Things You Can't Take Back |
The illicit antiquities trade and other cultural heritage issues. By a mouthy youth. For the mouthy youth. |
This past week, there has been a more than usual number of comments (the usual being zero) on a post in which I gave a brief update on the state of my senior work at Bennington. These comments expressed, shall I say, a strong interest in the direction of my research on the “Shipwrecked” controversy at the Smithsonian. Many of them were critical of points that I hadn’t even written about or expounded upon in my post. Ordinarily, I wouldn’t bother addressing such badly spelled confrontations, but Marcie, the only one in the debate to not hide behind the Anonymous title (thank you, Marcie!), asked me to step away from the debate over the Shipwrecked exhibition at the Smithsonian and continue to write about other cultural heritage issues. Because she signed herself as an avid follower (which made me excited), I feel compelled to address this directly.
IN OTHER WORDS: BITCHES BE TRIPPIN’.
Belfast, at the mouth of the River Lagan. Strangely, not the river the city was named after. Who can tell me why?
Scotland and the Spring sunshine peeking at each other over the clouds.
Eartha Kitt, dropping some self love realness.
Yeah, ya know. Just Amy Poehler and Dave Grohl hangin’ out. Nbd.
George Romney, Emma Hart in a Straw Hat.