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nobrashfestivity · 1 year

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Raw Footage. Bridget Riley Show, 1967, MOMA

#bridget riley #moma #gif #art exibition #gallery

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naksushadows · 9 months

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i love how they are cute and share the same brain 🫶🏻

#go youn jung #jin buyeon #lee jae wook #leejaewook #go yoonjung #lee jaewook #younjae #hwanhon #good friends #korean actor #korean actress #ko yoon jung #alchemy of souls #alquimia das almas #alchemy of souls light and shadow #naksu #jang uk #art exibition #art

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putrimalu69 · 2 years

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Hijab show

#art exibition #eksib #exibhition #exibicionista #exibindo #exibithionism #hijabcantik #hijabstyle #hijabers #hijab #sexy #sexy titts

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kafkasapartment · 2 years

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Rare two sided poster, “American Epics, Thomas Hart Benton and Hollywood" highlighting a painting of an African American Musician, 2016 (original painting 1949.).Thomas Hart Benton, 1889–1975. Lithograph..

#poster #thomas hart benton #museums #art #art exibition #painting #african american #muscician #peinture #pittura #regionalism #pintura #malarie #music #musica #musik #culture #history

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promaya · 1 year

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#linoleum #linocut #art print #block printing #printmaking #linoprint #linocarving #print #print on canvas #gallery #artgallery #exibition #art exibition

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nitaazizah · 2 years

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Hijab exibition

#hijab #art exibition #eksib #exibhition #exibicionista #exibindo #exibithionism #hijabcantik #hijabers #hijabstyle

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adil-es-safi-artiste · 2 years

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Adil ES-SAFI. Morocco

*** Spiritual Translation “I” 2015

30 / 45cm

Mixed technique on canvas

*** Translation spirituel « I » 2015

30 / 45 cm

Technique Mixte sur toile

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obscureoldguy · 8 months

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/art/2023/08/14/buddha-metropolitan-museum-buddhism-india/

How the Buddha became an icon

A spellbinding exhibition at the Met reveals how Indian artists transformed the Buddha’s absence into presence.

"You can see the problem: How do you represent nonexistence? Instead of creating images of Buddha, early Buddhist sculptors evoked his presence, and hence his teachings, through calculated indicators of his absence. They showed a riderless horse (to signify Siddhartha’s departure from his father’s palace at the beginning of his spiritual quest), an empty throne beneath a tree (to denote his awakening), a kneeling deer (to evoke the forest where he delivered his first sermon) and a wheel (his dharma, or teachings). Perhaps most powerfully, they conjured his presence-as-absence by carving out his footprints."

#buddhist art #art exibition

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bocadelola · 9 months

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