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#SLAM is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 30 people shared 99 posts with it — around 3 a day. Activity is down 48% versus the previous week, peaking on Jul 26 with 12 posts.

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taterdash 🦇

@taterdash.bsky.social

Did a study in the most embarrassing way possible today #art #3ds #artacademy #slam #zorn #masterstudy

A hand holding a 3ds with a digital study of an Anders Zorn painting on it. It's cropped in on a lady's face and a bit messy but recognizable as an attempt at the painting seen blurry in the background.

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Hughes SlamAdmin

@hughesadmintina.bsky.social

Now you want to have me all by yourself for the weekend you know the price tag #gaymen #pnp #woof #oink #slammer #slamming #slam #tina #meth #poz #spun #gay

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Michael

@mdstamper.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Day of the Fair by Andrew Wyeth (American) - Drybrush and watercolor on paper / 1963 - Saint Louis Art Museum (Missouri) #womeninart #art #watercolor #drybrush #AndrewWyeth #Wyeth #womensart #AmericanArt #portraitofawoman #fineart #AmericanArtist #woman #SaintLouisArtMuseum #SLAM #StLouisArtMuseum

American artist Andrew Wyeth depicts an unidentified African-American lady sits off center, placed in an empty whitewashed room, with a window shedding daylight to the right of her head; she is gently wringing her hands, and directly avoiding eye contact with us; her eyes instead look at the ground to her right, while her mouth is subtly bent in a reflective frown. This exceptional gravity and disconnection with observers is untypical of conventional portraits, therefore giving the painting that not-so-sweet aftertaste distinctive of Wyeth.

The depiction is completely lifelike, and the details such as the tiny brush strokes of the line of her eyelid, the small black-n-white checks on her dress and the wrinkles of her palm all unite to make the painting intimate and intriguing. Wyeth has avoided straight lines in this picture, with a crack down the wall being wobbly and discontinuous, and the back of the chair bending. An interpretation of this might be that the woman’s feeling of unhappiness is due to her perceived separation, by the said crack and the walls, from the outside world, and she has turned away from the light, where the light could represent happiness and connection.

The colors are muted, restricted to gray, green and brown, and white. The light depicted is strikingly realistic and manages to emit a somber tone via a white-tinted-grey light, reminiscent of a cloudy day, where things can seem rundown and neglected, which is perhaps how the woman is feeling.

She is dressed for the event by the looks of it, and yet she is perhaps avoiding it … just as she is facing away from the light, yet her eye is involuntarily straying towards it. It is easy to speculate on this painting, as it is heavy with emotion; however its ambiguity remains, as Wyeth likes to leave us — with a mystery.

Credit to the original artist and online commentary.

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Hughes SlamAdmin

@hughesadmintina.bsky.social

Daddy is always ready #gay #gaymen #sext #tina #slam #slamming #spun #perv

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Michael

@mdstamper.bsky.social

about 1 year ago

“Suzanne“ by Khalif Tahir Thompson (American) - Oil, pastel, papyrus, fabric, handmade paper (abaca, cotton), and pleather on canvas / 2024 - Saint Louis Art Museum (Missouri) #WomenInArt #ArtText #art #slam #KhalifTahirThompson #AmericanArtist #SaintLouisArtMuseum #artwork #AmericanArt #MixedMedia

American artist Khalif Tahir Thompson’s “Suzanne” depicting a Black woman in a restful yet poignant seated position is composed of multilayered figural representations of oil, pastel, papyrus, fabric, and handmade paper. Thompson’s work joined St. Louis Art Museum’s collection of modern and contemporary art in 2024.

This expansive scene evokes comfort among hues of orange in a soundscape of letters and numbers. Thompson utilizes a range of materials including handmade paper and pleather; all contributing to the intricate, detailed, and intimate nature of Thompson’s practice.

“Suzanne” offers a glimpse into Thompson’s artistic expression, painting imagined and lived experiences of individuals. Thompson, who was born in 1995, references his family’s archival photographs as sources of inspiration for his paintings. A family archive often illuminates scenes of gathering, joy, and celebration and also records time and space. Thompson pulls on this connection by animating interiors and homages to his family, translating images into colorful visual legacies. He beautifully replicates historical imagery of his family archive by giving these subjects names and creating empathy toward them. Thompson creates paintings that are records of visual memory.

Thompson’s sentimental yet insightful paintings offer a multisensory perception of his work, imagining the sounds and sights of the subjects in his portraiture paintings. The artist cites Kerry James Marshall as an inspiration in his work. This influence is shown through Thompson’s blending of African American subjects with backdrops of scenes imbued with letters and numbers, contributing to individuals’ stories and identities. History, perception, figuration, and sentimentality meet to render familiarity. The natural rhythm of “Suzanne” extends even into its title, which shares the name of a song sung by Nina Simone.

