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Whitney Garner, our Teen Programs Intern, permanently solidified her devotion to Kiki Smith‘s Born. Image: Kiki Smith, Born , 2002 bronze Courtesy the artist and PaceWildenstein Gallery, New York Photograph by Kerry Ryan McFate
Whitney Garner, our Teen Programs Intern, permanently solidified her devotion to Kiki Smith‘s Born.
Image:
Kiki Smith, Born , 2002
bronze Courtesy the artist and PaceWildenstein Gallery, New York
Photograph by Kerry Ryan McFate
Oh my God Whitney… That is all I have to say about that
It will take some getting used to!
I’m glad my family got in on this blog.
I wish my mother would have been that clever to say “Oh deer”.
When I first viewed the tattoo I thought ” Fantastic ! Kiki Smith is expressing her art on human flesh as the canvas.” On realizing , the tattoo is a drawing of Ms Smith’s bronze sculpture, my response is ” Great drawing. Good draftsmenship…what a beautiful tattoo!”
Beautiful tattoo. First glance looks like a deer gives birth to a girl. Second glance, a girl gives a flying kick to deer’s @$$ :)
Great Tattoo! you can see some more tattoo art on my blog, like H.R. Giger design, The Thinker and more:
Five W’s Tattoos on the orgenized content tag: Tattoo Art.
That is some devotion. Awesome.
I wonder if her mother will say “oh deer”. Sorry, dad joke.