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"Not fragile like a flower…fragile like a bomb." ~ Unknown
"Revolution Is Female" by Rasha Eleyan, 2024
Series: Revolution Is Female
Arty-Fact: “My series Revolution Is Female serves as a way to deal with unexpected change – and trying to revolt against rules that are beyond my control.
“The series features still life art that is loaded with symbolism and is undeniably from a female perspective. It touches on women's rights and men’s authority, a demanding art market and trying to make sense of a world gone astray.” ~ Rasha Eleyan
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Never underestimate or undervalue and artist; they make life beautiful ❤️ As a palliative care person in constant pain, I use music/books/films/art etc to distract myself from the pain... there are days I honestly wouldn’t have survived without art. #artistsareessential (at Llansamlet) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-eCCsnjZ58/?igshid=1v6rjz12fx6ok
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addictedgallery · 1 month
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A touch of the bucolic in the most densely populated constituency in the country [UK].
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addictedgallery · 1 month
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"If art is to nourish the roots of our culture, society must set the artist free to follow his vision wherever it takes him. We must never forget that art is not a form of propaganda; it is a form of truth." ~ President John F. Kennedy: Remarks at Amherst College, October 26, 1963
Amid threats to freedom, career moves and censorship become hard to tell apart.
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addictedgallery · 1 month
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To 'TikTok' or not to 'TikTok?' That is the question.
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addictedgallery · 3 months
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"Research is to see what everybody else has seen, and to think what nobody else has thought." ~ Albert Szent-Gyorgyi
"The Researcher" by Martin Whatson, 2019
Arty-Fact: “I’ve always wanted to introduce the ‘street’ to people’s homes or a cheerful happy moment in people’s travel through a city. A goal is to surprise and brighten up your day discovering my external works. I’m continuously hiding messages in my art, both as an overall body of work, but also as individual artwork.” ~ Martin Whatson
Source: Artist Interview, TOOMBES, 2018
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addictedgallery · 3 months
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Vive la révolution!
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addictedgallery · 3 months
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The Boiling Frog Syndrome
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Death (sitting in a hot tub): Your planet is boiling and all you guys seem to care about is insignificant stuff like celebrities, sports and gadgets. Why is that?
Dead Maiden [who got hit by a bus while she was on the phone}: Don't know, don't care.
A Frog: Got room for one more?
~ Death And The Maiden, Jorgen Van Santen
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"No One Can Save Us" by Mojoko, 2014
Arty-Fact: “No One Can Save Us” was derived from the larger-than-life Melting Superhero which was placed in front of the Singapore Art Museum (SAM) during the 2012 Future Proof exhibition.
A collaboration between Mojoko and fellow artist Eric Foenander, the massive figure in blue tights and a red codpiece was hard to miss and even more striking for its lack of torso and head. At first glance it was comical – this gaudy, brawny mess dripping and dissolving like a giant candle. But it didn’t take long before the message was clear – No One Can Save Us.
The artwork sums up how even our superheroes can’t prevent us from continuing to heat up the planet and destroy our own existence.
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You may have seen the larger-than-life Melting Superhero in front of the Singapore Art Museum (SAM) during the 2012 Future Proof exhibition. A collaboration between Mojoko and fellow artist Eric Foenander, the massive figure in blue tights and a red codpiece was hard to miss and even more striking for its lack of torso and head. At first glance it was comical - this gaudy, brawny mess dripping and dissolving like a giant candle. But it didn’t take long before the message was clear - No One Can Save Us. The title of the artwork sums up how even our superheroes can’t prevent us from continuing to heat up the planet and destroy our own existence.
Source: The Death of the Superhero - Who Do We Believe in Now?
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addictedgallery · 3 months
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"How important is art as a form of protest? Very.” ~ Jeremy Deller
"A Whisper And A Scream" by Rasha Eleyan, 2024
Series: Revolution Is Female
Arty-Fact: Rasha's artistic journey extends beyond the canvas to the socio-political landscape of the Middle East. Her previous works, delving into themes like cultural heritage, have captured the essence of contemporary society in the region. The artist's unique pop art style becomes a vehicle for conveying powerful messages that resonate deeply with viewers on an emotional level.
