¡CUBA SÍ! ¡BLOQUEO NO! ¡CUBA SÍ! Por Cuba juntos creamos. Yes to Cuba! Not to blockade! Yes to Cuba! For Cuba, together we create. Tabitha Arnold

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¡CUBA SÍ! ¡BLOQUEO NO! ¡CUBA SÍ! Por Cuba juntos creamos. Yes to Cuba! Not to blockade! Yes to Cuba! For Cuba, together we create. Tabitha Arnold
"These Hands. These Backs. These Knees." Rug woven by Tabitha Arnold
Tapestry by Tabitha Arnold, @thetolerantweft, textile artist making rugs about the working class. Find her here on Instagram.
Textile artist Tabitha Arnold often meditates on themes of justice and protest, and her latest in-progress piece is no exception. She's currently working on this depiction of strikers from the Writers Guild of America, Temple University Graduate Students' Association, and more to come as she continues weaving. "As you can probably guess, this highlights some unions on strike now or very recently," she tweeted. "Who else do y’all want to see on the line?"
Jeffrey Epstein's Naked Paintings: what his art collection says about power, abuse and the art world - Labor Intensive Art
What his art collection reveals about power, abuse, and the art world
Tabitha Arnold is worth knowing about because her Art.
But this article on her substack should be read because it is disturbing and thought provoking. It reads as if she is not yet processed her thoughts fully. Doesn't matter. There is so much to be said about the realm of "high art" and its part and its complicity with power.
Her work integrates contemporary labor strikes into the visual language of social realism, asserting that these efforts are not anomalies bu
Her work integrates contemporary labor strikes into the visual language of social realism, asserting that these efforts are not anomalies bu
Coming to the Institute of Contemporary Art is "Gospel of the Working Class", a solo exhibition of recent new labor-intensive textiles by Ta
Tabitha Arnold’s rugs pay tribute to organizers who lay their bodies on the line in the workplace, in the public square, and in the depths o