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Ein Graffiti an einer Haltestelle der AKN hier in Norddeutschland brachte mich zum Nachdenken, da ich den Sinn nicht verstand und er sich mir auch immer noch nicht ganz erschließt. Nachforschungen in Richtung eines Graffitiprojektes zur Prävention von illegalen Graffitis oder Gewaltprävention ergaben keine Treffer.
Meine Bearbeitung des zugrundeliegenden Graffitis zeigt nun eine Interpretation des Graffities.
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The Story (a bit of narration this time):
Coming out of a subway station in New York City in June, I saw a nice blue poster announcing the Israel Salute Day Parade on 5th avenue which I took as a personal invitation. I went to the rendezvous expecting wonderful encounters and amazing discoveries. Apart from a few small groups of Arab and Jewish anti-Zionist protesters, the 5th avenue, and for as long as I could see, was loaded with horrific 'hate' posters, racism and provocation ruled! A treasure trove for peace and love mongers…. I did not post these photos at the time (only this one), for I didn't want to politicize my stream... The situation now obliges…
These photos are a testimony to the pure humanistic refinement and philanthropy of the Zionist culture. My comments, from top to bottom, left to right:
1- Expel the arab not the jews: Yep, it's a flat ass racist-hate message right on the 5th avenue in front of a million people and it's the whole point of any Israel actions. One of the finest Zionist traditions, the real code word for it being “population transfer”, it was practiced all over Palestine from 1880 to 1948 the date of the creation of the state of Israel, then with special variations since 1967 on Gaza, the West Bank and the Syrian Golan.
2 and 3- Signs carrying random American family names that immigrated to Israel and the slogan "Israel - Nobody blongs here more than you": Exactly, invite American Jewish families -who are under no danger whatsoever- to immigrate to Israel, give them subsidies, land and money – that’s why they would go anyway… Steal Palestinian land to provide them for illegal settlements, while at the same time, forbidding Palestinian refugees from returning to their land under the pretext there’s no place for them... and think of creative criminal ways to drive out more Palestinians in the future, yep we said it in -1- Expel arabs!
4- If not you then who? If not now, then when?: Uncle Olmert wants you!!! Come on you slacker!!! Get down to it! Go to the promised land of empty promises, go now! We need fuel for future wars, we need soldiers and we need people that want to die and people that want to vote… Go! Become a proud Israeli and make Israel proud of you.... Turn off that TV you Israel-unlover… You can do it! You just have to believe in yourself strong enough!!
5- Israel fights the battle against world terror on the front lines: Hey you US citizens, don't you get it?!?! And you dare ask about your tax money, shame! Come on? Do you wanna fight terror yourself? No need to! Outsource to Israel, it’s cheaper... What Israel is for anti-terror is like what India is fo IT... We get a 1st class job done, ISO standards and all, and cheaper! All you need is to vote! (… and to pay)
6- Israel = Peace & Democracy, Palestinians = Death & Destruction: Somehow there's a man and a woman that were made to believe that the world’s biggest apartheid regime is about peace and democracy (and luv)... For that kind of brainwash, I bow in front of the US media in awe... standing ovation... bravo!
The last sign deserves a special hint:
Israel is our future: All right, future for who ezactly sinior? US citizens, Eskimo, Jews? Actually, I believe it's our sad future here in the Middle East all religions inclusive and that includes the Jews duly invited to become the fuel of the Zionist wars to come… With such good US government support, Zionism will have the power to dispense on us as many joyful surprises as it has done in the past 120 years... It's our future and in our future, and we shall be congratulating ourselves for having such a merit and for being born so close to where it decided to “Aliyah” itself, for generations to come. Amen!
I Apologize for being late, and Happy f***** Salute day to you and see you next year with bigger signs and more out in the sun bigotry
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Another picture from the my trip to Doncaster Zoo (Yorkshire Wildlife Park). These brown lemurs were in constant conflict with the bigger ruffed lemurs. Not sure if they were cuddling for comfort or planning the next provocation on their more bullish cousins.
