Saved by Keely Adler
Barbie, Her House and the American Dream
Dollhouses are an almost too-literal example of these women’s shrunken ambitions—of how, when you don’t have control over the big decisions shaping your life, you narrow your focus to a world that’s small enough for you to impose your will on it.
Rachel Monroe • Savage Appetites: Four True Stories of Women, Crime, and Obsession

Forever dwelling on Martha Wilson's "A Portfolio of Models" (1974)
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Pam is the embodiment of modern female sexuality, and that embodiment is a Barbie Doll. But that’s not necessarily bad; it’s what intellectual men want (because she can be appreciated lecherously and ironically), and it’s what intellectual women want (because it provides the opportunity to rail against Barbie dolls). She’s an intellectual symbol of
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In the future, girls will not accept toys that consist only of objects.
Jens Andersen • The LEGO Story: How a Little Toy Sparked the World's Imagination
We sent our Creative team on a quick ✨midjourney✨ to Barbie Land. Here’s what they came back with. Next stop: AMC.
1. Bob Barbie
2. McBarbie
3. Pink Vader
4. Barb Streisand
5. 007 Pink
6. Ken Hasselhoff
7. Barber Barbie
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