To Paint, To Have Painted

paquitotuntun:

Sunil Gupta is an Indian born artist and photographer based in London. Queer is his first monograph and offers a comprehensive overview of his work from the 1970s to the present. For decades he has explored narratives of contemporary gay life; tackled issues of gender and sexuality; and documented his own experiences living with AIDS. Queer is published by Prestel and is available onAmazon.

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pulmonaire:

Paintings by Jesùs Leguizamo

imsorry-ology:

John Stezaker.

razorshapes:

Henry Hargreaves - No Seconds (2012) - photos documenting the last meals that were served to inmates on death row

Douglas Coupland Slogans for the Twenty First Century (2012) oil on plywood. Daniel Faria Gallery, Toronto. 

“If you were to attach a stick to each of these slogans and carry them in the street, would they read as protest or would they read as complicit guilt? For example, twenty years from now, were I to look at a picture of someone holding up a slogan reading ‘being middle class was fun,’ would that read as heartbreaking prescience or as rational acceptance of a by-then sociological certainty?”

- Douglas Coupland