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@Wale ♥
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Black Love is not only a reflective collection of poetry but also, a life Walkman― as poetickofi has carefully sandwiched it with thrilling paintings and photography by some of the most talented African American artists in the world.
Lift Every Voice: Why African American Poetry Matters
This evening, 5 p.m. PST
@libraryfoundla joins the nationwide celebration of 250 years of African American poetry, on the occasion of the release of Kevin Young's anthology. RSVP at https://t.co/KjqRo2aKtN
Year 7 Art have been designing their own African masks and have been practicing tone and blending #creativityathome
A portrait of African women, by @alexfalcoch: https://t.co/sbMR8jax1d
#Africa #woman #women #butterfly #portrait
One of my favorite artists, Toyin Ojih Odutola
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#art #artist #drawing #artwork #artcollector #photography #painting #illustration #design #sketch #figurativeart #arte #draw #africanart #artconsultant #blackfigurativeart #contemporaryart #blackart #streetart #artcurator
It's fun standing in a line in the hot sun for hours just to try book my driver's test... Again...
I was in line for 2 hours on Tuesday and got told the "eye test machine" isn't working.
South Africa's traffic department has shit service 80% of the time.
@Cristiano 🖤
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Black Love is not only a reflective collection of poetry but also, a life Walkman― as poetickofi has carefully sandwiched it with thrilling paintings and photography by some of the most talented African American artists in the world.
“The Grief” (2018) from self-taught Gabonese photographer @yannisdavy.
The main goal of the 25 year old Montréal, Canada-based artist is to represent Africans in a contemporary manner that is familiar yet 'new' to the 21st century beholder.
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#beautifulbizarre #yannisdavy
@CNN ♥
pls click to enjoy: https://t.co/HI6fkF4LHf
Black Love is not only a reflective collection of poetry but also, a life Walkman― as poetickofi has carefully sandwiched it with thrilling paintings and photography by some of the most talented African American artists in the world.
@CNN ♥
pls click to enjoy: https://t.co/HI6fkF4LHf
Black Love is not only a reflective collection of poetry but also, a life Walkman― as poetickofi has carefully sandwiched it with thrilling paintings and photography by some of the most talented African American artists in the world.
I'm looking through Winslow Homer paintings – look at this 1877 painting I came across at @metmuseum!
"Painted at the end of Reconstruction . . . Homer’s challenging subject evokes both the dislocation and endurance of African American culture that was a legacy of slavery."
@tofurevolution Answering the call, a wild caffeinated artist appears...
I'm a freelance paint splatterer and pixel pusher from South Africa. Doing these character portraits of a race of people deeply connected to Nature.
Prints here: https://t.co/Ek8UBWY1jl
Thanks for the art share Leonard!
If the multiverse exists there must be a reality where Fire Mountain, Equatorial Africa, Spain, Israel, Dick Tracys Crime Stoppers, The Great Muppet Movie Ride, Roger Rabbits Toontown, Beastly Kingdom, The Excavator Coaster, and more actually were built #Distwitter
Alas, we have no painting of Harriet Tubman but we do want to celebrate 🎉 so we've put this fine art print of three African women on sale for $99. #HarrietTubman
https://t.co/CjlpJmE2dO https://t.co/Hmy526EcZH
@_ajcink_ Fauci keep talm'bout South African Mutants, and I be like
Wait, what?!?
Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies was born to a Welsh family in London #otd 1891. As an actress, her career spanned 80 years, until she was 100 years old. Gwen was a lesbian and her partner was South African actress Marda Vanne. 🏳️🌈🏴
“Back in March 2018 I was working on the forested planet of Sorgan, seen in Chapter 4: Sanctuary... I made the layout of the Krill ponds circular in sections (inspired by an image of an African desert village)...” - Anton Grandert
#StarWars #TheMandalorian
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The American League Against War and Fascism was an initiative of the CPUSA, but its membership included members of other left-wing groups, trade unions, and African American civic organizations. It published a monthly magazine from 1933 to 1939. Both covers by William Gropper.