Dr. Steve Turley reports on the ongoing and possibly increasing trend toward a backlash against Black Lives Matter. He gives a lot of examples to show that the far-left organization is losing favor with regular Americans as they tire of the violence and murderous rioting that a supposed “social justice” group has been engaging in.
L’art, cela peut être beau, envoûtant, absurde, mystérieux, laid, frappant, dérangeant… Il ne peut être une représentation figée d’une seule interprétation car celle-ci varie selon la sensibilité de chacun. Chaque individu en aura un retour subjectif selon tout ce qui a construit son identité. Telle une arme d’expression massive, l’art œuvre également sous les traits du militantisme. Mais en quoi […]
(ANTIMEDIA) Moscow — Proving that just about anything can be a canvas for the creative, a man in Russia is etching beautiful images out of the dirt and mud on vehicles in the streets of Moscow.
Nikita Golubev, 36, is a self-educated artist who tags his pieces with “ProBoyNick.” In the few weeks since he’s started working in the new medium, he’s produced work depicting animals, flowers, and even surfers.
Striking political art campaign aims to spark conversations about American values in the week Donald Trump will become president
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If you are not Banksy, you will not get away with it.
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Chris Weller
Tech Insider
Amid Cairo’s brick buildings and heaping piles of trash is a sprawling work of art, which, at first, looks messy and incoherent.
But when you stand on the nearby hillside and read the spray-painted Arabic “calligraffiti,” as its creator Tunisian-French artist eL Seed calls it, the message reads loud and clear: “If one wants to see the light of the sun, he must wipe his eyes.”
