A collection of quotes from Butler’s most notable works.
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psychotherapy & contemporary arts magazine
A collection of quotes from Butler’s most notable works.
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A list of contemporary artists who deserve more attention, according to twin artists Nil and Karin Romano.
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“Part of the theme of that painting is the passage of time and change within that time, so it’s particularly meaningful to me because the figure in the foreground is my mother who died fairly recently…” – Philip Harris
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repsychl presents a selection of contemporary short films as part of a new series.
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“I have been working as an artist for many reasons. Not all of them noble. But somehow, the pressure from the outside world made me realise the most important thing about making art for me. And that is joy.” – Wayne Horse
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In this edition of repsychl’s ‘You Should Know About’ series, we introduce French outsider artist Marcel Storr. Born in Paris, Storr endured a difficult childhood after being abandoned at the age of two. Later, he was sent to Alsace to be cared for by nuns. Drawings of churches were his first artistic endeavor by 1932,…
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“Never forget that justice is what love looks like in public.”
A selection of quotes from Cornel West’s most notable works
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5 Black Women in the Beauty and Fashion World You Should Know About
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“I am always fascinated with how each of us has a subjective view of reality, which is sensed through a biological lens that has evolved over millions of years. The question of, How do we find a sense of objective reality? Also, how much free will do we really have?” – Jason Herr
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In honour of the late great bell hooks we present a selection of quotes where she discusses the purpose and value of art in contemporary society. The function of art is to do more than tell it like it is – it’s to imagine what is possible. Outlaw Culture: Resisting Representations, 2012. “Some people act…
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Viktor Frankl’s Logotherapy Having been detained in Nazi concentration camps for five years, Viktor Frankl developed the notion that a human being’s most compelling motivation is their will to meaning – an idea he outlined in his book, ‘Man’s Search for Meaning’ – based on his experiences in the camps. His experience as a Holocaust…
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“Fragility (and strength), like vulnerability, is relative, as the soft sponge will be like a mountain for the ant, and it could be annihilated by the softest touch.”
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