Dream

PLEASURE. delicious. energy. fun.



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  • Catalog No.
  • 01248-c2000-PsW2000-DreamWorld
  • Title
  • Dream World
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker on paper
  • Object Location
  • Physical

  • Reflection Notes

SMW & AC inventorying session – 03.09.20. “Dream a little dream of me is my Carolee song.” – SMW. SMW & AC inventorying session – 24.09.20. “I was distracted by the dream of…” – SMW. “The story?” – AC. “Sex.” – SMW.

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Listings connecting to the keyword “Dream” (2393)



Image of Studio object

  • Catalog No.
  • 00431-2000-PsW2000-UnansweredQuestion
  • Title
  • Unanswered Question
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker on paper
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  • Physical

  • Reflection Notes

“The simple answer to archiving is that you survive.” – SMW. “Art too.” – AC.

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  • 00424-2000-PsW2000-MOTHERLOVERFATHERFUCKER
  • Title
  • MOTHERLOVER FATHERFUCKER
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker and pen on paper
  • Object Location
  • Physical

  • Reflection Notes

SMW & AC inventorying session – 24.09.20. “It’s almost like you have an emergency/sex phone.” – AC. “And then my mother, and Robin’s parents.” – SMW.

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  • Catalog No.
  • 00425-2000-PsW2000-PrincePrincess
  • Title
  • Prince Princess
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker on paper
  • Object Location
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  • Catalog No.
  • 00426-2000-PsW2000-Garbage
  • Title
  • Garbage
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker on paper
  • Object Location
  • Physical

  • Reflection Notes

“Is it a brain or testicles? Garbage brain Garbage testicles.” – SMW and AC. “It so sad… but it’s also powerful. When you name something trash, does it keep being trash? It’s a weapon. A good weapon.” – SMW.

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  • Catalog No.
  • 00427-2001-PsW2000-ATTENTION
  • Title
  • ATTENTION
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker and pen on paper
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  • Physical

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  • 00418-2007-DN-ProFeministWhiteFlowers
  • Title
  • Pro-feminist White Flowers
  • Dimensions
  • 21 x 29.7cm
  • Materials
  • Bound A4 laserjet copies on colour paper
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  • Technical Notes

Published morning pages.


  • Reflection Notes

SMW, AC & Invited Archivist inventorying session – 15.10.20. “I realised I was contributing to my own erasure as an artist. One way to bypass institutions was to publish as a form of feminist queer lesbian emancipation [instead of an] archive of misogyny.” – IA.

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  • Catalog No.
  • 00419-2001-TwHd-Effect/Affect
  • Title
  • Effect/Affect
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker and pen on paper
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  • Physical

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  • 00420-2001-TwHd-IFMYAUDIENCE
  • Title
  • IF MY AUDIENCE
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker and pen on paper
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  • Physical

  • Reflection Notes

PINK IS RADICAL. SMW AND SUPER PINK IS SUPER RADICAL.

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  • Catalog No.
  • 00421-2001-TwHd-YOUFOOLS
  • Title
  • YOU FOOLS
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker and pen on paper
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  • Physical

  • Reflection Notes

Rijksakademie Internal Open Studios – 07.09.20. “Our archiving is sharing, it’s like opening up a heart.” – SMW.

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  • Catalog No.
  • 00422-2001-PsW2000-THINKBEFOREYOUSPEAK
  • Title
  • THINK BEFORE YOU SPEAK
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker and pen on paper
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  • Physical

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  • Catalog No.
  • 00423-2001-PsW2000-WhoTheFuckAmI?
  • Title
  • Who The Fuck Am I?
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker and pen on paper
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  • Reflection Notes

Rijksakademie Internal Open Studios – 07.09.20. “What does it give you to archive?” – Anon. “It gives almost a sense of accomplishment of how much there is, but also what it is. Nobody was interested before, and it requires persistence to keep going.” – SMW. “A victory [to keep going].” – Anon. “I feel that sometimes the artist gets forgotten. The work overrides it.” – SMW. “Getting lost in art can destroy art?” – AC.

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  • Catalog No.
  • 00417-2000-PsW2000-AFTERMODERNISM
  • Title
  • AFTERMODERNISM
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker and pen on paper
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  • Reflection Notes

“We are still talking about fucking Michelangelo from 500 years ago, but the 70s are over?” – SMW. “I don’ t feel I need to change my body, but I feel like a brain drag.” – SMW.

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  • Catalog No.
  • 00412-2001-PsW2000-Anus=Vulva
  • Title
  • Anus = Vulva
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker and pen on paper
  • Object Location
  • Physical

  • Reflection Notes

“That’s how I feel mostly, when I’m working – like I’m in a club.” – SMW. “Being on the receiving end of pleasure.” – AC. “This is why I’ve been so fixated in bottomness. It’s not common. Gay men always identified on the top side.” – SMW.

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  • Catalog No.
  • 00413-c2001-PsW2000-VERKRACHTING
  • Title
  • VERKRACHTING
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker and pen on paper
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  • Physical

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  • 00414-c2001-PsW2000-OneLongPerformance
  • Title
  • One Long Performance
  • Dimensions
  • 42 x 59
  • Materials
  • Poster marker and pen on paper
  • Object Location
  • Physical

  • Reflection Notes

Rijksakademie Internal Open Studios – 07.09.20. “I try to confront how much [work] I have.” – SMW. “Destroying art pieces or not…” – Anon. “If you keep them, how long can you care for them? Do you give them again, throw them? It costs money for the space to store your work. What happens after the artist dies? Does success mediate the afterlife of your art pieces?” – AC.

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