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For as much as I love Paris Is Burning (1990) (It was foundational in my getting into ballroom history and learning more about the ballroom scene in my area when I was in my early 20s), I feel like we barely mention its spiritual sequel How Do I Look (2006) even though it gives a much better look into ballroom and how the popularity of Paris Is Burning affected the scene. It also touches on the issues participants of the og Paris Is Burning doc had with the handling of the og doc and the way the mainstream has been trying to exploit the ballroom scene since the second they found out about what it is. While Paris Is Buring is a deeply important part of our history, it should NOT be your first and last stop when learning about ballroom culture.

A beautiful ufo-shaped lenticular cloud settles over El Chaltén, Argentina, 2014 - by Francisco Negroni, Chilean

ERASERHEAD (1977) dir. David Lynch

Tuulikki Pietilä (Finnish, 1917-2009)

Quadruped “Puppy”

Prehistoric Cave Art.

60th Unnamed Cave, TN

getting escorted out of a gun show for rating them based on mouth feel

Cheryl Dune filming ‘The Watermelon Woman’, 1996

Jane E. Goldman (American, b. 1951)

Audubon June, 2004

16-color screenprint

Petri Dish Art by Klari Reis part two.

leave your laundry on the floor for them

play with bleach products windows closed no gloves 10 hours every day