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This is our healthcare.
This is our education funding.
This is our arts.
This is our clean air and water.
Life hack: Don’t shop at target and don't beef with 50 Cent.
I just don't want to be complicit in mass death. please I don't.
Inside Out: Dignity and the Art of Seeing gives an in-depth look at the lives of incarcerated men. The exhibit, closing tonight with a 6 p.m. reception, contains photographs, videos, and more from the Arts in Prison program done at the shuttered Lorton Reformatory.
This war was uncalled for. And it's deeply troubling that we are here.
I miss organizing bike rides.
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I'm also thinking about the continuation of surveillance. How ICE agents, Border Patrol, Police, etc... are constantly using new technology to surveillance people. And how the work of the artists and people alike must never stop. As new surveillance tech is being created, so must be the art, 📖, 🎥
Last year for my artist-in-residence at NJCU (New Jersey City University) at did a talk about surveillance and art: From slave patrol to CCTV. And how artists of color used their artwork to fight and change the narrative.
As I reflect on that work, and the work of many others.
A screenshot of Jersey city weather 3/8-3/11
In non-political news, fishing season is upon us if you live NJ/NY area. 🎣😁
Check your DM, Thank you!
Honoring the work of incarcerated photographers and catalog launch:
Thursday, March 5 at 6pm
“Inside Out: Dignity and the Art of Seeing”
It looks amazing, how can I get a copy?
Iranians came together to bid a final farewell to 168 young girls, aged 7 to 12, who were killed in a U.S.-Israeli strike targeting their elementary school.
A mustard-colored background haiku post that reads “You laughed when they stripped us of all our tears until they came back for yours” The author’s name K. Desireé Milwood and their instagram handle Haikuguru are in the bottom left corner.
I found out slot machines are being place in corner stores in my neighborhood. And that's really bad on so many levels.
The Border Patrol treated him like a nobody. Nurul Shah Alam was somebody, we have to rid this country of the acts of nobodyness.
Trans Continental Pipeline-Donate to help queer relocation!
Please support if and as you are able.
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Right. -Sigh-
Tomorrow could be some bullshit. 🤦🏿♂️
Light in the darkness. I just came across this short video about the photographer Duguann Sweeney @duquannsweeney.bsky.social. It will give you a little lift. Also, look for his book, which is nearing publication. youtu.be/cSiE0mqXxrU?...
Thank you!
"The Jerome Project draws on iconic historical artworks in its examination of past and contemporary histories. With their gold-leaf backgrounds and single central figures, Kaphar’s portraits visually parallel Byzantine holy portraits, specifically those depicting Saint Jerome, the patron saint of librarians and scholars." The Studio Museum in Harlem
Titus Kaphar: The Jerome Project.
at The Studio Museum in Harlem, 2014-2015.
"Black Photojournalism is a celebration of the DIY ethos that has empowered Black Americans to document and preserve their lives, freed from the relentless surveillance of the white gaze."
Journey in Satchidananda by Alice Coltrane and Pharoah Sanders.
youtu.be/TQtEFdyhgdE?...
I was joined by a gifted team of CJR experts and formally incarcerated photographers discussing agency behind prison walls for our artist talk, “Inside Out: Dignity and the Art of Seeing.”
@sentencingproject.bsky.social
Shrine for the Spirit, 1976. Ben Jones
Artist Ben Jones and I at a group exhibition held at NJCU 2/26.
1. I went to the Studio Museum in Harlem and I was happy to see artist & Jersey City resident
Ben Jones' artwork in their collection. 2. Ben Jones and I at a group exhibition/NJCU 2/26.
i've decided not to listen to the audio of a teacher reporting a kindergartender because frankly I don't want to become the person that that event would turn me into. but one thing I hope we are collectively coming to grips with is what it meant that we have lived among such people this whole time
I'm training for fishing season. Last year, a big fish got away, I'm not going to let that happen again. LOL 🎣
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