#art archive mirandy

[mirandyficlists]

hello i’m looking for a mirandy fic and was hoping you’d be able to help. it was a hp au fic where andy and miranda were hunting a unicorn and miranda was a famous wandmaker? sorry i know its a but niche but i loved the characterisation and would love to find it again

Hey Nonnie

That would be the superlative Much Like a Marshfire series by Quickyoke. On Tumblr they go by Romans Art and have done some wonderful drawings to go with the story,

Happy Reading

XVnot15.

[wilfriede]

A podfic for the 2023 Mirandy Ice Queen Appreciation Month Fic Exchange: @chainofclovers's The Same Air!

[Podfic of] The Same Air Summary:

In which other people kind of get it, and Miranda and Andy try not to think about it too much.

Rating: Explicit Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Length: 17:25

The cover art was again made by the wondeful Liv (@priestlyvance on Twitter)!

Listen to the The Same Air on AO3!

[mirandyevents]

Last Year's Fanwork Awards are officially over!

All works have been bookmarked to the Ao3 collection, and hopefully all available winners have been reblogged on tumblr as well - if your post of a winning work hasn't been reblogged yet, let us know!

We had over two hundred nominated fanfiction in 30 categories with 47 winning works in first place (some having the same amount of votes makes it more than the amount of categories), an additional thirty first-place winners in the art, gif and video categories, and over 70 different winning creatives in the first through third places of all the categories! Congrats, everybody!

All nominated and winning fanfiction can be found in the bookmark section of the Ao3 collection linked below:

You can filter it for winners and nominations, and for the different categories (if you can't find the category you are looking for in the suggested bookmarker's tags, go to 'exclude tag' and exclude the category tags with more works, click filter again and it should suggest you new bookmarker's tags now - be careful to only exclude the category tags like 'AU' and not 'winners' 'nominees' and the first-third places, as that would exclude all fics)

It looks like the fandom's favourite tags are:

The visual works can be found in the web archive of this tumblr under the 'award winner' tag, or on mobile by just searching this blog for 'award winner'.

We hope everyone had fun in this event meant to show appreciation for the fandom's creatives, find new favorites and rediscover old fics, and get some inspiration going! Most events are for creator participants only, we thought it would be great to get everyone involved in nominating and voting for their favourite works. Of course there are other great works as well - the winners just happen to be the favs of the people who voted!

If you want to stay active in the TDWP Femslash fandom, the next event is organized by @sapphicwritingprompts, a valentine's ficathon with different prompts you can sign up for. If you aren't a writer yourself but a reader, check out the new works published for the Mirandy Secret Ice Queen Exchange and maybe show your love by leaving some comments!

And of course, feel free to reblog the winning works on here to keep sharing them around :)

Original event post

[marascomics]

Where's the full mirandy valentine's print? eeee!

Theres two versions on my inprnt right now!! <3 :) They’re also on my redbubble as stickers & other things as well!

Inprnt link<3

Redbubble link!<3

Happy Valentines Day! Ty for the ask, and for showing interest in my mirandy drawing😋💕

[visualarchive-mirandy]

Mirandy visual archive is getting started!

I had to move it from Ao3 to here because apparently it didn't comply with Ao3 guidelines, so I guess now we hope tumblr won't die anytime soon haha

For art from other websites I'm showing a quick preview and then the link, and the full art behind readmore, I hope everyone will be happy with that so it's still saved on here in case old links to other sites stop working but so it isn't mean reposting, I really don't want to steal from anyone I just want the fandom to be more easily accessible for everyone. If you don't want your external art featured just ask/message!

All the kiss manips I had already collected on Ao3 have been posted!

Other tags I'm already using are

Fluff, angst, established, getting together, flirting, first time, glam, lemon, kiss, lip kiss, cheek kiss, air kiss, hug, cuddling, bed, domestic, wedding, proposal, family, pre-canon, canon, post-canon, AU, Andrea, long hair Andy, short hair Andy, Miranda, young Miranda, family, Cassidy and Caroline, Nigel, Emily

In combination with

Art, comic, manip, photo story, gif, meme, icons, movie still, other media

(so fluff + art: visualarchive-mirandy.tumblr.com/tagged/fluff%20art)

I'm also starting @visualarchive-loubbie-heistwives and @visualarchive-fleurmione again and some other ships soon but mirandy is my favourite so this is the start!

If you want to help mod for any of them or for a different ship I haven't started yet send an ask! Mirandy is the main blog so I wont give the login data to just anyone but you can also send me art I haven't reblogged yet, yours and others!

[lilolilyr]

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[italymystery-swanqueen]

Starting July 23, YouTube will set Unlisted videos that were uploaded before 2017 to Private. You can opt out of this to prevent videos you've embedded on AO3 from becoming inaccessible.

Details: https://t.co/gHytR4VMj9

[caveartfair]

Why Marcel Duchamp Played Chess with a Naked Eve Babitz

Duchamp Playing Chess with a Nude (Eve Babitz), Duchamp Retrospective, Pasadena Art Museum, 1963, 2015. Julian Wasser Robert Berman Gallery

If you knew absolutely nothing about art or literature, Julian Wasser’s photograph of Dadaist Marcel Duchamp and writer Eve Babitz playing chess would still be a knockout. In the black-and-white picture, made in 1963, a nude, buxom Babitz and a black-suited Duchamp sit at a wood table in an art gallery, manipulating pawns and rooks. The image’s deadpan humor comes from the subjects’ incongruity, as well as their scrupulous attention to the game—neither seems aware of her nakedness.

