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[exsequar]

Excerpts from

Acts of Intention by Frederick Joseph

Acts of Intention

On Ryan Coogler’s ‘Sinners’ and the Urgency of Investing in Black Art

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#2,351 icons of Sadavir Errinwright - Shawn Doyle

#922 icons of Elio Casti - Brandon McGibbon

#686 icons of Fredrick "Fred" Johnson - Chad L. Coleman

#1,773 icons of Maneo Jung-Espinoza - Zach Villa

#1,996 icons of Monica Stuart - Anna Hopkins

#2,387 of Esteban Sorrento - Gillis - Jonathan Whittaker

#1,858 icons of Lawrence Strickland - Ted Atherton

#380 icons of Diogo Harari - Andrew Rotilio

#1,300 icons of Tilly Fagan - Genelle Williams

200x100, slightly sharpened. Expanse season 3.

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The Expanse themed inktober, numbers nine through seventeen!

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• William Lilliboy and family. Culture/People:Mi'kmaq (Micmac) Date: 1930 Photographer: Frederick Johnson (Fred Johnson), Non-Indian, 1904-1994 Place of origin: Millbrook, Truro Reserve; Colchester County; Nova Scotia; Canada Medium: Acetate negative

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Captain Thompson: "Paid Frederick Johnson in full to this day"

Captain Thompson: “Paid Frederick Johnson in full to this day”

26thy – Cloudy morning & a shower of Rain at 12 O’Clock, afterwards very fine day ~ Went to Town, din’d at S. Steretts ~ Paid Frederick Johnson in full to this day & Thos Johnson Jr. $5 on acct.

From the journal of Captain Henry Thompson, March 26, 1814. Courtesy the Friends of Clifton.

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