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Bob Dylan Masters of War
www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWkWSLEW-Ds
Masters Of War
Come you masters of war
You that build all the guns
You that build the death planes
You that build the big bombs
You that hide behind walls
You that hide behind desks
I just want you to know
I can see through your masks
You that never done nothin'
But build to destroy
You play with my world
Like it's your little toy
You put a gun in my hand
And you hide from my eyes
And you turn and run farther
When the fast bullets fly
Like Judas of old
You lie and deceive
A world war can be won
You want me to believe
But I see through your eyes
And I see through your brain
Like I see through the water
That runs down my drain
You fasten the triggers
For the others to fire
Then you set back and watch
When the death count gets higher
You hide in your mansion
As young people's blood
Flows out of their bodies
And is buried in the mud
You've thrown the worst fear
That can ever be hurled
Fear to bring children
Into the world
For threatening my baby
Unborn and unnamed
You ain't worth the blood
That runs in your veins
How much do I know
To talk out of turn
You might say that I'm young
You might say I'm unlearned
But there's one thing I know
Though I'm younger than you
Even Jesus would never
Forgive what you do
Let me ask you one question
Is your money that good
Will it buy you forgiveness
Do you think that it could
I think you will find
When your death takes its toll
All the money you made
Will never buy back your soul
And I hope that you die
And your death'll come soon
I will follow your casket
In the pale afternoon
And I'll watch while you're lowered
Down to your deathbed
And I'll stand o'er your grave
'Til I'm sure that you're dead
interactive.wttw.com/playlist/2021/03/10/american-portrai...
Wicker Park, Chicago, Illinois.
Saturday, May 11, 2024.
Two cocks
One human
The other in the shape of a clock
For the price of none
One standing erect
Tumescent
On the carter road promenade
Under the setting sun
He other tired flaccid
After a jog and a run
The day for one, already over
The other the day has just begun
So much, so much unfinished tasks
Undone
Battles yet to be fought
Yet to be won
Vaginal vagaries
Home spun
Yes the chicks have come home to roost
Calories dying to orgiastically burn
Tears crying in an urn
As they are wantonly spurned
A thought unturned
Oh what a waste my pictures and my poetry
Categorized as a system of learning unlearned
From the kingdom my Blog Goddess ..
I have like a lost letter unread
postage not paid , male returned
The inaugural Femmepowerment brunch sought to provide opportunities for empowerment, support, learning and unlearning, and promotion of women-centered research, events, and organizing on campus and beyond.
Zip is a garment that connects to your phone or music player and allows you to control it simply by performing natural gestures that are built into the mechanics of the garments we wear. In this case, zip up to increase the volume, zip down to decrease it, and tug on the pullstraps to retract the integrated earbuds. Enjoy your music experience without all the devices and wires hanging all over you.
dosriosfilms.com/our-work/featured-projects/item/285-zip....
Credits
JENNIFER DARMOUR
Director, Concept, Interaction Design, Producer, Art Director, Editor
ISSARA WILLENSKOMER
Director of Photography,Producer, Graphics and Animation, Editor
LEAH SANTA CRUZ
ZIP Model
LINDSEY WATKINS
Hair/Makeup
KEVIN PRICE
Driver/Security
'Ocean of/Oceans'
Written by James Key and Jason Kopec
Music performed by Unlearn
NZ Trials training ran their first small group training day in July 2019 at Western Valley near Little River. The property is known for being slippery in the gullies, and the rain over the previous couple of days ensured it was the perfect venue to learn new skills. The days comprised one group in the morning which is when these photos were taken, then my turn in the afternoon. We started on a slippery hill which was difficult to walk up and were shown how to ride up and how to keep moving to prevent a five. Over the course of riding a number of sections we were given guidance on braking, clutch control, body position, and gear selection. The drizzly weather wasn’t noticeable under the trees and the day gave me some advice on riding the slippery conditions I have always struggled with. Thanks to Jules assisted by David and Derek. All I have to do now is unlearn some of my bad riding habits.
Jules ran a second training day at McQueens Valley the next day, and has a number of other training days planned. At present these are Kaikoura on 10/11 August and in the North Island at Lake Kimihia near Huntly on 25 August.
Enjoy the photos.
Listening to an extremely interesting doctor's dissertation in the University of Helsinki
Moral Education in the Japanese Primary School Curricular Revision at the Turn of the Twenty-first Century: Aiming at a Rich and Beautiful Kokoro by Päivi Poukka
The whole report (650 pages) available @ helda.helsinki.fi/bitstream/handle/10138/25716/moraledu.P...
I must say that I'm impressed with Affinity Photo for retouching. It is clear the developers have really thought about what it is needed for efficient retouching post-processing workflow. The tools are "just right". While it took me a while to learn this new tool (or should I say unlearn 25+ years of Photoshop) I will likely use it as my go-to retouching tool going forward. The next version will add batch processing and macros and that might just seal the deal for me.