For fans of Duchamp and Babitz, the photographs capture the meeting of two brilliant minds: the father of Conceptual art, responsible for putting a urinal in a gallery and proclaiming it sculpture; and the writer who captured the glitz of mid-20th-century Los Angeles in sparkling, singular prose. The backstory to Wasser’s photo shoot is both tantalizing gossip and crucial cultural history.

In Advance of the Broken Arm. (The original, lost, was carried out in New York in November 1915. The replica, carried out under the direction of Marcel Duchamp in 1964 by the Gallery Schwarz, Milan, constitues the 4th version.), 1915/1964. Marcel Duchamp Musée National d'Art Moderne, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris

Marcel Duchamp, Duchamp Retrospective, Pasadena Art Museum, 1963. Julian Wasser Robert Berman Gallery

When the pictures were made, Babitz was a 20-year-old student at Los Angeles Community College. The daughter of a violinist and an artist, and the goddaughter of Russian composer Igor Stravinsky, Babitz was already at ease in a sophisticated, aesthetic milieu. She integrated herself into L.A.’s slowly burgeoning art scene, partying with Billy Al Bengston, Ed Kienholz, Kenneth Price, and the men who’d become integral to the California Light and Space movement: Larry Bell, Robert Irwin, and Peter Alexander. Years later, she also became romantically involved with both Ed Ruscha and his brother. Babitz fully embraced her role as an art groupie.

Through this cast of characters, Babitz met Walter Hopps, a rising art-world macher. He founded Los Angeles’s first major gallery, Ferus, in 1957, then left to become a curator at the Pasadena Art Museum—now the Norton Simon Museum. (He left his gallery in good hands, though—his successor, Irving Blum, gave Andy Warhol his first solo show in 1962.) In the early 1960s, Hopps, who was married to art historian Shirley Nielsen, began an affair with Babitz.

Marcel Duchamp And Eve Babitz (1963) Color, 1963. Julian Wasser Mouche Gallery

Hopps hadn’t yet turned 30, but he was already instituting a radical, ambitious program at the museum. He decided to mount Duchamp’s first American retrospective, and include over 100 artworks. At the time, Duchamp had long been out of the public eye. He had gained fame in the 1910s for his concept of the “readymade”—found objects such as a bicycle wheel or snow shovel presented as art. Yet in 1923, he proclaimed that he was abandoning artmaking in order to play chess. Two decades later, he began work in secret on an enigmatic masterpiece, Étant Donnés (1946–66). When the show ran, he was—at least publicly—a retired artist in his mid-seventies.

Babitz claims that she didn’t receive an invite to the exhibition’s opening part at the Hotel Green because Hopps’s wife was in town, but even Babitz’s 17-year-old sister, Mirandi, got to attend—and photographer Julian Wasser drove her to the fête. Seething with envy, Babitz wanted to take revenge on her paramour. Wasser, who was known for taking nude photographs of young female Angelenos, suggested a titillating form of retribution: playing chess at the museum, in the buff, with Duchamp.

Duchamp with Walter Hopps, Duchamp Retrospective, Pasadena Art Museum, 1963. Julian Wasser Robert Berman Gallery

Babitz told the Archives of American Art that the proposition seemed “like the best idea I’d ever heard in my life.…I mean, it was, not only was it vengeance, it was art.” Lessening her own inhibitions, perhaps, was the fact that Wasser had already shot her naked, at her own command: In the pre-iPhone era, she’d requested and received sexy snapshots to share with men.

Wasser coordinated the photo shoot without alerting either the museum or Duchamp about his intentions. Babitz’s performance took place before the museum opened, so her audience was the teamster staff “marching back and forth with big pieces of art,” as she once explained. During the game, Babitz and Duchamp discussed her godfather, Stravinsky, and his famous 1910 suite, The Firebird. Duchamp won their games as Wasser clicked his shutter. Eventually, Hopps walked into the gallery and was so surprised that his Double Mint gum fell out of his mouth. According to Babitz, he began returning her calls after the incident.

Duchamp making a chess move in distance, Duchamp Retrospective, Pasadena Art Museum,, 1963. Julian Wasser Robert Berman Gallery

Wasser showed Babitz the proofs, and she ultimately selected one in which she was turned away from the camera, her face obscured by her bobbed hair. At first, she wanted to conceal her identity from the public, though she eventually opened up about her participation in the famous photograph. The choice, as Lili Anolik points out in her Babitz biography, Hollywood’s Eve (2019), gives the picture additional strangeness as it simultaneously depicts shyness and exhibitionism, a plea for both attention and anonymity.

Anolik writes that Babitz “wasn’t just model and muse, passive and pliable, but artist and instigator, wicked and subversive.” As Babitz told her biographer, “Walter thought he was running the show, and I finally got to run something.”Throughout the following decades, she published seven books. Both her fiction and non-fiction glistened with memoristic detail about her Hollywood surroundings, passionate love affairs, and colorful friends. Without help from Wasser’s framing or Duchamp’s fame, Babitz harnessed the power of her sexuality and fearlessness into art that was all her own.

from Artsy News

[wilfriede]

[Podfic of] Illusion My second submission for Pod_O_Ween 2023: A vampire Mirandy story written by @chilly-flame. Summary:

Miranda starts asking Andy some weird things at work. Weirder than usual, anyway.

Rating: Mature Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Length: 21:46

Again with awesome cover art by Liv (@priestlyvance on Twitter)

Listen to it on AO3!

[visualarchive-mirandy]

Mirandy kiss art by ching on pinterest

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[visualarchive-mirandy]

Mirandy kiss art and more by writtensword on deviantart and livejournal

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