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[davidabedart]

Dissolve

40x34 inches, oil on linen

David Abed (1967-

[davidabedart]

One

74x24 inches, oil on linen

David Abed

[j-regalado]

[davidabedart]

"Antonyms" 36x82 inches, oil on linen

David Abed (1967)

[ars-ceratinus]

The Shipwreck (2025), oil on canvas

[oilpalette]

Miao, Contemplation, 2018 by Shen Ming Cun (Chinese, b. 1956); Oil on canvas

[marejadilla]

Darrel Rhea, “Flowers & Mermaids” Art Serie. Seattle, Washington.

Contemplation

[sinisterjhb]

today's progress

glory to the abject

(ignore the lines -- it's so that I don't get flagged/banned on other platforms)

[davidabedart]

"Measure" 12x16 inches, oil on linen

David Abed

[j-regalado]

[toyastales]

The Art Deco peacock doors, Chicago 1925

[palominojacoby]

Hazem Harb, Gauze, 2023. Gauze on cardboard.

The word "gauze" holds a powerful resonance with collective histories, inseparable from the corporeal experience. Historically used in ancient and modern medicine for bodily envelopment, gauze signals the initiation of the act of repair. Serving as a visual announcement, it bears witness to injuries hidden from view. Known as "ــــــــــــــــــاﺷش" (shash) in Arabic, the English name "gauze" finds its etymological roots in the city of Gaza, Palestine, where the material has been historically crafted and from where Harb originates.

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[leila-khaled]

Inji Efflatoun (1924-1989): Egyptian artist, feminist, and activist. She wrote Thamanun milyun imraa ma'ana (Eighty Million Women with Us) in 1948 and Nahnu al-nisa al-misriyyat (We Egyptian Women) in 1949. These popular political pamphlets linked class and gender oppression, connecting both to imperialist oppression

[classic-art-favourites]

The Hunters in the Snow by Pieter Bruegel the Elder, 1565.

[artssie]

After the Misdeed (1885-90) by Jean Béraud

[fashionlandscapeblog]

Fiona Finnegan Sleep and its Derangements, 2022 Oil on linen on wood.

[fyblackwomenart]

A Quiet Light by Daniel Gerhartz