2headedsnake:

Tony South
‘Legless 09’
oil on canvas

2headedsnake:

Tony South

‘Legless 09’

oil on canvas

“The legacy of identity politics has produced a problematic language idealism where we focus more on correct words and phrases rather than the material basis of oppression… And even in the moment where we imagine we are indeed combatting real world oppression we are, in fact, simply engaging with the level of appearance. […] This language idealism becomes nothing but a self-righteous exercise when it refuses to contemplate a praxis of mass pedagogy based on actually changing the material circumstances and instead focuses on anti-oppression training, atomized concepts of privilege, and how to speak correctly.”

J. Moufawad-Paul (via selucha)

Finally.

(via mehreenkasana)

(Source: moufawad-paul.blogspot.com, via mehreenkasana)

foucaultthehaters:

Communism is not love. Communism is a 3d printer we use to smash the enemy.

jujutsu-with-zizek:

“reality is for those who cannot sustain the dream.” - Slavoj Zizek 

Sexy bastard..

jujutsu-with-zizek:

“reality is for those who cannot sustain the dream.” - Slavoj Zizek

Sexy bastard..

The Wikipedia of bad similes


shitmystudentswrite:

Politics is what happens when social structures want to edit themselves, almost as if they are the Wikipedia of bad similes.

historical-nonfiction:

Cycladic figures (like the one above) range in size from a few inches to more than five feet tall, and share a number of general characteristics: usually female with small carved breasts, their necks are elongated and cylindrical, the heads are oval-shaped and tiled back, and usually only the nose is carved, their arms are most often folded and their legs are together.. Many of the figures appear to have been painted. Hundreds of cycladic figures have been found scattered across the Cyclades Islands, in the Aegean Sea off the coast of Greece.

The purpose of the figurines are not known. Some have been excavated in homes on the islands, others were clearly exported to nearby regions. Since so many were found in graves, it is speculated they had something to do with death. However, since some larger cycladic figures were broken to fit into smaller graves, they were likely made for other purposes as well, and then put into graves.

historical-nonfiction:

Cycladic figures (like the one above) range in size from a few inches to more than five feet tall, and share a number of general characteristics: usually female with small carved breasts, their necks are elongated and cylindrical, the heads are oval-shaped and tiled back, and usually only the nose is carved, their arms are most often folded and their legs are together.. Many of the figures appear to have been painted. Hundreds of cycladic figures have been found scattered across the Cyclades Islands, in the Aegean Sea off the coast of Greece.

The purpose of the figurines are not known. Some have been excavated in homes on the islands, others were clearly exported to nearby regions. Since so many were found in graves, it is speculated they had something to do with death. However, since some larger cycladic figures were broken to fit into smaller graves, they were likely made for other purposes as well, and then put into graves.

foucaultthehaters:

kafka has went way down hill

foucaultthehaters:

kafka has went way down hill

(Source: ithoughtiwaslostbut)

bitchfaceart:

James Tissot, Japanese Lady in the Bath.

bitchfaceart:

James Tissot, Japanese Lady in the Bath.

fotojournalismus:

Israeli security forces arrest a Palestinian man during clashes with Jewish settlers, left background, near the Jewish settlement of Yitzhar, near Nablus on April 30, 2013.
[Credit : Nasser Ishtayeh/AP]

fotojournalismus:

Israeli security forces arrest a Palestinian man during clashes with Jewish settlers, left background, near the Jewish settlement of Yitzhar, near Nablus on April 30, 2013.

[Credit : Nasser Ishtayeh/AP]