That time when bell hooks read Madonna for filth and the kids rejoiced in celebration.
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MINDFUCK
Fred Wilson
Iago’s Mirror, 2009Mirrors have always held an element of mystery, both reflecting and distorting the image. Iago’s Mirror is an example of Fred Wilson’s interest in investigating the racial implications of color and the African Diaspora in a global context.
Working in the tradition of the glassmakers of Venice, where there was a significant black African presence beginning in the Renaissance, the artist has reversed the tradition by painting the glass black instead of silvering it. The title refers to the duplicitous character who ensnares Shakespeare’s Othello, perhaps the most famous black figure in English literature.Image via Brooklyn Museum
“…they do have values. They have the wrong values.”
By James T. Green
400px x 400px animated GIF
2013
The average colors from the results of a 2 minute Google Image search of “Chicago Violence.”
#inspirationz
’ You & Me’ OUT NOW on Uncanny Valley
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I found this on here. Here is the original source and writer though: nic-kay
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