@nonmodernist This looks so cool! Is there any chance LSU Press gave you any discount codes for pre-ordering through them? I know smaller presses don't always give them but I figured it wouldn't hurt to ask 🙂
#OTD in 1990, after decades of relentless activism from disabled activists in DC and nationwide, George H.W. Bush signed the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) into law. #DCHistory#DisabilityHistory#DisabilityPrideMonth https://t.co/7kb9SG1he7
“Electric Fan (Feel it Motherfuckers); Only Unclaimed Item from the Stephen Earabino Estate, 1997.”
“Soon after the death of his lover Stephen Earabino from AIDS, Los Angeles conceptual artist Boskovich discovered that Earabino’s family had completely cleared out his apartment-
Apropos of [gestures at everything] I was just re-reading my notes on the ending of the Medieval Climate Optimum and the beginning of the Little Ice Age today, and it’s hitting different right now
Prior to today I had probably spent a total of five minutes thinking about escape rooms, and after today I can’t stop thinking how problematic they seem for learning design
we'd like to wish a very happy 80th birthday to Black Panther Party Minister of Culture Emory Douglas, probably the most influential and possibly the greatest visual artist in the history of the Bay Area Left
SCOTUS Finds Warhol’s Prince Art is Copyright Infringement. "those who believe that images are free for the taking to reconsider & seek to obtain permission from the photographer, along with a proper license, credit & fair compensation" https://t.co/QDvSW9V6HI
Larissa Pham looks back on the history of Tumblr as a platform for unbounded artistic creation: “At its freest and most independent, the platform allowed a user to supersede it, using it for whatever weird project one could dream of.”https://t.co/4c43MVtdJq
Nam June Paik made art that was "like a bibimbap." "Nam June Paik: Moon Is the Oldest TV" premieres TOMORROW, May 16 at 9/8c on PBS. #AmericanMastersPBS