[Image description: three art pieces by Choctaw/Cherokee artist Jeffrey Gibson. All three pieces are wall hangings, made of bead weaving, with long fringe. The first two also incorporate metal jingles. All have very vibrant and clashing colors. They have text woven into the beads, in all capital letters. The colors and patterns mean that reading the text may cause eye strain.
The first piece says “American history is longer, larger, more beautiful, and more terrible than anything anyone has ever said about it. JB”.
The second piece says “I am Alive, You are Alive, They are Alive, We are Living! I am Alive, You are Alive, They are Alive, We are Living!”
The third piece says “Eye of the storm; like a hurricane.” End ID. /]
took acid on new years as per tradition and me and my sister got really into the concept of an origami crane folded out of a pizza so precisely and beautifully that it “shames our hatred”. like all acts of human cruelty are shamed by the perspective that its beauty provides. we called it pizza crane
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