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The American Dream By Jofre Oliveras

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One’s relationship to the place where they live largely depends upon their privilege, stemming either from the environment they were born into or the circumstances affecting their life. Either way, the experience of any one place is different for every person inhabiting that place. Rankings like those provided by US News incorporate metrics considering cost …

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Banksy’s Silence on Gaza: A Surprising Shift in the Artist’s Activism

Sami Wakim Sami Wakim November 19, 2024

Banksy, the enigmatic street artist whose works have long served as social and political commentary, has often championed the plight of the oppressed. His art has critiqued war, capitalism, and systemic injustice in stark, often haunting ways. One of his most powerful gestures was the opening of The Walled Off Hotel in Bethlehem in 2017, …

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“Peace to you” by Royyal Dog in LA

Sami Wakim Sami Wakim February 8, 2017

Korean artist ROYYAL DOG just finished painting his biggest mural to date in Los Angeles, curated by The Container Yard. About The Mural Entitled “Peace To You”, the mural depicts Rihanna in traditional Korean outfit, with flowers in the background and Korean writings that translate to a verse in the bible by Samuel 25:6: “Have …

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Interview with Pat Perry

Sami Wakim Sami Wakim May 24, 2017

Pat Perry is an American artist and illustrator based in the Detroit area. He likes to spend his time drawing, painting, listening to music, reading and writing, even when he believes that fundamentally pictures speak louder than words. His street art works are often a mixture of social injustice and his native Midwestern sensibilities. I connected with Pat …

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Interview: Mason Storm

Sami Wakim Sami Wakim October 28, 2014

Mason was born in London and have been a native for 40 years. He never attended a ‘normal’ art college, his artistic education began when he was about 12 or 13. One night while attending his local youth center, his Judo class was cancelled and so he wandered into the art class where his friend …

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Muhammad Nour Elkhairy ( @_m.khairy ) is a Palesti Muhammad Nour Elkhairy ( @_m.khairy ) is a Palestinian filmmaker, video artist, film programmer, and editor from Jordan, currently based in Montreal. Shared on the 73rd anniversary of the Nakba—a historical rupture that displaced hundreds of thousands of Palestinians, including his own family in 1948—this short experimental video examines the act of travel as both a longing and a limitation. Drawing from lived experience, Elkhairy reflects on how movement, often taken for granted, becomes a political terrain for Palestinians. This work is currently on view at the @lostpaintingsproject exhibition presented by @unboundvisualarts in Boston.
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The key becomes more than metal — it’s a symbo The key becomes more than metal — it’s a symbol of belonging that refuses to die. Palestinians returning to what’s left of their homes remind us: land is more than territory — it’s identity, it’s love, it’s resilience.
#Repost @albfs ・・・ Mural “4:44 AM” organ #Repost @albfs ・・・ Mural “4:44 AM” organizado por Oh my Gad en Gallipoli, con la curaduría de la asociación Farò. [IT] Questo murale parla di violenza in modo sottile, l’artista mostra una scena che ci appare quotidiana eppure, nonostante questo, inquietante. Nell’opera ogni elemento appertiene alla quotidianità di una coppia, a cui però si aggiungono dettagli disturbanti: la donna distesa al contrario, gli occhi sbarrati, a metà tra l’assenza e la riflessione, le lenzuola quasi totalmente composte, come ci dormissero sopra degli spiriti, delle idee di persona. Idee che troppo spesso nel mondo di oggi si traducono in realtà violente, in gabbid dalld quali è quasi impossibile evadere, nonostante la porta sembri aperta o spalancata. [ESP] Este mural habla sobre violencia; de manera sutil, la artista muestra un escenario que parece inquietante. En el mural, cada elemento pertenece a la cotidianidad de una pareja, pero está perturbado por los detalles: la mujer tendida al revés, los ojos muy abiertos, a medio camino entre la ausencia y la reflexión; las sábanas casi totalmente ordenadas, como si durmieran sobre ellas espíritus, ideas de personas. Ideas que, con demasiada frecuencia en el mundo actual, se traducen en una realidad violenta, en una jaula de la cual es casi imposible escapar, aunque la puerta esté abierta o de par en par. Muchas gracias a @ohmyg.a.d por todo el amor y los días pasados juntos. Os quiero mucho
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