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Unity Hall was constructed in 1887 at 3140 S. Indiana Ave. for the Lakeside Club, a Jewish social organization. It became the home of Cong. Oscar DePriest's Peoples Movement Club in 1917, Churches have occupied the building since the 1950s. It has continued to deteriorate since I photographed it two years ago.
Unity Arch, Unity Village, Missouri; summer, morning; neat arch, unfortunately tarnished by graffiti
Akrobatik, Mr. Lif, Paten Locke, Lady Daisey, Batsauce, Jim Dunloop, Wynton Kelly Stevenson & Nadia... on our way to the festival to rock the show!!
A unity-building exercise was part of a program at Bosch Bahá’í School organized by the Bahá’ís of Palo Alto, California. Photo by Kyle Talbert
Unity is strength. Just that humans fail to practice this.
Soldier Ants + Mayfly
Clicked in Dharwad, India
Someone asked me once why I care so much about other people; in spite being a total stranger to them. Well, I used to have this idea, a “pipe dream” if you will, that every single human being will truly understand one another and hate will be a thing of the past. You know, like one of Bob Marley’s famous song “ONE LOVE”. Yea, I know. You’re probably thinking that I live in such a fantasy world and need to grow up. Perhaps you’re right. Although it may seem such a BIG fantasy right now, I still wonder when will that magical day come where peace and helping one another is a common site to see. I think about it from time to time you know. Especially every time I hear police sirens and see ‘bad’ things from the outside.
But anyway, I replied to his question and said: I know that this current world that we live in is fucked up (there is no question about that). Heck, it even amazes me that somehow, I haven’t dropped all my ideals yet, especially that they seem so absurd and impossible to carry out. But (here comes my big but), my reason is that in spite of everything, I still believe that people are genuinely good at heart.
I have FAITH.
14-02-04 Unity Hall, Wakefield restoration project. If you think it's cold you should try it up here!
This card is for a western-themed wedding.
I created it for the stamping challenge at Basic Grey this week. This design from Out of Print reminded me of a modern bandanna design.
Unity Brave Girl Boots were stamped, masked, and stamped a second time.
I added a wrap of my husband's baling twine to finish the modern rustic design. The sketch is Nina B's from The Lily Pad.
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Plasticine, Tissue Paper, Newpaper, Vinavil, Acrylic
Height: 26 cm
Antollini Valentina 111-313-8565
I was inspired by the high debate on marriage equality. The sculpture was created taking inspiration from the use of lines in Umberto Boccioni's sculptures "Unique Forms of Continuity in Space" and "Development of a Bottle in Space". The purpose of the piece is to show my personal position on the debate, proving how marriage equality should be established as it signifies the union of two loving creatures. The color choice was inspired by Boccioni's futurist painting "Elasticity".
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