Mon Graffito

Fine art draftsman and painter

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🏳️‍🌈 Matthew Shepard (1976 - 1988) 🏳️‍🌈

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Matthews Shepard, Martye

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Tenement lovers. Latvian Jews, NY 1920, the baker boy and the poet

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voodoo drums

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Forget Me Not my portrait if the Netherlands, men look like women look like men, unfinished business (the sofa) cobbled streets, dubious fashion, hand on purse, where the money is, Mondriaan and van Gogh, you may thing it's a critical look but it's not, I really like the Netherlands.

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hommage to Chaim Soutine

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Penguins

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Tip Toe

my take on TipToe - I watched it against my repulsion but I knew I had to. had a feeling that I'll see there characters that echo my degree of "lunaticism". Melba, I love you! - I dislike British tv drama, the accent and the way people behave I find it reprehensible. I knew I was going to be confronted with irresponsible acts and not be able to do anything about it. - I knew what was going to happen because we were told from the first frames of the first episode. But that's a signal to "good writing follows". (Doesn't Agatha Christie tell you on the first page of the 10 little Indians who's going to do it?...) - Apart from the appalling murder ("execution" as the main motor calls it), the last screen capture really hit me over. I didnt expect the writer to go that far, turn the knife in the wound, throw some salt over it and add insult to the whole tragedy.

There's no "spoiler", the story is something you need to watch it over and over, till something changes inside you.

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Captured in 1957, Louisa Jenkins stands strong with a cigarette in hand as police question her during a protest. This powerful moment reminds us of the courage it takes to stand up for what is right.

Louise Jenkins Meriwether was not just a witness to history; she helped shape it. A novelist, journalist, and social activist, her work reflects the struggles and triumphs of her community. From her early life during the Great Depression to becoming the first Black story analyst in Hollywood, she used her voice to fight for justice and equality.

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Gay Sex Has Been Depicted in Art for Centuries: Why Is It Still Being Censored?

<p>"It’s shockingly rare how seldom queer artists get the space to titillate, to push boundaries, and to be as sexual as the straight men wh

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Diane Arbus

“I really believe there are things nobody would see if I didn’t photograph them.”

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