Inquebrantable.

the part of me that you even strange

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art by madziowa p ( my edits )

chaos

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Murió a las 9 de la mañana el 20 de Enero de 1913 en la más completa soledad, el acta de defunción dice que lo mató la enteritis aguda, yo creo que lo mató la tristeza; su amado y único hijo había muerto y su esposa lo había abandonado cansada de la pobreza.

Los vecinos de la vecindad de Tepito dónde vivió hasta su muerte, lo velaron en su cuarto y se cooperaron para comprar un cajon para poder enterrar a Don Lupe.

El 21 de enero en una humilde carreta jalada por dos mulitas, llevaron su ataúd a el panteón de Dolores dónde fue enterrado en la clase 6 del panteón, de manera gratuita, después de 7 años sacaron sus pobres huesos de la tumba y los arrojaron a la fosa común, ahí se convirtió en una calavera más del montón el magnífico grabador, ilustrador y caricaturista mexicano: José Guadalupe Posada.

Seguramente ahí se encontró a más de cinco calaveras garbanceras.

Texto: Historias de Tierra Sagrada

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Sam Yong’s “MMXX” at Antler Gallery.

Currently on view at Antler Gallery in Portland, Oregon is artist Sam Yong’s solo exhibition “MMXX.”

Sam Yong is a self-taught painter and illustrator from Melbourne. He works across different traditional mediums. As a self-confessed introvert, Sam has a love of nature and solo adventure. He is often found booking a last minute flight to a far away land. This love of solitude, the unknown and the natural world manifests itself through his artwork. The connection between human narratives which are represented through nature is something which has always been present in his work; no matter what the medium.

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Edward Walton Wilcox’s “Are You Still With Me” at KP Projects.

Currently on view at KP Projects in Los Angeles, California is artist Edward Walton Wilcox’s solo exhibition, “Are You Still With Me?”

Edward Walton Wilcox’s newest paintings portray a visceral expression of memory and emotion that transcends the linearity of storytelling.

“There are images, and in these images, voices. These are the voices as in the caves of Lascaux; primitive man has mirrored the experiences of his reality down through the ages. In my world of art making all is symbol sign and codifier. In the spiritual world there is no material inference to the metaphoric meaning of all reality. Every image created by man from the beginning of time is a glyph of his reflection: the world of experiences. Now recorded in an instant, an image is created as a conjuring of sorts; a narrow sign in a gallery of thought, sometimes untranslatable to the passing viewer. The nature of representation is not limited to graphic signifiers but directs the attentions beyond language to a higher plane of thought. This is the meaning of all art. This is the intrinsic value of the creation of beauty. For a world that craves it, beauty matters and style matters. For the edification of humanity it is morality incarnate, and its voice finds its value in every image wrought by man.” – Edward Walton Wilcox

“Are You Still With Me?” delves into expressions of beauty, life, and our existence as intellectual and spiritual beings. In Wilcox’s world, skulls are not only a primordial reminder of our mortality, but a signifier of deep change, strength, and protection. Nothing is one-dimensional; everything contains duality. Blue and white rings connect the earthly aspects of the skeletal form to the supernatural spiritual world, representing contemplation, completion and harmony. Darkness threatens the illumination of suspended chandeliers, yet prismatic hues emerge like rainbow-esque reflections, or pinpoints of soothing white light. Obscured Palm Trees take on an other worldly feel as they melt into sunset reds and gold, while blotches of sky blue quietly burn through the haze. Through a lens of dripping paint, detritus, and fractures of light, each painting in Wilcox’s newest exhibition is an alluring representation of our individual shifts in perception and awareness. The work explores the temporal nature of beauty and life, referenced by Romantic notions of individualism, imagination, spirituality, and the purity of nature.

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A small collection of candids I took of my beautiful friends this year in Italy. More from me on my instagram Paolo Raeli or you can buy my book with all these picture and 70+ more here

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Mis besos borrachos de amor tuvieron que desvanecerse, pues tú solo intentaste llevarte la pasión en brazos de otra persona y volví a ser el hombre sobrio y triste que conociste al principio.

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