The Wind Blows So Hard Through The Riverside In Slow Then Fast The Wind Pushes Me Inside, The Coffee
The wind blows so hard through the riverside in slow then fast the wind pushes me inside, the coffee promises a good time to last a ride back home, for me it doesn't get much better it doesn't have to
The cafe was so warm that I took my coat off and the food looks tasty in the display in the mood for quiche? or maybe a cookie or two please, I got the person behind me that's my friend the breeze pushed them in to remind me of how lucky I can be
Eleni R
More Posts from Changedbymelomakarona and Others
Illustration Robert Stobridge, mid 60's Please refer to the blog linked above for this and so much more
Aino-Maija Metsola ( b.1983 Finland) ‘Ahdinparta (Cladophora)’ 2019
watercolour, gouache and ink on paper
Healthcare is a human right! End the genocide! Free Palestine!
Source
jacques gotko, "in spite of everything," 1942, watercolor and ink on paper. gotko created art throughout his years of imprisonment at the compiègne and drancy camps. he died soon after arriving at auschwitz in july 1943. from ghetto fighters' house museum:
This work commemorates the anniversary of being interned in the [Compiègne] camp. The inmates listed were interned on 21 May 1941 in the "Billet Vert" operation, being summoned to a Parisian police station and then sent to Compiègne. The work contains the signatures of various inmates and the numbers given to them by the camp: Isis Kischka 787 122; A. Leon 2203; Zladin 1381; Goychman 356; Curfist 1379; Rivinof 797; S. Max 388; Berliner 369; S. Schleifer 163; A. Berline 944; K. Kirschenstein 1152; Herzberg 1061.
The figure of yourself (name redacted) appears at the corner of Aesthetics and Nostalgia
So the roulette wheel of impressions disappears behind curtains where on stage, who should near
The stranger to yourself who inhabits your stare above, beneath With teeth like plastic chairs
The figure of yourself (name reviled) desires their gruesome styles and their teeth and perfect hairs
repeat as needed, yourself (name unimportant) will see the curse a message you will not heed
repeat as needed, yourself (arguably? who cares?) will see that this is the only way, to feel
Eleni R
Mezquitas de Puerto Rico is an ongoing collaboration between Alia Farid and Jesús "Bubu" Negrón on the representation of Islam in the Caribbean. Renderings/depictions have so far resulted in a series of prayer rugs of mosques in the Puerto Rican towns of Hatillo, Vega Alta, Fajardo, Rio Piedras, and Ponce, and postcards of the same places. For the carpet-kilims series, the mosques were photographed in the spring of 2013 and later interpreted by weavers from Mashhad, Iran.
Source: Galerie Imane Farès (pictures)
jesusbubunegron.com (description)
Ένα μεγάλο ευχαριστώ σε όλους που με ενθάρρυναν να ολοκληρώσω αυτό το πρότζεκτ <33 Τα αγάπησα πολύ αυτά τα σκουλήκια στον καιρό που μου πήρε να το ζωγραφίσω
English version
i am in love with so many of the pieces in the incognito art show and am heart broken & devastated that I can’t buy all of them
2014-09-03
Art by Kamura
