Art can be weird
Bean — Art can be weird
Years ago I dated an art teacher and she took me to the sixth form exhibition. One painting I recall distinctly was of a man lying beneath a tree pleasuring himself and I still laugh every time I think about it.
30 years ago in Vienna I saw a painting of a toothbrush which bristles were a hedgehog. I still chuckle about that on weekly basis :)
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I opened a box of old art yesterday and found a watercolor painting that I made about 20 years ago. I think I was just starting with watercolors at the time so maybe it’s a bit amateurish but I still like it.
I still can't get over the ones I saw when I was in Oz and me and a mate still laugh about how inept we were during one encounter.
This was nearly 30 years ago.
I saw an almost perfectly spherical dog a few years ago and I still think about it
That looks great and I wish I could see it.
I think MOMA had a large Fluxus exhibition years ago and I absolutely loved it. I still think about works I saw there. Admittedly I like jokey and meta art.
Saw this a couple of years ago and I still think of it every so often.
How Playwright Lauren Yee Took the Khmer Rouge Genocide and Turned It Into the Joyful Cambodian Rock...
The creators of "Cambodian Rock Band" were inspired by real-life Khmer Rouge survivors for the off-Broadway play.
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This painting was inspired by a random picture I took on a trip to Montana a couple years ago. It's still one of my favorites.
When I first saw this piece of art three years ago it caused a door deep inside of me to click open. I connected so deeply I still think about it every day.
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Sun Yuan and Peng Yu: "Can't Help Myself"
Every time it's raining when I walk into work, I think about a silly thing one of my students said years ago and it still makes me chuckle to this day. She said, "Umbrellas are humbling.”
a friend and I used this as a motto when we were undergraduates—that was 20+ years ago and I still think of Rachel every time I read it.
A student emailed me this three years ago on the last day of school and I still think about it and laugh probably once a month.
I read Mexican Gothic almost 3 years ago now and I still think about it almost daily. It's a work of art. Spooky-ass art.
I dated a Hungarian 25+ years ago and I still think fondly of this soup and cucumber salad every summer.
Dump of my boy Crogz. A bugbear oc I played in a D&D game a couple years ago and I still think about on a daily basis.
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Rachel Getting Married is a great movie. I saw it years ago and I still think about it often. She gives an incredible performance.
I saw one once here in Chicago years ago that said “there’s a baby up in this bitch” and I still think of that every time I see a baby on board sign/sticker.
I saw one video of a man being shot in the head 7 years ago. It was enough for a lifetime. I can still hear the gunshot and pleading.
as someone who looks at a ton of atrocity videos for my work: you do NOT need to be looking at that stuff unless you have a specific genuine purpose for doing so
you are NOT helping anybody by traumatizing yourself
i saw the quiet earth many many years ago when i rented it on a whim from a video store & i still think about it — i thought of almost every day in ‘20
i went to a museum and saw a painting from 1300 years ago of me now screaming in horror in a bathroom
I saw Yi Yi 15 years ago and I still think about it all the time.
Edward Yang's YI YI (2000) is monumental: a cinematic expression of urban alienation on par with Hopper's body of work in its haunting, indelible beauty, following a Taiwanese family adrift, as we perhaps all are, in a sea of humanity whose currents remain cyclical yet unpredictable, unfathomable.
