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New Fursona design!
Very fond of this beast.
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Two Women and a Child
Artist: Diego Rivera (Mexican, 1886-1957)
Date: 1926
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA, United States
Description
Diego Rivera’s art was shaped by Mexican socialist politics and by the Mexican Renaissance, which sought to revive native cultures and traditions as a means of unifying national identity. Rivera drew artistic inspiration from his personal collection of over 59,000 ancient American art objects, the largest in Mexico. He housed them in a Mayan Revival museum whose portal held the inscription: “I give back to my people that which they can rescue from the artistic legacy of their ancestors.”
The two female figures in "Two Women and a Child" recall similar Olmec stone figures or Jalisco ceramics, which would have provided appropriate historical precedents for Rivera’s idealized visions of working-class Mexicans. Seated on the ground, the mother cradling her infant embodies fertility and procreation, while the empty food bowl adjacent to her companion suggests the need for nourishment. Rivera implies solidarity with his subjects by signing his name on their ceramic dish.
CAN THE MORMONS LEAVE NATIVE PEOPLE ALONE FOR FIVE FUCKING MINUTES???
Fun fact: im Native Mexican, Native Navajo and white so... my heritage and culture is all over the place.
(Im no sabo and im a dissapointnent 😜)
Europeans got me all fucked up. Who are you to tell me what I need to do in my country. My country was fine before you sent your cousins here to genocide our people. We had societies built around community long before you. As did the Palestinians, the Vietnamese, and the Africans. We were fine before you came to our lands, pillaged our resources, killed our children, and then you have the audacity to come online and talk down to me when your countries of France, England, and Germany are in the exact position the United States was in 2009: in a slow decline of social support with a rising tide of corporate fascism.
Our people died taking care of your undesirables whom you have also profited off the lives of since. Getting fat and rich off the cheap extraction of our resources through slave labor installed by NATO. Even the white Americans, who have plenty to atone for themselves, have been exploited as a global military to benefit YOU.
You talk to me like you somehow know better when all you have done is repeat the same 200 years over and over again.
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Knowing you're native Mexican and wanting to reconnect with your native roots to preserve your cultural identity vs being a no sabo 2nd gen American kid FIGHT
Finally learned I’m indigenous mexican from the chichimeca guamare people. So that’s fun, finally finding more about that side of my family, since I have only ever heard ‘well your great grandmother is Mexican and she named you’ legit I have like no contact with my bio dads side of the family for reasons of they uh…it’s a long complicated mess. But I can say all my cousins got the ‘Mexican’ look genetics wise and I got…white women.
But learning about the chichimeca have been…interesting but sad because my god I have found like the same 2 paragraphs about them on every free source. Like ‘pls…pls I just wanna know about my people. I just…it shouldn’t be this hard’
But yeah. Im mostly Scottish and weirdly Swedish/scandi, but I have stepped closer to my mexican ancestors by finally having a place they came from.
Now I just wish I didn’t have to pay to read about them?! Like for fuck sake why why….
Anyway…ignore me this is just ranting
But if anyone has any resources for reconnecting with your indigenous mexican people. I would appreciate it. If not it’s chill I’m gonna keep searching for info.
Dog statue (approx. 800 BCE). Capacha indigenous culture of Western Mexico.