#stovall

[strandedpunk]

please forgive the things stovall does to me

[xrotinthefckingdirtx]

Microwave stoval

[mentaltimetraveller]

Will Stovall Ulrik, New York May 18 – July 12, 2024

[pseudo-satisfaction]

Laurel Stovall by Laura Sfez

[undergroundrockpress]

Di Bagley Stovall Fruits of Our Lives, 1971

[h00dsw0rld]

Good Morning

[euphorictrait]

sidra’s crush L. Faba invited her to geekcon 🤓

[thunderstruck9]

Lou Stovall (American, 1937-2023), Untitled, 2020. Collage, silkscreen mono print, 13 1/2 × 13 1/2 in.

[razorsadness]

Now I keep my distance. If I'm not careful, my heart can still break at first sight. Skateboards, faded band shirts, Sambas and Vans, tattoos verging on generic, black jeans, and scruff scrawled on slack jaws. Now I avert my eyes. Tall goddamn socks. Those were the objects of my affection. Their wearers were secondary, and I was sure they couldn't see me. If only I could have beckoned them without having to speak. If only I had social skills to speak of. They could have held me, maybe, but not while we listened to playlists painstakingly crafted to capture something inherently fleeting. If only they'd been more than mannequins adorned in aesthetics.

—Mariah Stovall, from I Love You So Much It's Killing Us Both (Soft Skull Press, 2024)

[weepingwidar]

Lou Stovall (American, 1937) - Meadow (1980)

[gregdotorg]

Sam Gilliam gave this 1979 drape painting to his longtime friend and printmaking collaborator, and fellow DC artist Lou Stovall in 2006. Stovall's estate is selling it next week.

[photo-dujenoir]

Jani Stovall

[nununiverse]

César Stovall

[dance-in-my-storm]

“Because of [him], I’ve trained myself not to develop attachments to human beings. This seems to have improved my health. The stability is hard-won and precarious. I’m better without him. Tears of joy douse my chin as I remember being worse with him.” 

-Mariah Stovall, I Love You So Much It’s Killing Us Both

[rustbeltjessie]

This is my favorite novel I’ve read in a while. One of those ones that I haven’t been able to put down since I started reading it. If you’ve ever been obsessed with punk music, or annotated a mix tape, and especially if you’ve ever been in an intense, codependent friendship, or if you just love great writing—READ IT.

[h00dsw0rld]

Tristan Stovall