(Source: sweaterbones, via raise-ravens)
paranoia is in bloom
rachel louise
21, living in bournemouth, studying a fine art degree.
i like embroidery, Sam, charity shops, art & my bed.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rachellouisesheldrake/
21, living in bournemouth, studying a fine art degree.
i like embroidery, Sam, charity shops, art & my bed.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rachellouisesheldrake/
May 23–26:
“Sext Me if You Can”
Karen Finley
New Museum (Lobby), 235 Bowery, NYC
an interactive performance installation taking place in the New Museum Lobby in full view of Museum visitors. For this performance, Karen Finley creates a limited edition of paintings inspired by “sexts” that she receives from participating patrons. Participation takes the form of a commission and requires a ten-minute private and anonymous sitting on-site during announced performance times (bring your own cell phone!). Through this process, the erotic exchange with the artist—bound by rules of commerce—transforms into a lasting and collectible work of art. Presented as part of NEA 4 in Residence.
This is wonderful
My work. This is what I’ve been working on recently - looking at how embroidery used to be seen as (and sometimes still is!) a delicate and really feminine way of working, and what would happen if the context is juxtaposed with a really graphic content.
My work. This is what I’ve been working on recently - looking at how embroidery used to be seen as (and sometimes still is!) a delicate and really feminine way of working, and what would happen if the context is juxtaposed with a really graphic content.
My work. This is what I’ve been working on recently - looking at how embroidery used to be seen as (and sometimes still is!) a delicate and really feminine way of working, and what would happen if the context is juxtaposed with a really graphic content.
