a beginning

Amy Sillman

princessnitty:

size10plz:

feministdisney:

fuckyeahbodypositivity:

vingardiumlesbiosa:

juicyjacqulyn:

THE SAME COMPANY RUNS BOTH

Just a friendly reminder that while the “real beauty” campaign has the right idea, and that video that’s circulating seems awesome, that they don’t actually practice what they preach.

Not to mention there are still a lot of issues in regards to inclusion and what bodies aren’t even making it into the “real beauty” ads. 

Ok; carry on.

will do anything for some more numbers in their bank accounts, disgusting.

both campaigns essentially demonstrate that Dove views women’s bodies as a prop to sell soap.

cosigned

Essentially what dove says in their campaigns are “You’re beautiful! Fix that frizzy hair and dark underarms ??? Try our product to make your beautiful self glow!!!! You’re beautiful!!!!!”

Which is kinda creepy as fuck.

I already knew the dove campaign was bullshit but I didn’t realize they were owned with axe :/

(via lipstick-feminists)

Stan Brakhage, The Dante Quartet, 1987

Kai Althoff

cavetocanvas:

Kent Monkman, My Treaty is with the Crown, 2011

My Treaty is With the Crown transforms the gallery into a camp of military tents in which the new “Canada” that emerges in the decisive battle of the Plains of Abraham between the British and the French armies (General Wolfe and Montcalm) is invaded by the presence of Miss Chief Eagle Testickle, Monkman’s alter ego. (via)

cavetocanvas:

Kent Monkman, Two Kindred Spirits, 2012