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Brazil’s long engagement with Modernism that its artists feature in the new Tate Modern hang and, increasingly, in the collections of MoMA, the Guggenheim, the Pompidou and the Art Institute of Chicago.
Can foreign collectors and museums sustain Brazil’s art market? The country is in the doldrums, but its artists have never before enjoyed such critical acclaim abroad by JANE MORRIS | 13 September 2016 Rio 2016’s aquatics centre was completely covered by a work of art, a flexible tarpaulin mimicking tiles, by Adriana Varejão (Rio/Andre Motta) Print Email Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Google+ Reddit Rio’s Olympics gave Brazil a temporary lift last month, but attention is now turning back to the country’s grim reality. In the seven years since winning the Olympic bid, Brazil has gone from commodities-fuelled boom to corruption-ridden burn-out. Predictably, Brazil’s art market has stalled, and some galleries have reported their business down by a third. But the international reception of Brazil’s artists, most recently their prominence in the Tate Modern extension, “is a cause for celebration”, says Márcia Fortes, the director of Galeria For
The show ostensibly seeks to rehistoricize masks as aesthetic objects that are not meant merely for display or concealment, but are also used within a performance context; it attempts to connect contemporary performance practice to objects created in the last century among tribes around the African continent
Installation view, ‘Disguise: Masks and Global African Art’ at the Brooklyn Museum (photo © Johnathan Dorado) (click to enlarge) Masks present a quandary. It’s not so much what they’re hiding that I wonder about, but what the camouflage or costuming is meant to produce in me. I got together again with my friend Nile Davies — a PhD candidate in Columbia University’s department of Middle Eastern, South Asian, and African Studies — to investigate, as we have done before , the exhibition Disguise: Masks and Global African Art at the Brooklyn Museum . The show ostensibly seeks to rehistoricize masks as aesthetic objects that are not meant merely for display or concealment, but are also used within a performance context; it attempts to connect contemporary performance practice to objects created in the last century among tribes around the African continent. The show is so complex and sprawling, we had to see it twice to fully make sense of what was happening. What follows is an edit
Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche on his paintings... said: “The universe is spontaneously present, who could have created it? It is the grand production of its creative energy.” And all appearance is blessed by it..
Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche on his paintings, natural creativity, and the art of living a sane life By Dzigar Kongtrul FALL 2007 When we walk into a good antique shop we appreciate the craftsmanship of the pieces. We see the time and skill put into the glass, silver, and wood. Antiques have a quality of richness because in the past artisans had more time to put into their craft—things were not mass-produced, and there was a sense of lineage, a way of doing things. The energy put into the creation of art reflects our own richness and communicates this richness to others. Our appreciation of a beautiful piece of art is not limited to the piece itself—we experience the process that the artist went through as well; it is a transference of consciousness. Whether we are an artist or an onlooker, we feel the creative energy. When it has been formalized into a piece, the artist’s energy has not become the piece itself, but the piece is blessed by the creativity of the artist. Unt
Baking Soda Shampoo: It Will Make Your Hair Grow Faster Than Ever
Baking Soda Shampoo: It Will Make Your Hair Grow Faster Than Ever September 2, 2016 | Beauty | 0 | admin share Due to its multiple healing properties, baking soda has a wide range of uses, for cleaning, cooking, and for treating various medical conditions. Yet, it seems that we learn a new use of this versatile ingredient every single day. This incredibly beneficial substance enhances the quality of your hair and eliminates the residue of shampoo and conditioners, providing a long-lasting shine of the hair. You can use it instead of your regular shampoo and enjoy its amazing effects. If you are a fan of DIY remedies and want to avoid the harsh effects of commercial products which are loaded with chemicals, we will show you a way to prepare your own natural shampoo which will provide incredible results. You may find it awkward to use this shampoo at the beginning, as it does not make foam as other shampoos, but yo
Dr. Brian O’Leary, Ph.D, scientist, author, Princeton/Cornell physics professor, and former NASA astronaut, was filmed shortly before his passing stating that over-unity devices are indeed real
NASA Astronaut: “These Concepts Have Been Proven in Hundreds of Laboratories Around the World” By Waking Times Media Posted on September 12, 2016 “These concepts have been proven in hundreds of laboratories around the world, but have not really seen the light of day.” Arjun Walia, Collective-Evolution Waking Times Media Dr. Brian O’Leary, Ph.D, scientist, author, Princeton/Cornell physics professor, and former NASA astronaut, was filmed shortly before his passing stating that over-unity devices are indeed real, and that “these concepts have been proven in hundreds of laboratories around the world, but have not really seen the light of day.” We are talking about a well educated person who has been working in and involved with science and technology at the highest known levels. He held multiple positions at various universities and worked with the likes of Carl Sagan, among many others. A quick Google search would suffice if you are looking for more inform