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artwork by palestinian artist abdul hay mosallam zarara (1933-2020)
(1) the martyr raja’a abu amasheh, 1976
(2) oh homeland, oh night, 1988
(3) hope and smile, 1977
(4) bride’s henna, 1995-2000
(5) the traditional al samer dance, 1976
(6) heritage series, 1985
(7) akka the butcher, 1976
(8) the martyr dalal mughrabi, 1978
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“Why should a French or a German citizen be born with access to world-class services and well-protected rights (actual implementation on the basis of minority status may differ), while a Somalian citizen is not only denied those things, but also faces huge obstacles in becoming a citizen (or even a resident) of anywhere else? If you are born a citizen of Japan, there are 190 countries you can travel to freely without a visa; if you are a citizen of Afghanistan, there are only 25. If you are born a U.K. citizen, and feel like a change of scene, you can pay $7 for permission to go to Canada, hop on a flight, and stay for up to six months without anyone bothering you. If you are born in a refugee camp, it can take years before you even get a chance to live in a place like Canada. So how can we possibly consider ourselves to be people who care about freedom and autonomy, when thanks to borders our destinies are practically assigned to us at birth? Is it absurd to form your own state? Or is it more absurd to have states in the first place?”
— Aisling McCrea, No Man Is An Island?
“Inner Landscapes” (1972) by Paul Peck.
we were never meant to see everyones opinions all the time
Jules de Balincourt - Figures in a Landscape, 2024, oil and oil stick on panel, 208.3 x 238.8 cm
Jules de Balincourt (French/American, 1972)
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people who tell you to stop reading the news to "regulate your nervous system" do not have your best interests at heart. if following current events makes you spiral you probably need a better analytical frame, not less information
and the analytical frame you need is probably dialectical materialism
i'm totally crazy, i freak out all the time, but you know what helps me most? learning. reading. studying. discussing. sometimes you do need a nap, but sometimes you need a conversation with someone more knowledgeable/experienced, or a day at the (physical or digital) library. and really i think everyone has a different baseline emotional register that's best for them and their circumstances, but i recommend aiming to feel solid and anchored, not necessarily "calm." of course we won't feel "calm" after reading about genocide. but if we approach what we're reading correctly, it can strengthen our resolve; feed our fighting spirit; show us paths to liberation. a lot of people in my life have diagnosed me with "revolutionary optimism" and wonder how i maintain that mindset but i'm not an optimist by nature, it all comes from studying
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In these bewildering landscapes (ca. 1689) by Ferdinand van Kessel, 64 cities across 4 continents are depicted as mere backdrops to the antics of animals — the built environment of the human world almost superfluous. More here: https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/kessel-four-parts-of-the-world
Jan Rembowski (1879-1923)— The Enchanted Maiden [oil and tempera, on canvas, 1913]
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bo bartlett - my favourite contemporary painter
Luca Fersko by Tom Kneller for Jacquemus
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Pages from a beautifully illustrated account of a journey made from Venice to the Middle East. Although the book was once purported to reflect a journey made in 1465 it is actually a German translation of an account from more than a century earlier: https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/journey-from-venice-to-palestine-mount-sinai-and-egypt-ca-1467
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Sung Hwa Kim — Still Life with Jar, Moon Lamp, and René Magritte Postcard (acrylic and flashe on canvas, 2024)
Tom Kneller 'where are we going' for i-D Magazine
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