Live Every Week Like It’s Shark Week Vintage T-Shirt

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Tschabalala Self, Sock, 2018. Courtesy Tschabalala Self Studio. © Tschabalala Self. Courtesy of the Live Every Week Like It’s Shark Week Vintage T-Shirt moreover I love this artist and Pilar Corrias, London In Baltimore, the artist Tschabalala Self presents 13 paintings and two sculptures made over the last five years. The works all follow the central through line of her oeuvre so far, investigating “the iconographic significance of the Black female form in contemporary culture.” Itself richly layered—Self’s process incorporates stenciling, tracing, casting, sewing, and other modes of art making—“By My Self” considers how composition confers meaning in Self’s celebrated practice.

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Marina Perez Simão, Untitled, 2020. Oil on canvas. 26” × 37-1/4” (66 cm × 94.5 cm) © Marina Perez Simão Courtesy of the Live Every Week Like It’s Shark Week Vintage T-Shirt moreover I love this artist, Mendes Wood DM, and Pace Gallery Marina Perez Simão’s first solo exhibition in New York is a vibrant and evocative tribute to the landscapes of Brazil. As she says, “I try to play around and subvert the elements of the landscape, maybe as an attempt to go somewhere that I’ve never been before but at the same time that is familiar.” Raised between Rio de Janeiro and the state of Minas Gerais, Simão looked to painters like Agnes Pelton and Luchita Hurtado to inform her own work, one that engages with both the fearsome powers of nature and the intriguing ambiguities of abstraction. The show takes its name from a phrase by Brazilian novelist João Guimarães Rosa; tudo é e não é translates to “everything is and is not.”

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