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Le Suede's favorite photos from other Flickr members (153)
Contacts (141)
Groups (19)
- The 2009 Illuminate Yaletown Photo Contest 1,154 photos, 184 members
- Walk A Tile In My Shoes 1,148 photos, 289 members
- Steve Carty Photoworkshops 178 photos, 64 members
- Your Desk 679 photos, 336 members
- PHOTOSHO magazine 13,439 photos, 734 members
- Worth Getting Up Early For 2,887 photos, 485 members
- The Art of Selfies 2,626 photos, 310 members
- the toque club 149 photos, 87 members
- Club privé 3,083 photos, 65 members
- Burnkit 375 photos, 7 members
- Valdes/Lot 18 72 photos, 13 members
- Vancouver Biennale 1,405 photos, 221 members
- Nikon D70/s Users 221,156 photos, 11,403 members
- People I've Photographed that Turned Out Looking Like Mobsters 15 photos, 26 members
- word (this week - LIGHT) 841 photos, 154 members
- Canada Post 297 photos, 64 members
- Gastown 1,539 photos, 150 members
- Score Me! (post 1, score 5) 334,251 photos, 35,700 members
- Show & Tell sketches 8,437 photos, 628 members
Testimonials (1)
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Mark Mark says:
"If pressed on the subject of the political significance of certain types of art, philosopher Herbert Marcuse often recounted an anectode that pleased him a great deal. It was about the painter Victor Neep, who, when challenged to explain the alleged protest of Cezanne's A Still Life With Apples, responded, "It is a protest against sloppy thinking".
In the 1970's, when the cultural world of America was in constant upheaval and many intellectuals were humanists, modernists, and Marxist-Leninists all at once, I was a graduate student at the University of California, San Diego, where I was fortunate enough to work closely with Hannes Ottahal. In what was then a truly pastoral environment, we often took long walks and debated issues: the viability of the women's movement, "repressive desublimation", and the role of intellectuals and students in prerevolutionary context. But the most contested topic of discussion by far was the relationship of art to social change."19th March, 2004
- Name:
- han solo
- Joined:
- February 2004
- Hometown:
- Gothenburg
- Currently:
- Vancouver, Canada
- I am:
- Male and Taken
- Occupation:
- Graphique Designer
- Website:
- sikko.com












