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3rd Essay - Toyin Ojih Odutola’s Visions of Power
Another essay of her down, another one I fell in love with. This one follows the depiction of her friend’s art series. In the Art series, it follows a group from Africa where the rolls were reversed with salvery. Women were the masters and robotic men were the slaves. Very interesting read to see the rolls reversed and learning that most don’t want to that.
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Another essay of her down, another one I fell in love with. This one follows the depiction of her friend’s art series. In the Art series, it follows a group from Africa where the rolls were reversed with salvery. Women were the masters and robotic men were the slaves. Very interesting read to see the rolls reversed and learning that most don’t want to that.
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2nd Essay - The Muse at Her Easel
Holy shit… this is one of the best things i’ve ever read. The dissection of late 90’s art and what it meant to be a muse vs. painter was so beautiful to read. Smith goes over what Celia Paul went through out her “musedom” with late artist Lucien Freud. Man was he a piece of WORK.
— Feb 01, 2026 11:45PM
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Holy shit… this is one of the best things i’ve ever read. The dissection of late 90’s art and what it meant to be a muse vs. painter was so beautiful to read. Smith goes over what Celia Paul went through out her “musedom” with late artist Lucien Freud. Man was he a piece of WORK.
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First Essay - European Family
Loved this one. Really enjoyed how is talks about other cultures in ‘European Art’, and how a lot of the art displayed (that aren’t made by a white person) don’t have much information about the actual artist. Even goes on to explain how Chinese porcelain sculptures were labeled ‘European Family’. Would love to get more of a deep dive on what they call ‘European Art’.
— Feb 01, 2026 03:49PM
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Loved this one. Really enjoyed how is talks about other cultures in ‘European Art’, and how a lot of the art displayed (that aren’t made by a white person) don’t have much information about the actual artist. Even goes on to explain how Chinese porcelain sculptures were labeled ‘European Family’. Would love to get more of a deep dive on what they call ‘European Art’.