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"To the wrongs that need resistance, To the right that needs assistance, To the future in the distance, Give yourselves." ~ Carrie Chapman Catt
"We Still Are" by Rasha Eleyan, 2024
Series: Revolution Is Female
Arty-Fact: "My series sheds light on the vital role of Palestinian women in revolting against the occupation. I am highly inspired by the Arabic saying "revolution is female", which, while commonly used in the Middle East nowadays, is mainly associated with Palestinian women.” ~ Rasha Eleyan
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"Oh Palestine, if your love was a crime then let history testify that I am a criminal for loving you.” ~ Unknown
"Aphrodite" by Rasha Eleyan, 2024
Series: Revolution Is Female
Arty-Fact: "Aphrodite" is from Rasha Eleyan’s Revolution Is Female series. The limited edition giclée print “is an attempt at screaming my frustrations at the top of my lungs, but doing it with as much subtlety and decorum as I can manage.
“It’s a collection channelling not just my experiences, but born out of the collective sense of loss in a time of confusion and uncertainty in this world.” ~ Rasha Eleyan
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addictedgallery · 3 months
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"You have something in this world, so stand for it." ~ Ghassan Kanafani
"Resist, Don't Resist" by Rasha Eleyan, 2024
Series: Revolution Is Female
Arty-Fact: Rasha's artworks are not just aesthetically pleasing but also offer her perspective on contemporary culture and society – specifically the Middle East. Through her art, Rasha explores themes such as cultural heritage, using her distinctive style to convey powerful messages that resonate with viewers on a deep emotional level.
Rasha is adding her voice to a cause that has had a bearing on who she is her whole life - Palestine. And she’s doing it in her unique pop art style.
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addictedgallery · 4 months
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A woman of strength knows that it is on the journey where she will become strong.
Introducing Rasha's new artwork in her ongoing "Revolution Is Female" series.
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addictedgallery · 4 months
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I Only Have Eyes Fir Yule 🎄
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As we wrap up another whirlwind year, we find ourselves surrounded by the warm glow of twinkling lights, the sweet scent of gingerbread cookies, and the unmistakable jingle of bells in the air - and flies, and mozzies, and sunstroke, 'cause we're celebrating the festive season Oz style ✌️
Gather around and enjoy some highlights from the year that was at Addicted.
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🖤❤️💙💜➡️ @locustprojects OPEN CALL FOR ARTISTS! ➡️ https://linktr.ee/locustprojects ⬅️👀 Locust Projects invites local, national, and international artists to apply for the opportunity to access the space and resources to create ambitious, large-scale new work in our 400 sq ft Project Room starting in late 2022 and through 2023. Proposals are reviewed by a rotating jury of local, national, and international artists that have previously exhibited at Locust Projects as well as curators. Locust Projects provides selected artists with curatorial guidance, production budget, artist WAGE fee, documentation, and an opportunity to stay in the Locust Projects residency house located a block away. Applications are open now until February 5, 2022. A virtual info session will be hosted by artist and Locust Projects founder Elizabeth Withstandley on Thu, January 20 at 12pm ET. Links in bio to learn more, register for the info session, and apply! Need some inspo? Here are some examples of past Project Room exhibitions ⬆️ Lewis Colburn, A Fountain for a Dark Future, 2021; Pepe Mar, Man of the Night, 2017; Carolina Fusilier, Kitchen with a View, 2019; and Franky Cruz, Vivarium Meconium, 2017. Find more on our website! Images by @zacharybalber Open call projects are made possible with support from @knightfdn @warholfoundation @neaarts @miamidadearts @viaartfund @wagnerfoundation #viawagnerincubatorgrantfund #artistresources #artscommunity #advocatesforartists #artistopportunities #artistsareessential #opencall #opencallforartists #miamiartstrong #projectroom #arthappenshere #stillmakingarthappen (at Locust Projects) https://www.instagram.com/p/CYmqrbcIvMY/?utm_medium=tumblr
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