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shame flower is shame flowering. or lipstick plant is lipstick planting. she’s doing her thing.
this week and next week are the weeks with the least sunlight of the year which is why i’m still in bed and also why i made a winter solstice playlist. the link is in my bio if you would like to check it out. stay warm and make sure to love up
thank you to all the lovely paroled who came to our studio sale last week and especially to those who bought some of my pieces, it really touches my heart and makes me excited excited to make more things ✨ i am getting started on making new “go
This little gem will be for sale this thursday at the @studio3tables sales. I’ve been wanting to make a mug like this for a long time… Image description: hand built pinched mug in off white stoneware, painted in red decorative flourishe
Aeschynanthus bloom blooms, taking its soft fuzzy red time.
4710 rue Saint-Ambroise, #350. Join us on Thursday, December 12, 5-8pm, I will have a few pieces for sale at @studio3tables’ studio sale. Stick around from 8:30-10pm for an intimate concert afterwards with @valdbah and @soundslikesamm ✨
Currently researching seed dispersal and especially plants that explode or burst or shoot out their seeds.
it’s shame flower season again 🌺
Such relentless repression of Palestine solidarity movements @concordiauniversity: academic sanctions of students, student arrests, blatant censorship (removal) of departmental position statements, and most recently the firing of the director of the
I am giving another face jug workshop on Saturday, December 7th, from 2-7pm, at @studio3tables. It’s for black folks, sliding scale price (NOTAFLOF), and snacks will be served. The first one was a really beautiful time and Imm looking forward t
This decorative plate features venus fly traps in bloom and text that reads “I want you to eat me out.”
I have been thinking and teaching and writing about containment, how revolutionary ideas and movements are contained to the point that we police and try to silence those who embody these ideals and who take action to bring about the decolonization we