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ianbrooks:

Hidden Architecture

As part of an advertising campaign for the Schusev State Museum of Architecture in Moscow, Saatchi & Saatchi Russia put together a creative team to assemble the deep, labyrinthine roots of some iconic buildings; the shoulders of giants that all current architecture stands atop of. You can see many more WIP shots over at Design You Trust

Artists: Behance

April 14 at 6:00pm via thingssheloves · Like · View Photo

I want to live in a world where little girls are not pinkified, but where little girls who like pink are not punished for it, either. We can certainly talk about the social pressures surrounding gender roles, and the concerns that people have when they see girls and young women who appear to be forced into performances of femininity by the society around them, but let’s stop acting like they have no agency and free will. Let’s stop acting like women who choose to be feminine are somehow colluders, betraying the movement, bamboozled into thinking that they want to be feminine. Let’s stop denying women their own autonomy by telling them that their expressions of femininity are bad and wrong.

Antifemininity is misogynist. What you are saying when you engage in this type of rhetoric is that you think things traditionally associated with women are wrong. Which is misogynist. By telling feminine women that they don’t belong in the feminist movement, you are reinforcing the idea that to be feminine and a woman is wrong, that women who want to be taken seriously need to be more masculine, because most people view gender presentation in binary ways. This rewards the ‘one of the boys’ type rhetoric I encounter all over the place from self-avowed feminists who seem to think that bashing on women is a good way to prove how serious they are when it comes to caring about women and bringing men into the feminist movement.

Get Your Anti-Femininity Out Of My Feminism by s.e. smith (via nerdiestofbears)

(Source: thechocolatebrigade)

April 14 at 12:00pm via thingssheloves · Like · View Post

I do have to denounce this hegemonic feminist discourse that promotes success without questioning the very context in which said success is supposed to take place. I do have to protest the increasing promotion of corporate participation as a measure of “feminist achievement” and women’s prosperity. Because for as long as we do not question at whose expense we are succeeding, we are going to continue creating a deeper gap between those women who are allowed to succeed and those who never stood a chance to begin with. We are not meant to have it all in our current set up. Moreover, we are supposed to always aspire to more. This is a model based on some nonsensical idea of permanent growth and the exploitation of more and more resources and people to uphold it. The perversity of it all is that we hardly have the chance to even consider alternatives. Who has the luxury of time for debate or political/ social organization when it is necessary to work two jobs, take care of children, family, social life and some scarce leisure time in order to barely survive? We cannot have it all, in part, because we are forced to participate in the illusion that we can have it all. And a growing portion of feminism has taken to the sidelines, in this role of reactive respondent to the news cycle, barely fighting so that what we have so far achieved cannot be taken away.

Flavia Dzodan, ’We cannot have it all because we no longer have dreams’
http://tigerbeatdown.com/2012/06/27/we-cannot-have-it-all-because-we-no-longer-have-dreams/ (via queerintersectional)
April 14 at 6:00am via sociolab · Like · View Post

likeafieldmouse:

Heike Mutter & Ulrich Genth - Tiger & Turtle (2011) - A walk-along “roller coaster”

How do you walk along the upside down parts?!

April 13 at 6:00pm via fsufeministalumna · Like · View Photo
girlargueswithtree:

catsdoingsillythings:

[Image: A longhaired brown tabby cat in the process of being brushed, only instead of the person brushing the cat, the cat is pushing its face and neck against the brush and grabbing onto the person’s hand with its paws.]

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girlargueswithtree:

catsdoingsillythings:

[Image: A longhaired brown tabby cat in the process of being brushed, only instead of the person brushing the cat, the cat is pushing its face and neck against the brush and grabbing onto the person’s hand with its paws.]

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(Source: cineraria)

April 13 at 12:00pm via fsufeministalumna · Like · View Photo
April 13 at 6:00am via somethinglickedthiswaycums · Like · View Photo
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kidsm0ke:

Aside // The Weakerthans

I’m unconsoled,
I’m lonely,
I am so much better than I used to be.
Terrified of telephones
and shopping malls and knives.
Drowning in the pools of other lives.
Rely a bit too heavily
on alcohol and irony.
Get clobbered on by courtesy.
In love with love and lousy poetry.


And I’m leaning on this broken fence, between past and present tense

(Source: donniedarkodaydreams)

April 12 at 6:00pm via methodistcoloringbook · Like · View Post

The desire to be human is the end, not the beginning. To want it is to have it.

(Source: alishenciya)

April 12 at 12:00pm via aliveforalittlewhile · Like · View Photo
malformalady:

Complete crocheted skeleton by artist  Ben Cuevas. This piece from “Transcending the Material”, a mixed media piece, created and installed while in residence at the Wassaic Project (an arts collective and residency program located in New York state). The piece was exhibited at the Wassaic Project Summer Music and Arts Festival.

malformalady:

Complete crocheted skeleton by artist Ben Cuevas. This piece from “Transcending the Material”, a mixed media piece, created and installed while in residence at the Wassaic Project (an arts collective and residency program located in New York state). The piece was exhibited at the Wassaic Project Summer Music and Arts Festival.

April 12 at 6:00am via somethinglickedthiswaycums · Like · View Photo

This language [of choice] omits women who are poor, who are immigrants and refugees, women who are incarcerated or in the military, and women whose health services are provided by the government. In sum, it omits women who have few meaningful choices in their lives because of racism, xenophobia, homophobia, and poverty.

Loretta Ross (Former director of the NBWHP) on rethinking the language of choice in reproductive rights politics (via femminista)
April 11 at 6:00pm via sociolab · Like · View Post
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