Pink Hex - Quiet Provocation - A study in poise and playfulness, where the lighting is soft but the energy is piercing.
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Street art is visual art created in public locations, usually unsanctioned artwork executed outside of the context of traditional art venues. The term gained popularity during the graffiti art boom of the early 1980s and continues to be applied to subsequent incarnations. Stencil graffiti, wheatpasted poster art or sticker art, and street installation or sculpture are common forms of modern street art. Video projection, yarn bombing and Lock On sculpture became popularized at the turn of the 21st century.
The terms "urban art", "guerrilla art", "post-graffiti" and "neo-graffiti" are also sometimes used when referring to artwork created in these contexts.[1] Traditional spray-painted graffiti artwork itself is often included in this category, excluding territorial graffiti or pure vandalism.
Street art is often motivated by a preference on the part of the artist to communicate directly with the public at large, free from perceived confines of the formal art world.[2] Street artists sometimes present socially relevant content infused with esthetic value, to attract attention to a cause or as a form of "art provocation".[3]
Street artists often travel between countries to spread their designs. Some artists have gained cult-followings, media and art world attention, and have gone on to work commercially in the styles which made their work known on the streets.
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La mujer y también modelo muestra una expresión dulce en su cara mientras ejerce con su pose una cierta insinuación y una medida provocación, ella se baja un poco la camiseta de tirantes para mostrar un poco sus senos ante la atenta mirada del pintor, me parece una situación excitante que se ha de pintar con alegría, a menudo con poco se logra mucho, las mujeres saben administrar estos actos cuando quieren atraer la atención con juegos lúdicos. Pintura del artista pintor ernest Descals con acuarelas sobre papel de 35 x 27 centímetros.
Ce dimanche 6 octobre, DAN23, de son vrai nom Daniel Bussière, était l'invité au "M.U.R Oberkampf" pour réaliser une fresque murale à l’angle des rues Oberkampf et Saint-Maur, dans le 11ème arrondissement de Paris.
DAN23 est un street artiste qui vit et travaille actuellement à Strasbourg.
Il y a encore dix ans, il était graphiste pour des agences de communication. Il s’est fait connaître par le biais des festivals d’art (Francofolies de La Rochelle, Printemps de Bourges…) où il s’est initié à la fresque en réalisant des portraits de musiciens et de chanteurs en plein concert… ça se nomme le ‘live painting’.
DAN23 est un artiste qui a contribué au projet de la "Tour Paris 13", pour réaliser une gigantesque fresque murale.
Otra de las fotos de la sesión, me gusta especialmente por la silueta tan definida, y es que la silueta tan definida y esta clave baja creo que le va fenomenal a este estilo de fotografía, se ve y no se ve, pero si se intuye, es sutilmente provocadora.
Snowy Egret. Sacrament Valley, California. January 8, 2016. © Copyright 2016 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
Snowy egret stands at rest
I recently posted a photograph of a great egret, probably the most striking are recognizable of the egrets found in the parts of California where I photograph. That bird is found in field, creek beds, along lakes and rivers, and even in Pacific Ocean kelp beds. But it isn't the only kind of egret found in the state. Two others are the snowy egret (seen here) and the small cattle egret. All of them often are found alone, though occasionally in small groups, and all may fly off with the least provocation if you get too close.
This snowy egret seemed to be in a rather inactive mood as I came upon it while driving around the perimeter of a wildlife refuge. Those who aren't familiar with the California refuges and their regulations might wonder why one would drive rather than walk, but it turns out that this is the rule in most of them, at least in most area. One is supposed to stay mostly inside a vehicle and make photographs from the "mobile blind" of the vehicle, supposedly since this is less stressful for the birds. So I stopped the vehicle and then very slowly moved forward a bit at a time, first to get close enough for an initial photograph and then to work my way closer for an even better image. Much to my surprise, this specimen didn't budge at all, and I was able to stop quite close and make frame-filling photographs.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, "California's Fall Color: A Photographer's Guide to Autumn in the Sierra" is available from Heyday Books and Amazon.
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