Art
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2018
Here's some fun from an art installation in DC-- I'm teaching a workshop on Saturday at Kali Yoga that'll include this posture! (tech lighting not included)
A combo of tutorial and art-play.
You must separate the artist from the art-- but also, be alert to media's narrative constructions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sp45-dQvqPo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sp45-dQvqPo
I love it when my friends make things.
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QUEER
ARTISTS
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baes. HBD @pujaloveit
team sketch since 2001
team sketch since 2001
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baes. HBD @pujaloveit
team sketch since 2001
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SHIPEAM
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2012
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baes. HBD @pujaloveit
team sketch since 2001
art all night
indigenous people stuff at the native american museum
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before you get to the lessons end,
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in imageWhy these
stories?
The stories and events featured in this exhibition
are both important and familiar. The three episodes-
the life of Pocahontas, the Trail of Tears, and the
Battle of Little Bighorn-remain an active part of
national life and conversations. They have unique
staying power.
Each generation of Americans decides all over again
what the events mean. George Armstrong Custer
was a hero until he wasn't. Andrew Jackson and
Pocahontas are not the same people our parents
and grandparents remember. History keeps
changing because Americans keep changing it.
stories?
The stories and events featured in this exhibition
are both important and familiar. The three episodes-
the life of Pocahontas, the Trail of Tears, and the
Battle of Little Bighorn-remain an active part of
national life and conversations. They have unique
staying power.
Each generation of Americans decides all over again
what the events mean. George Armstrong Custer
was a hero until he wasn't. Andrew Jackson and
Pocahontas are not the same people our parents
and grandparents remember. History keeps
changing because Americans keep changing it.
national museum
of the American Indian
of the American Indian
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