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In celebration of Pride Month, we are highlighting a few of the artworks by LGBTQ artists that we are proud to have in our collection.
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“Red Morning Drowned”, 1977, by Gilbert & George
“On The Roof With Angelo,” 1979 (negative); 1979 (print), by David Lebe © David Lebe
“Strange Fruit (Strange Fruit for David),” 1992–97, by Zoe Leonard
“Silent”, 2016, by Pauline Boudry and Renate Lorenz
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The Medical Pathology Museum of Tokyo University contains a collection of around 105 preserved human skins tattooed in the traditional Japanese style, including a number of full body suits.
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The person you love is not the same as they were when you first started loving them and they are not the same as they will be when you die. Love must be adaptive. Love must be smart enough and strong enough to survive constant change. Love must not be rigid.
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i mean, there’s typecasting
and then there’s playing a version of cinderella’s stepsister four times
four
separate
productions
Here’s a bit of an explanation:
God I love her.
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“MOM LOOK I MADE A FRIEND!!! THIS PLACE IS INCREDIBLE!!!!!!!!”
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