Gorgeous space where you can really feel the artworks. The museum is really well curated and until recently, it was free to the public which only elevated the museum in my esteem. My favorite museum is the Indianapolis Museum of Art where I saw the Thornton Dial exhibit Hard Truths.

Anyway, look at these cute little chubby hands. I once wrote a story called Baby Arm that will maybe become part of a collection someday. In addition to loving tiny baby elephants, I also like baby parts. From the series The West Bank, by Philip CheungĪgain, this photo has great composition, where the ferris wheel is off center but the eye is still incredibly drawn to these women enjoying their ride.ĥ) Day 260: Baby Doll Hands by Lisa Congdon And then I bought a copy of the print, which is now hanging in my living room.Ĥ) Jericho. I am obsessed with tiny baby elephants so when I saw this I just squealed with delight. I also appreciate how we can see the reflection in the face shield.ģ) Animal Locomotion: Plate 733 (Elephant), by Eadweard Muybridge I love the colors and how the people seem to funnel themselves, unwittingly, into that yawning mouth of stone.Ģ) Gemini IV: Spacewalk I (S65-34635), a 20x200 Space Editionįor some reason, I am obsessed with this type of space suit.

The composition of this photograph is simply stunning.

– Jen Bekmanġ) Praia Piquinia 16/08/11 13h26 by Christian Chaize And speaking of those opinions, read on for her 20x200 edition picks + favorite arty indulgences. In the meantime, catch her first foray into comic writing, debuting this November. You should also follow her on Twitter ASAP, where she does a masterful job of meshing the personal and the political and is never shy about expressing a firmly held opinion. If you’re treating our recently released Ideal Bookshelf 974: Feminists as a reading list too, a) you’re not alone! and b) Roxane’s critically acclaimed, funny + very real Bad Feminist should be at the top of your list.

Greetings feminists (aka human beings)! We are capping off our amazing-not to mention amazingly well-timed, if we do say so ourselves-week of Feminism with a 5+5 from the ferociously fabulous writer Roxane Gay.

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