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Got a Girl Crush On: design duo,  Domestic Construction Trish Andersen and Maureen Walsh know how to take craft to a big and badass scale!

Got a Girl Crush On: design duo, Domestic Construction

Trish Andersen and Maureen Walsh know how to take craft to a big and badass scale!

Meg WachterApril 22, 2012trish anderson, maureen walsh, domestic construction, art, craft, design, cleverComment
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via @tubmanstamp: On April 21, 2016, the day after then-U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew announced plans to add Harriet Tubman to the front of the twenty-dollar bill, Donald T***p was interviewed on the Today Show. He made his intentions clear: "Andrew Jackson had a great history and I think it's very rough when you take somebody off the bill. Andrew Jackson had a history of tremendous success for the country.... I would love to leave Andrew Jackson and see if we can maybe come up with another denomination. Maybe we do the $2 bill or we do another bill. I don't like seeing it." . The T***p administration had officially scuttled the plan to put Harriet Tubman on the $20. The ubiquity of currency makes it a powerful vector through which the mentality of white supremacy can continue to permeate our culture. This is why it was such a pivotal moment when it was announced that Harriet Tubman would appear on the new $20 bill. This would constitute a monumental symbolic change, disrupting the pattern of white men who appear on our money, and by putting her on the most popular note in circulation, indicate exactly what kind of a life we choose to hold up; what values we most hope to emulate. The impact that seeing the face of Harriet Tubman staring back at you from a $20 bill cannot be underestimated. Who we choose to honor as a society affects the moral attitudes that are baked into us as we grow up, and this sort of representation can subtly but deeply effect someone's conception of themselves and their place within society. This is not a trivial issue to be forgotten, it remains profoundly significant, and worthy of continually pushing back into the spotlight. . . . #tubmanstamp #harriettubman #representationmatters #realtalk #tubman20 #harriettubmanherself
BIG SUNDAY NIGHT MOOD via @lesbianherstoryarchives
Go 🍌 see 🍌 @skatekitchenfilm!! Had the extreme pleasure of seeing it tonight at @fffest__ and it was the epitome of modern female friendships—not to mention the young shredders of skating and acting! SEE IT IF YOU CAN!
Excited to be at @fffest__ this weekend! Hit the link in their profile for full schedule of panels and screenings at @downtownindependent Friday through Sunday in downtown LA! Support and celebrate #womeninfilm!
That’s it from me (@artawork) today! It was a pleasure to be here, carry on crushing it @gotagirlcrush. I’ll be at Comic Arts Brooklyn with a new zine on November 11th, feel free to say hi if any of you are there :)
Some of my favourites at @librairiedrawnandquarterly: 1/2 - Tara Booth 3/4 - Aisha Franz 5/6 - Tommi Parish
Loving this mural by @charlinebataille!
Some interesting things I found at L'Euguélionne, a lovely feminist bookstore ✨
Just checked out Marisa Portolese’s photography exhibit at McCord Museum, she’s a feminist artist who’s been exploring how women have been depicted in William Notman’s photographs of women in 19th century North America. Despite the social conventions of another era, the women in Notman’s photographs exhibit poise and individuality, and led her to create these portraits that express her personal vision, which allowed them to collaborate in the process of creating the unique decor surrounding them in the photographs and feel empowered by the process and the final work. #marisaportolese
Oh hi there!! It’s @artawork, I illustrated for the ‘Women on Waves’ article in issue 7. I’ll be taking over today and taking you with me on a journey to my favourite places in Montreal! I’ll stop by some feminist exhibitions/bookstores, and show you what the bagels look like here also :)
@otherwild LA has copies 05 - 07 of the mag! Snag one next time you’re in Los Feliz! 💛🌴
Issue 08 of Got a Girl Crush COMING SOON! Cover by @lydia_ortiz
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