#AffinityPhoto #DxO #retouching #LizHaywoodSullivan #Nikon #D800
NZ Trials training ran their first small group training day in July 2019 at Western Valley near Little River. The property is known for being slippery in the gullies, and the rain over the previous couple of days ensured it was the perfect venue to learn new skills. The days comprised one group in the morning which is when these photos were taken, then my turn in the afternoon. We started on a slippery hill which was difficult to walk up and were shown how to ride up and how to keep moving to prevent a five. Over the course of riding a number of sections we were given guidance on braking, clutch control, body position, and gear selection. The drizzly weather wasn’t noticeable under the trees and the day gave me some advice on riding the slippery conditions I have always struggled with. Thanks to Jules assisted by David and Derek. All I have to do now is unlearn some of my bad riding habits.
Jules ran a second training day at McQueens Valley the next day, and has a number of other training days planned. At present these are Kaikoura on 10/11 August and in the North Island at Lake Kimihia near Huntly on 25 August.
Enjoy the photos.
NZ Trials training ran their first small group training day in July 2019 at Western Valley near Little River. The property is known for being slippery in the gullies, and the rain over the previous couple of days ensured it was the perfect venue to learn new skills. The days comprised one group in the morning which is when these photos were taken, then my turn in the afternoon. We started on a slippery hill which was difficult to walk up and were shown how to ride up and how to keep moving to prevent a five. Over the course of riding a number of sections we were given guidance on braking, clutch control, body position, and gear selection. The drizzly weather wasn’t noticeable under the trees and the day gave me some advice on riding the slippery conditions I have always struggled with. Thanks to Jules assisted by David and Derek. All I have to do now is unlearn some of my bad riding habits.
Jules ran a second training day at McQueens Valley the next day, and has a number of other training days planned. At present these are Kaikoura on 10/11 August and in the North Island at Lake Kimihia near Huntly on 25 August.
Enjoy the photos.
once destroyed
by alcoholic intake
an addiction i
tried but finally
did shake ,,
those perspiring
night withdrawal
nightmares that
kept me awake
early morning
utara for drinkings
sake a thirst a
new bottle would
not slake ,,a habit
i tried to break
the lonesome
attacks of
fear heartache
yacht casbah
irani janta
memories
keepsake
hope died
slurring
soliloquy
my footsteps
leading me
to my earliest
mistakes
now finally
detached
from the bottle
i did forsake
trampled beneath
my feet the fangs
of the snake
took up photography
shifted the intoxication
drunken dilemma
of the pictures
i make ..juggling
words like empty
beer bottles
poetic orgasms
i fake ,,,unlearning
photography ..
take after take
#roots
#firozeshakir
#beggarpoet
NZ Trials training ran their first small group training day in July 2019 at Western Valley near Little River. The property is known for being slippery in the gullies, and the rain over the previous couple of days ensured it was the perfect venue to learn new skills. The days comprised one group in the morning which is when these photos were taken, then my turn in the afternoon. We started on a slippery hill which was difficult to walk up and were shown how to ride up and how to keep moving to prevent a five. Over the course of riding a number of sections we were given guidance on braking, clutch control, body position, and gear selection. The drizzly weather wasn’t noticeable under the trees and the day gave me some advice on riding the slippery conditions I have always struggled with. Thanks to Jules assisted by David and Derek. All I have to do now is unlearn some of my bad riding habits.
Jules ran a second training day at McQueens Valley the next day, and has a number of other training days planned. At present these are Kaikoura on 10/11 August and in the North Island at Lake Kimihia near Huntly on 25 August.
Enjoy the photos.
.
Vote Support and Elect Abhiruchi Ranjan as your representative to GSCASH.
.
17.3.13 From the Paradigm of `Modesty' and `Protection' to Freedom,.
Autonomy and Consent : Respect Women's Autonomy! Respect Her.
Seen the latest Tata Sky ad?.
Right Over Her Own Body and Mind, and Her Right to Say NO!.
.
A young man builds up towards asking his male friend if he can take the latter's sister out to dinner. There is a tense silence as.
the sister (sitting demure and silent with downcast eyes) and the young man wait for the brother's rage to explode. Then the.
.
brother says gruffly, "Yes, but bring her back before 10 pm." The `humour' in the ad draws from the possibility of the brother's.
.
violent rage. What is it that makes us, as a society, consider such situations perfectly `normal'? Why is it part of our.
.
everyday lives that women have to be constantly `protected' by guardians, they have to ask permission to go out for dinner.
with friends, to choose partners, to choose careers..
.
A spurned lover makes a video film of his girlfriend, on the sly in the act of love, in order to avenge her refusal. Morality of the girl.
in the footage became coffee table conversation in Jawaharlal Nehru University even as some of us were taking vicarious.
pleasure in watching the tape in private. This, despite the fact that the guy who shot it, was in the same footage. W omen are the.
objects of desire, at the same time, `morality and chastity'. W omen on campus have often been asked to sign in when they enter.
the boys hostels, fined for staying back over-night, chastised by the security guards over their `modestly' while sitting in public..
