(2023 - Present)
Linda Frank
(1993 - 2023)
CV
Social
Shop
Post Love Cards
Etsy Shop
Etsy Shop
Set of 20 postcards printed by Who Press’d Press using a Risograph.
Card Descriptions
1. Damn Shawty OK! A card of congraultations, a celebration of good head.
2. I’m Gonna Crit You So Hard After The Kiss by Gustav Klimt, craving critique as a loving gesture, a form of intimacy.
3. Thinking of You A print of David’s Penis by Michaelanglo and a flower.
4. Tristessa The women in Modigliani’s portraits seem to carry a lot of grief. Here I see Tristessa in portraits of Modigliani’s wife.
5. Jim Dine Gold Heart Dedicated to my high school art professor, Tom Bettin.
6. Dude, Where’s My Car? Caught up in a one night love affair.
7. There’s A lot of Money in Chairs Homage to Tracey Emin’s chair that she read from during her book tour of “Explorations of the Soul”
8. “Call Me” - Ishmael. After Blondie’s album Call Me and the first line of Moby Dick by Herman Melville.
9. Pique Dame, After my favorite painting of Judith Slaying Holofernes and the tarot card Queen of Swords.
10. What if We Kissed, Kissed in the Afterlove
11. Audre Lorde quote, “And that deep and irreplaceable knowledge of my capacity for joy comes to demand from all of my life that it be lived within the knowledge that such satisfaction is possible, and does not have to be called marriage, nor god, nor afterlife.”
12. “It’s Me” Kate Bush Wuthering Heights
13. Pleasure Activism After Adreinne Maree Brown’s Book of the same title with drawing of Jazmine Sullivan in Homage to her album, Heaux Tales
14. Mlle Mort Discotheque
15. H 2 O Reimagining the homoerotic nature of Ishmael & Queequeg’s relationship in the cover art of a Hall & Oates album
16. Idris Muhammad graphic homage to album Soul Culture
17. OOF after Ed Ruscha
18. “This Whole Worl’d Wild at Heart and Weird on Top.” quote from film “Wild At Heart” dir. David Lynch graphic after cover art for Clarice Lispector’s novel, Near the Wild Heart.
19. Christine and the Queens 3SEX
20. “I’d Rather Lick My Own Balls” After painting of Ophelia by John Everett Millais