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Group sluT 😮‍💨

@gaygroupslut.bsky.social

This was me after my first #slam, which was also my first time trying #meth. Wish I knew what was gonna happen so I could’ve recorded the ropes blasting everywhere 😩

جوجو 🏳️‍🌈 @helixstudio.bsky.social

كمية المني 😳😳 تخيلها لو كانت جوا طيزك؟🫦 تخيلها وهي تطلع من خرقك وتنزل على فخذك؟🔥

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Innocence: corrupted.

@altatochip.bsky.social

Need a partied up twink to greet me like this when I get home from work. All prepped and ready to go 😎 #pnp #slam #slammer #pnp #gaypnp #twink

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Michael

@mdstamper.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

“Smiling Girl, a Courtesan, Holding an Obscene Image” by Gerrit van Honthorst (Dutch) - Oil on canvas / 1625 - St. Louis Art Museum (Missouri) #womeninart #portrait #painting #stlouisartmuseum #slam #art #womensart #womanart #fineart #dutchart #smiling #oilpainting #artwork #dutch #artoftheday

At first glance, this image appears to be a simple picture of a smiling young woman with rosy cheeks wearing a low cut red and beige dress with black ties plus a matching pair of large colorful feathers in her sandy red hair. It is in fact an advertisement for the woman’s availability as a courtesan (or high-class prostitute).

She holds a medallion depicting her sitting nude from behind with an inscription below her, “Who can tell my backside from behind,” which confirms the erotic nature of this image.

The brilliant highlights and careful shading of her pale skin and clothing contrast with the dark background to create lifelike three-dimensionality. Gerrit van Honthorst developed these popular stylistic elements in Rome in the early 17th century. He used them effectively to enhance the woman’s physical presence.

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Michael

@mdstamper.bsky.social

“Self-Portrait” by Lucinda Redmon Orear (American) - Oil on canvas / 1835 - Saint Louis Art Museum (Missouri) #WomenInArt #SLAM #art #WomanArtist #YoungArtist #WomensArt #FemaleArtist #artText #artwork #LucindaRedmonOrear #Orear #WomenArtists #AmericanArtist #AmericanArt #1800s #SaintLouisArtMuseum

Young American artist Lucinda Redmon Orear depicts herself seated at a piano, shown from behind at three-quarters as she turns to engage us. She wears a pale, off-shoulder dress with intricate, fan-like lace at the sleeves and neckline. Her dark hair is styled in a mid-19th-century fashion with smooth side curls framing her face. One hand rests gracefully on the piano’s keyboard. An open sheet of music is propped on the stand; however, the music’s notes and lyrics are unknown. The color palette is muted and warm, with soft lighting that highlights the delicate textures of the lace and wood, and casts subtle shadows that deepen the intimate, contemplative mood.

Orear was a portrait painter active in Missouri during the mid-19th century. Her finely rendered 1835 “Self-Portrait,” executed when she was barely 12 years old, survives in the Saint Louis Art Museum’s permanent collection, testament to a precocious talent nurtured in Troy, Missouri. Though little is known about her formal training, Orear’s careful attention to detail and confident composition suggest that she likely received artistic instruction in her early years.

In the 1840s, Orear produced several intimate, sensitive portraits including 1845 depictions of Charles Wheeler and Permelia Redmon Wheeler, which also reside at SLAM. These works reveal not only a deft hand but a perceptive eye for character: her subjects, often family members, are captured with warmth and dignity. This hints at Orear’s early immersion in a rich familial and social milieu in Troy, perhaps encouraging her dedication to making portraiture her creative voice.

Although her career was tragically cut short when she passed away at just 29, Orear’s art carries a quiet legacy. Her surviving works offer a rare window into women’s creative agency in provincial America of that era. Her “Self-Portrait” stands as both a personal statement and a broader symbol: a young woman in 1835 asserting her presence and vision with brush and canvas.

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Michael

@mdstamper.bsky.social

“Betalo Rubino, Dramatic Dancer” by Robert Henri (American) - Oil on canvas / 1916 - Saint Louis Art Museum (Missouri) #WomenInArt #RobertHenri #Henri #SaintLouisArtMuseum #SLAM #PortraitofaWoman #Dancer #artText #art #BetaloRubino #AmericanArtist #AmericanArt #OilPainting #StLouisArtMuseum #1910s

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Scott Holl Photography

@ziegque.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Statue of St. Louis XI, Art Hill, Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri #streetphotography #photography #phonephotography #stl #stlouis #goldenhour #arthill #slam #stlouisartmuseum

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djemelloxxx

@djemelloxxx.bsky.social

#slam #hertz #dj #techno #vinyl

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