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  a couple of together updates

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  Special thanks to Hunter and Cook for featuring some installation photos from my group exhibition, What it Seems is Something Too currently showing at Neubacher Shor Contemporary until November 26th, 2011 in Toronto.

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  Gangtok, India 1938

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  artspotting:

  antonioladrillo:

  mrkiki:

  Robert Motherwell
  Untitled, 1964. Acrylic and paper collage on board
  30 x 22 in. (76.2 x 55.8 cm.)

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  k15h1:

  Helen Frankenthaler

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  artspotting:

  Jessica Hans via ikoiko

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  Guildwood Park, Toronto - autumn 2011

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  I updated my website a little..

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  k15h1:

  Erin Shirreff

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  fuckoff-kindly:

  wooden bat.

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  mpdrolet:

  Mathieu Bernard – Reymond

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  lowpresssure:

  Rebecca Horn, White Body Fan, 1973

  Still from performance

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  mpdrolet:

  Dave Jordano

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  burnedshoes:

  © Jack Delano, 1941, Greene County, Georgia

  “In my country we go to prison first and then become President.” (Nelson Mandela)

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  michaelcharles:

  by Josef Albers

  (via theflavor.com)

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  «Body Sign Action»

  The tattooing of the body demonstrates the connection between ritual and civilization. Incorporated in a tattoo, the garter belt signifies a former enslavement, is a garment symbolizing repressed sexuality, an attribute of our non-self-determined womanhood. A social ritual that covers up a bodily need is unmasked, our culture’s opposition to the body is laid open. As a symbol of membership in a caste which demands conditioned behaviour, the garter belt becomes a memento. The female body peels off and discards the imprint of a world which has never been a woman’s world, in order to arrive at a human world in which women can autonomously define their existence.
  Valie Export
  
  The public tattooing of Valie Export on a stage in Frankfurt on July 2nd, 1970 exemplifies the radical character of her feminist art performances: a garter belt – a fetish of male sexual fantasies – is painfully, indelibly marked on her own body in order to disclose the functionalizaton and social role of the woman as sex object, and to reflect the social determination by males. At the same time, art is irrevocably engraved on her body.

   
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  k15h1:

  Armando Andrade Tudela

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  sisterwife:

  john baldessari

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  arielsfilmblog:

  ANA MENDIETA.

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  (image: The Pencil Story, John Baldessari 1972-73)
  My curated web project, together is still alive - please consider submitting and tell your friends!

  www.wealltogether.org
  

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  magnificentruin:

  stand back and get out of the way

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  scanzen:

  A giant sequoia log, Sequoia National Park, California, undated, c1910.

  (via Historic American Engineering Record)