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phalli

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phalli /phal·li/ (fal´i) plural of phallus.
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Phalli appeared in force at Rosen as well, popping up everywhere in a gallery set as a cold garden of unearthly delights--these and other sculpted bits of human anatomy (which the artist referred to as "souvenirs") populated an array of flower beds, birdcages, and terrarium-like vitrines, often paired with unexpected found objects and arrangements of mutant flora.
Tetsumi Kudo by Kastner, Jeffrey / Artforum International
Chichen Itzas and Uxmal's oldest ruins have entire temples and courtyards of phalli coming out of the ground and hanging off the walls-apparently used as waterspouts.
The Yucatan's queer Mayan past by Lencek-Inagaki, Nikko Marko / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
Picasso's erotic sketches are a clear referent, so too the dreamlike transmogrifications of the Surrealists: Knees look like nipples, bottoms like bosoms, noses like phalli.
John Altoon by Turvey, Lisa / Artforum International
 
 
 
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