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haleybakescakes:

‘AWWWWWWWW.

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ilovegem:

Reasons why I love Rauschenberg

1. The fluidity and confusion agrees with the way I think.

2. The textural inconsistencies get me excited.

3. Thinking about how the elements relate/repel one another formally and also ideologically.

4. Can’t you see? The madness is just fucking beautiful.

fuck yeah

Newquay

Well, the telling of jokes is an art of its own, and it always rises from some emotional threat. The best jokes are dangerous, and dangerous because they are in some way truthful.

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Andy Horst's Blog: Stuff White People Like

#42 Sushi January 30, 2008 by clander Regardless

Regardless if you are vegetarian, vegan, or just guilty about eating meat, all white people love Sushi. To them, it’s everything they want: foreign culture, expensive, healthy, and hated by the ‘uneducated.’ But there are different levels of…

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Sakshi Gupta

Untitled (Xerox Machine)

2008
Metal

92 x 150 x 60 cm

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Reclaiming the wreckage of an old dilapidated Xerox machine that appears to have been used to the point of its extinction, artist Sakshi Gupta appears to have prized the shell apart as though a forensic scientist, looking over the anatomical organs under the natural light of the operating theatre. The work redefines uselessness as useful; stripped of its conventional productive function, the work alludes to the impact or consequences of what, in life, is otherwise hidden from sight. Elevating the machinery off the ground and positioning its integral parts side by side, Gupta manages very resourcefully to deliver something quite beautiful back. This recent work demonstrates Gupta’s ability to scrutinize reality for opportunities for creativity, even where death and decay appear much more prevalent.