jules

Courbet's realism is interesting cause it feels less commited than it does an outgrowth of his individualist romanticism. That doesn't mean there isn't political engagement there, but above all what in his own words drove him to paint as he did stemmed from a desire to absolutely

This is still, imo, philosophically empty and puerile and in terms of literary style utterly strained and forgettable. In other words I don't think he changed. I am not convinced this man has ever produced anything of worth, much less something the loss of which one should mourn.

Saw Digger and did NOT pay for a ticket

Seeing Digger and i am NOT paying for a ticket

as a Scandinavian who's lived in the same fucking apartment my whole life this is an absolutely negligible aspect of living here, stfu

on twitter, if you fuck up doing a pentagram they'll kill you

these are my favourite kinds of posts. people who know jack shit about Jacques-Louis David but see neo-classicism and think "based" and who love colourful kitschy trash, not realising that when it comes to appreciating classical art your average leftist is way beyond them

learning this guy is German was so funny. so you're telling me this guy who uses critical theory as an identity marker to look cool on TwitterDotCom only has skin-deep revolutionary sympathies that melt away as soon as he's faced with the image of a scary foreigner? Mein Gott...

by never being a deleuzian. he was always a self-serving twat and the ccru was an empty, masturbatory blackhole of thought

I swear the fucking bizarre reverence people have for Matt Christman when he is utterly unremarkable, completely devoid of insight, and generally only propagates arrogant, backwards, pseudo-intellectual bullshit, is insane

philistine chud cries about art she doesn't understand

oh you don't say...

the Ralph Wiggumization of the far right

question everything learn nothing