to communicate. I'm just going to get the Sparknotes or something because the parts I DID understand were really exciting and important! In fact, it was written in 1981 and the author didn't know yet just how correct he would be, and the extent to which we would try to replace all reality with symbols, forgetting their empty nature, mistaking them for reality itself. I really think Baudrillard would have loved Buddhism.
JĂłzef Pankiewicz (Polish, Â 1866 - 1940)Â
Swans in the Saski park at night, 1896
Oil on canvas

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And the Teacher Said by Svyatoslav Brachnov
Skyscape 22 - Michael Porter
British , b. 1948 -
Oil and acrylic on paper , 39 x 31 cm.
yesterday's free find: General Electric 250 Portable Radio
A vendor at Thriftapalooza was wanting to just be done with everything so offered a bunch of books and this 1946 General Electric 250 radio to a good home. The sucker is heavy to carry around. I was told it works but couldn't be tuned in; my observation is that the electrical relay hums fairly loud but the five vacuum tubes inside do not light up.
I think the culprit is this:
There is a lead-acid wet cell inside!! Radio Museum says that it has to be functional for the AC power to work(!) because it passively regulates voltage and filtering... hmm, unsure if I have the moxie to fix that, but will add water (and see if it needs some sulfuric acid) just in case. Also, replacing the tubes might be in order.
more medieval manuscript repairs
all from a miscellany containg thomas de chabham's "summa poenitentialis", southern germany (?), first half of the 13th c.
source: Basel, Universitätsbibl., B X 1, fol. 56r, 67r, and 71r
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If you have a bad day and love bugs I strongly recommend looking up Pachypodistes (genus of moths)!
Trust me. You NEED to see these guys. You won't regret it.
You were not kidding
If you persevere, in time you will have an entirely different problem – not that life is meaningless, but rather that life has almost too much meaning. As the scales fall from your eyes the world rushes into focus, presenting itself with a kind of vibrational eloquence that can, at first, be almost overwhelming. Everything shimmers, everything clarifies, everything wrestles for your attention. Trees feel super-real, their roots plunged into the earth, their branches stretching to the sky, birds are flesh and blood souls, fragile with life, the sky unfolds and rolls, the ocean crashes, people fascinate, books are beautiful, children are whirling dynamos of chaos, dogs bark and cats meow, flowers shout, your neighbour glows, and God runs like a helix through all things. The world awaits you, humming with meaning. You are alive with potential. You are not dead.
— Nick Cave on getting clean, Red Hand Files #258
Everything is so superb and breathtaking. I am creeping forward on my belly like they do in war movies.
— Diane Arbus, as quoted in Susan Sontag’s On Photography