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The Equal Love / IDAHO Rally on May 14th was a great success, and unsurprisingly there was A LOT of love for IDAHO.
A ceramic vessel I did to represent my strong beliefs of gay-awareness, as well as send a message to all the people attending my old high school, which was rather homophopic.
Caption : Lalu the Hawcker
He came from Bihar to Kolkata and now a days working in a road side snacks stall.
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Pride Cymru - The Parade 2014, Cardiff, Wales UK
Sorry if I didn't catch you, I was concentrating mostly from the lead. Inevitably some feature more. I wasn't employed to be there.....so this is my final edit for now. If it seems repetitious sorry, but the whole yay nay, post editing takes ages
Photography: Twitter @nspugh twitter.com/nspugh
Equal parts studio and seminar, 21A.513 Drawing Human Experience introduced fundamental drawing techniques and their application as tools of anthropological inquiry. Students examined the human impulse to draw and what it reveals about connections between mind, hand, and eye.
Through hands-on drawing exercises from life and imagination, students explored how the art form can generate and convey cultural insights. Drawing is a means of envisioning—a way of taking an idea or perception from our minds and putting it into the world so it can be shared and developed.
During the final class session, each student shared their own ideas through a portfolio of original drawings accompanied by written analyses.
Supported by a Cross-Disciplinary Class Development grant from the MIT Center for Art, Science & Technology (CAST), and co-presented with the MIT Anthropology Department, and MIT Museum Studio and Compton Gallery.
More at arts.mit.edu/projects/drawing-human-experience/
Photo by Philana Brown/MIT
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