#icarefor

[warriorsouljah-blog]

#GodOverEverything #TheOnly #Law #ICareFor is #GodsLaw #Jesus flipped tables when the law of man went against The #Father #JesusChrist said #Love is #TheGreatest law #OneLove #SpreadLove #RevolutionaryThoughts #RevelationaryThoughts (at United States) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEdIThlnYgs/?igshid=m8qi9xqscs7g

[quellocheveramenteimporta-blog]

Quando prendi a cuore una causa. Quando ti impegni per prenderti cura di qualcosa o di qualcuno. Quando combatti una battaglia collettiva o solitaria.

Quando ti importa veramente puoi fare la differenza.

Anche solo  per l'ambiente puoi fare la differenza!

[photoartteach]

#reartiste #natalieburlutskaya and the great artists invited me to The All Woman Show “I Care” #icarefor and discussion. #forartssake #forart #forartsake #peacethroughart #loveforlovessake #tlwheatman (at Bushwick)

[thefemalepower]

Meet Courtney Treglia - a new participant in our campaign #ICareFor.

Courtney is an artist, musician, and educator. She was a finalist at RE:ARTISTE’s juried show “Transformation”. Her mixed media artwork was exhibited at Gallery MC in 2017.

“Through my love for my students, animation, and surrealism, I use the fairytale/story/mythology driven narrative to explore themes of the female experience, mental disorders, and trauma. My mixed media approach utilizes drawing, painting, and photography to explore these narratives and the art of the moving image. I have been exploring printmaking and creative technologies for my work and will have more to come.” - Courtney Treglia 

[thefemalepower]

My name is Emma Håkansson, I live in Melbourne, Australia. I love to make art that I think can help the world in some way. For the past year I've been exploring ideas based around trauma, and the effects that a traumatic experience can have on a person, through my art. In presenting trauma openly, honestly, and in a raw way, I hoped to give people a greater understanding of What it's like to be dealing with trauma.

[thefemalepower]

“My name is Aya Ogasawara, I'm a Japanese artist based in NY. I care for depicting reminiscence of girlhood which every woman has come through.”

Aya Ogasawara was born in Tokyo and then moved to NYC to study art. She also spent a summer in Paris and found herself strongly influenced by a European art culture, especially religious paintings. In her artworks she depicts the sublime and delicate beauty of girls. She encourages women to keep this beauty in them as a scent of their girlhood.

[thefemalepower]

Talya Gitin is an artist and activist from New York City, USA.

“I care for equity in a world in which more men advocate real change.” - Talya Gitin.

In Novermber 2016 Talya Gitin exhibited her interactive art piece resembling the game of Chess (”Show Your World” International Art Competition): “The less valuable you are in the game of life, the more open and larger you are. This game is meant to provoke thought and make it difficult for the player to recognize which piece is placed to do what during the play of the game. A Reality Check of how we view The Players in the game of life.”

Please follow Talya Gitin at MARC Movement: @MARCmovement

[thefemalepower]

“My name is Amina Sahan, I’m an artist and educator from Norway. I care for a dialogue about multiculturalism and diversity through art.”

In 2016 Amina Sahan took part in the 2nd International Juried Exhibition “Show Your World” curated by RE:ARTISTE at Gallery MC, New York. This is a perfect example how art helps people find each other and get to know each other better.