Odofemi
Morgan M Page (Odofemi) -- Hot Trans Feminist Babe, Santera, Writer, Artist, Married to a Ukulele named Dreamwife. This is where I put all of the stuff that I'm thinking about (obsessively, in the middle of the night). Toronto. http://odofemi.com/
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Video reblogged from le temps detruit tout
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Video reblogged from BLUE LIP BLACK WITCH-CUNT
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SERVE: The Work is an ongoing visual collaboration between photographer Alejandro Santiago & transsexual performance artist Nina Arsenault.
SERVE: The Work documents the life cycle of the creative impulse as it is manifested and experienced through the body.
SERVE: The Work integrates the body and the spirit; the light and the dark; the ascetic and the erotic; the masculine and the feminine; the conscious and the unconscious; the sublime and the profane.
SERVE: The Work honors the innate creativity of the human spirit.
Serve the Work: Book I is the first installment of the series.
www.servethework.com to order your copy NOW
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Early birthday present to myself came in the mail today. Nina Arsenault’s Whore of Babalon calendar! <3
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why can’t you be like the other trannies who are going along with it? the one who don’t speak English, who didn’t have the privilege of an education because of transphobic schools, the ones who are deaf, the ones you told them that they were fighting for the right cause SO YOU COULD BE THE ONE WHO LEGALIZED PROSTITUTION AND SAVED ALL THE WOMEN while you made money and advanced your career and after you used us for your causes for one decade, two, without pay, you shut us out because we speak with anger and contemptExcerpt from Nina Arsenault’s OPHELIA/MACHINE, 2012
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Really blessed to see Nina Arsenault’s Ophelia/Machine tonight at Videofag with the incredible butchness of Kay. And Mikiki Mikiki and Judy Virago were there, too.
Ophelia/Machine is going to stick with me for some time. Nina’s work is so in tune with what I’m going through. The work was about mental illness, trauma, sadomasochistic relationships, transsexuality and transphobia, womanhood, and the body (from my view). It was at times terrifying and thrilling.
I’m going to be thinking about this one for such a long time to come. Nina is such a huge inspiration to me as an artist.
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Experienced Nina Arsenault’s 40 Days, 40 Nights: Towards a Spiritual Experience performance installation tonight. She and I did The Artist is Present for quite some time. It was incredible.
The performance installation is intense, disturbing, captivating, and breathtaking. I am so inspired by her and her work, which continues to grow in emotional depth and quality.
Nina Arsenault is truly one of the most talented artists in Canada.
If you have the chance to see this performance installation, go see it! It’s on every night this week from 9 pm - 5 am at 1095 Queen St W, and it’s free.
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In life, I believe in being civilized and not committing acts of social violence to others – including discrimination, exclusion, and even gossip. I believe in nurturing others unfolding, whatever form that might take. But, for me, good art, like good sex is not “nice.” Art and theatre should be the forum where we, as women, as queers, and as people, are revealed to be mythic. Our lives and our emotional landscapes are expansive, contradictory and sadomasochistic. If you want things to be casual and polite, you can stay at home and watch a sit com.Nina Arsenault, interview with sexlifecanada.ca (2012)
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This book is amazing! Nina Arsenault is such an inspiration to me as a trans woman artist.
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Photo reblogged from Makeup MAGIC by Samantha B. Witching
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Photoset reblogged from automobilecrash
