Medieval Monk Who's Only Ever Read The Bible Reading His Second Book: Getting A Lot Of Bible Vibes From

Minnie Riperton (1970)

Friedrich Pacher St. Sebastian (inside), St. Sebastian (outside)

Painting on fir wood, 175.5 x 62.3 cm, ca. 1480-90

“The nightmarish dolls of French outsider artist Michel Nedjar, made from fabric scraps coated with mud and blood, c.1976-82. ⁣⁣⁣⁣Resembling mutilated bodies and burnt corpses, Nedjar’s haunting dolls are meditations on the horrors of the Holocaust. The self-taught artist was born in France in the aftermath of WWII, to a family of Jewish immigrants whose close relatives had largely been wiped out in the concentration camps.⁣⁣⁣⁣As a child, he developed an obsession with textiles and would accompany his grandmother selling rags at Paris flea markets. Following a period of deep depression in the late 1970s, Nedjar began making these grotesque dolls from scraps of fabric coated with mud and blood, as a way of confronting his grief, terror and rage about his family’s tragic history.⁣⁣⁣”

Collection of L'Art Brut in Lausanne, France.

Debbie Harry, Los Angeles, 1978

david lynch understands the female experience with more nuance and depth than most gender theorists/feminist thinkers. like they wish they could be him so bad…

dream blunt rotation:

Lee Krasner-Desert Moon

need her.

John Waters visiting Pasolini's grave (x)