Oskar Schlemmer (Germany 1888-1943) Gespräch - Conversation (1936) oil on oil paper mounted on cardboard 28.5 x 27.8 cm
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Oskar Schlemmer (Germany 1888-1943) Gespräch - Conversation (1936) oil on oil paper mounted on cardboard 28.5 x 27.8 cm
birds flying over the jurassic canyon of Iceland
Franz Marc (German,1880-1916)
The Shepherd (Young Boy with Lamb), 1911
Oil on canvas
Mirza Cizmic (Bosnian, b. 1985), Stolen Memories (Gang Shower), 2021
Daniel Spoerri (Swiss,b. 1930), Tableau Piège, 1972. Assemblage on wood, in a perspex box, 70 x 70 x 10 cm.
Richard Diebenkorn (US 1922-1993)
Untitled (c. 1964)
Gouache on paper (32.5 x 27.5 cm)
"Sypanie piaskiem" is an old custom from the rural parts of Poland that consists in drawing protective or decorative symbols with sand.
Joseph Cornell (American, 1903-1972) Untitled (Celestial Navigation) 1956-1958 Box construction 30.8 x 43.2 x 9.2cm The Robert Lehrman Art Trust, courtesy of Aimee and Robert Lehrman Photo The Robert Lehrman Art Trust, courtesy of Aimee and Robert Lehrman Photography: Quicksilver Photographers, LLC © The Joseph and Robert Cornell Memorial Foundation/VAGA, NY/DACS, London 2015
Milton Nascimento - Catavento
Petoskey stones ~ fossilized coral that lived 350 million years ago - the rocks rounded in the surf along the shore of Lake Michigan near Petosky, Michigan
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Erin Jane Nelson
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Homeless people are human beings with immense value. They are members of our families, communities, neighborhoods, cities, and, for a number of people reading this, they are themselves (or have been).
The fact that homeless people do not have housing is a wrong done against them, not a sign they did something wrong. To then try and ban them from public spaces and existing in public (including doing things we all have to do, like sleep or eat), is yet another grievous wrong.
An attack on homeless people is not “protecting the community”, it is an attack on the community. Homeless people aren’t my enemy, those who would ban them from things like sleeping in public are my enemy.
So many people make comments on this post about how they think homeless people are inconvenient to them, as if it’s not more inconvenient being fucking homeless and then facing these constant attacks and being treated like vermin by people who see you as an eyesore rather than as a human being and part of the community.
Being angry at human beings for just existing and trying to survive because you find the horrible conditions society puts them in unpleasant to look at makes you an asshole.
It says a lot about you if you see cops, government officials, rich people, landlords, etc. attacking some of the poorest and most desperate members of society and you automatically align yourself with cop and not the homeless person.
In this world it’s yeet or be yeeted
yeeten?
Tove Jansson
nadia, 2017
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