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arts-and-culture24 days ago•14 min saved

Clothes as Canvas: The Met’s Costume Art Exhibition Bridges Fashion and Fine Art

The Met’s new Costume Art exhibition treats fashion as fine art by placing garments alongside artworks and using reflective, named mannequins to invite visitors to see themselves in the clothes. Organized around a typology of bodies—from Naked & Nude to Classical, Abstract, and Reclaimed—the show explores how dress shapes and is shaped by the human form, including diverse, pregnant, corpulent, and disabled bodies, while connecting fashion history to broader art contexts. It unfolds across the Met’s new Condé Nast Galleries, aiming to democratize aesthetics and celebrate the body as a shared artistic medium rather than a mere display of clothing.

via Vogue|

#art #arts-and-culture #body-diversity

gaming2 years ago•2 min saved

"Hades II: Unveiling New Characters and Gameplay Features"

The Hades 2 technical test introduces Hephaestus, the god of the forge, as a new character with a unique portrayal that includes a disability and body diversity, a departure from the thin body depictions in the original Hades. Supergiant Games aims to stay true to the spirit of Greek mythology in their character designs, and players can expect to see more of Hephaestus and the Hades 2 story when the game comes to early access.

via Polygon|

#body-diversity #character-design #gaming

gaming2 years ago•2 min saved

"Hades II: Diverse Bodies, New Gods, and Technical Tests Revealed"

Supergiant Games' Hades II is addressing the lack of body diversity in the original game by introducing Hephaestus, a heavier-set bear with a wheelchair and prosthetic leg, in contrast to the ripped Greek gods. The sequel's portrayal of beauty and body types is evolving, reflecting a shift towards greater inclusivity and representation in character design. Fans are excited about this step forward, and the technical test for Hades II is currently open for sign-ups on Steam.

via Kotaku|

#body-diversity #gaming #greek-mythology

games2 years ago•5 min saved

"GTA 6: Unveiling the Impressive Trailer and Legacy"

The GTA 6 trailer has impressed gamers with its realistic hair physics, showcasing diverse characters and hairstyles. The trailer also highlights the potential of the open world, packed with activities and a wide range of vehicles. It celebrates body diversity, moving away from comedic representations and embracing a variety of body types. The trailer also showcases the game's satirical swipes at real-world culture and politics. Additionally, the architecture in the trailer offers a glimpse into the hyperbolic extremes of wealth and living conditions in the game. GTA 6 is set to be released in 2025.

via Gamesradar|

#body-diversity #games #gta-6

entertainment2 years ago•1 min saved

"Emily Blunt Faces Backlash for Fat-Shaming Incident Caught on Camera"

Fans of Emily Blunt are expressing disappointment after a resurfaced clip from a 2012 talk show shows the actor fat-shaming a server at Chili's. Blunt recounts the encounter, mocking the server's size, which has sparked backlash online. Many commenters highlight the impact of Blunt's words on the server, who may have been a fan tuning in to see her favorite star. The incident serves as a reminder that words matter, especially for public figures, and highlights the need for greater awareness and education around body diversity.

via Yahoo Life|

#backlash #body-diversity #emily-blunt

gaming2 years ago•1 min saved

Overwatch 2 to Give Brigitte a Literal Buff in New Update

Overwatch 2's upcoming update will buff Brigitte's new skin, Sparkplug, by restoring her arms to their former muscular glory, replacing the twiggy arms the skin previously had. While the update won't affect gameplay, fans of the Swedish support hero, known as Brigbois, celebrated the modest muscle update as a win for body diversity in the game.

via Kotaku|

#body-diversity #brigitte #gaming

entertainment3 years ago•8 min saved

Brendan Fraser's Oscar Win Sparks Controversy and Celebration

Brendan Fraser's Best Actor win for his role in "The Whale" is a harmful portrayal of a fat person, perpetuating fatphobic stereotypes and reducing fat people to a one-dimensional caricature. The trend of thin actors donning fat suits for critical acclaim dehumanizes fat people and takes work away from fat actors. Hollywood needs to create diverse stories and cast actors that reflect body diversity, rather than perpetuating harmful myths about fat people.

via The Daily Beast|

#body-diversity #brendan-fraser #entertainment