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Students of Judy Chicago’s Feminist Art program at California State University, 1970. 

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art parallels jeremy lipking, federico zandomeneghi, serge marshennikov, allan douglas davidson, svetlana tartakovska

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Frida Kahlo: Retrato de Luther Burbank (detail), 1931.

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Barney, snoozing on a hilltop, in the summer of 2009. 

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there’s nothing that puts the human experience into perspective more than intimately listening to a person in their 80s trauma dump about something that happened when they were 10 years old. what a beautiful world. you lost something 75 years ago, and it still keeps you up at night. and you trusted me enough to share that weight with me. what a blessing, to listen to your story, to help carry that cross, to walk by your side, though we are separated by the wall of time.

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Study for Lady Macbeth & Study for Helen, by Gustave Moreau

{I really like the red-blue contrast of this pair, I’m really tempted to buy copies and frame one next to the other above my bed}

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Sergius Hruby, 1935 

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Armand Point (1861-1932), Légende dorée (Golden Legend), 1897, color lithograph. From L’Estampe Moderne vol. 1, no. 5, September 1897.

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concept: a worm show. worm handlers very solemnly picking up a worm from a box and showing it off like people at cat shows. or maybe just like a bunch of tables with worms in cups like a plant show. I really want to see a little worm in a cup with a huge blue ribbon next to it