Showing posts with label colonization. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colonization. Show all posts
Sunday, December 31, 2023
El Anatsui at the Tate Modern
One of the most famous museums in the world, London's Tate Modern was once a massive coal power plant that supplied power to the City of London and the Southbank. Since it was turned into a museum of modern art, the Tate Modern's impressive Turbine Hall provides the perfect space for ambitious contemporary artists wanting to create monumental work.
Wednesday, November 18, 2020
communication + connection = community
wonder | wander | women love the beauty of well applied language - painting vivid images, evoking deep sentiments, capturing the subtlest nuances - the eloquence of a story well told.
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Illustrated by Okalinichenko |
Mahala is more interested and fluid when it comes to learning other languages. Issa is bound more by the native tongues we were born to and raised around - English, Hiligaynon, Tagalog. Together we thrive on a rich world of words, nourished and fed in these created universes.
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Illustrated by Okalinichenko |
Reading "Books and Islands in Ojibwe Country" by gifted American author Louise Erdrich validates and vindicates our obsession. Moving to another country has magnified the ache and longing we have always had - displaced back home and more so now that we have relocated.
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an eloquent and lovely memoir by Louise Erdrich |
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