Jessica

BREAKING: Scientists are staging a “science fair” in the lobby of a Congressional building to tell elected officials about the critical knowledge the US will lose because their research grants have been canceled.

Poppy and columbine x ray

Judith K McMillan

Optic Exploration:
Papaver and
Columbine, 1999

Thank you!!

Asahachi Kono. Perpetual Motion, 1931

Phoenicia NY

Belgium painter Suzanne Van Damme, early disciple of James Ensor and contemporary of the Paris Surrealist Poets and Painters of the 30s & 40s.

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#SuzanneVanDamme #Surrealism

I don’t care what city or town you live in. If these guys jumped out of an unmarked van and grabbed you on the street, would you just assume they’re ICE or FBI? Would you willingly comply with their orders and get inside the van?

THIS IS OUTRAGEOUS.

THIS IS NOT AMERICA.

Now that's an orange king I would support!

#orangecat #cat #gingercat #nokings

American Surrealist artist Dorothea Tanning

Cinquiéme Péril
(from Les 7 Perils Spectraux, 1950, 7 lithographs printed in colors, in portfolio case with ribbon ties, printed by Desjobert in an edition of 50)

#DorotheaTanning #Surrealism

THIS x 1,000,000. Honestly I don’t know who this person is (this clip popped up on social media) but I would vote for them tomorrow.

'Californian Morning' (mid 20thc) by US printmaker Emmy Lou Packard (1914-1998), close friend of Frida Kahlo's #WomensArt #Sunday

Pictorial textile artwork featuring a windmill side view, in a rural setting with undulating green land and a sky with stripes in blues and white suggesting swirling wind

'Brill Windmill' by UK textile artist Rachel Wright, machine embroidered on calico with various fabrics #WomensArt

American painter, sculptor, educator, and graphic artist Thomas Lias

Two Forms in Space, 1946
(etching / engraving - Screen print)

#ThomasLias #ModernArt

BREAKING NEWS: Local water sausage executes a flawless 360,493° ultra-zoom mega spin. Physicists baffled.

Photo of an open book with oval holes cut into pages to create a three dimensional effect of looking into a forest with poppies and daisies on the forest floor

Isobelle Ouzman carves intricate 3D illustrations into discarded books found in dumpsters, recycling bins, and local thrift shops #WomensArt