.
Women are constantly told that for the sake of their `protection', they cannot venture out in the evenings, they cannot dress the way.
they like, they have to keep seeking `permission' for anything they do even when they are adults perfectly capable of making.
choices for themselves. For millions of women, every single important choice in life is mediated and controlled in the name of.
`protecting' their `safety and honour'..
.
What exactly is this `raksha'? Is this `raksha' - this protection by families, brothers, fathers, mothers and cousins - just a show.
of love and care? The Tata Sky ad reminds us that `raksha' is more than a bond of affection. Let us recall how the young journalist.
Nirupama Pathak was brutally killed by her family (ostensibly with the help of her mother, father and uncle) because she dared to.
choose a partner. In the past few months there have been any number of instances from different states of brothers chopping off.
the heads of their sisters (because the latter had a sexual relationship of which the brother disapproved). The Tata Sky ad doesn't.
seem that funny anymore when you recall how two brothers killed Nitish Katara for daring to love their sister. This `raksha' is.
clearly not a protection of freedom, choice and autonomy..
.
Think of the Government's move to raise the age of consent from 16 to 18, in the context of families, vahinis and khaap.
panchayats. If the age of consent were to be 18, and consensual relationships of young people between 16-18 to be automatically.
criminalised and branded as rape/sexual violence. With third parties allowed to file statutory rape complaints, every possessive.
family, khaap panchayat or `moral police' brigade will use the law to get the girl's male classmate/friend/boyfriend arrested for.
rape and sexual assault! The more so if the boyfriend in question is from a dalit/oppressed caste background while the girl is not..
.
What kind of `sensitisation' does GSCASH (and other institutions outside JNU) need to do?.
.
In the name of `gender sensitisation', Gillette runs an ad asking men to be `soldiers' to protect women. It's another matter that.
actual `soldiers' often sexually assault women, and men who believe they have to `protect' women end up policing her own.
freedom, like the protective brother in the ad! In fact protection is nothing but deployment of patriarchal control over women..
Women's freedom lies in freedom from control of bearing the patriarchal burdens of `modesty', `purity' and `honour'. Sensitisation.
isn't about teaching some abstract concepts of gender justice. Sensitisation is actually a project of `unlearning' what society.
teaches us about gender. Perhaps the most important lesson of sensitisation has to be the one of autonomy..
.
Parents, families and friends have to learn the difficult lesson that they have neither right nor duty to be women's `guardians'..
That women have every right to have friends, wear clothes, go where they wish, without seeking `permission' from brothers,.
fathers and families!.
.
Sex education in schools must of course teach the basic biological facts about sex, as well as the basic lessons of sexual.
health. But far more important is the lesson of autonomy over one's own body. We need structured programs where men are.
taught to respect women's sexual autonomy and women are made aware of their right over their body and consent..
.
Girls need to learn that their bodies are their own: not to be handed over by parents in marriage over to the husband. Women.
have the right to say no, even withdraw consent, in "committed relationships". Everyone should learn to take NO from friends.
and partners, without behaving self-destructively and violently, without inflicting unwanted `love,' threats or violence on the.
person who says NO!.
.
Some Concrete Steps for Campus to Resist Protectionism and Surveillance.
.
Campus security needs to stop monitoring, disciplining and interrogating couples sitting out late in the night by flashing torches.
in their faces, or women visiting men's hostel rooms..
.
It should be ensured that security personnel and hostel wardens do not think it is their `job' to maintain vigil over women's.
`moral' conduct..
.
CCTV cameras used as a tool for surveillance, infringement of privacy and enforcement of patriarchal codes need to be done.
away with..
.
The mandatory gender orientation programme started last year must be enriched and broadened in consultation with the.
Centre for Women's Studies by introducing lecture modules/courses in various centres to expand the reach of the gender.
discourse across disciplines and centres in JNU. Based on the resolutions of SSS Board of Studies steps have already been.
initiated in this direction..
.
In keeping with this (and along with several crucial issues for the GSCSAH I have detailed in other leaflets), I propose that.
the GSCASH in JNU develop a module for workshops on masculinity, autonomy, and sexual harassment with the help of.
filmmakers, theatre persons, activists and academicians. This module, using interactive tools and literature (leaflets/.
.
folders etc) can be used in JNU in future, for every class/centre.- Abhiruchi Ranjan, candidate for GSCASH.
..
Biography:
I spent my professional life as an Interior Designer, and always harboured a dream of photography. Between moving internationally twice, a very demanding job and two kids to raise as a single parent, I never seemed to have time or money to indulge the whim.
I started taking evening classes at CCSF in 2007, with my first film camera, and fell in love. Since then, I have worked mostly in film, and my favourite cameras are vintage and low tech. Recently, I have challenged myself to find the same creative magic that I found in film, using digital tools. I believe that it is the eye, fresh mind, curiosity, imagination and drive that will deliver an unforgettable image. The tools and medium employed are secondary. I find inspiration in fleeting beauty, and the dream of the perfect image, which is usually just beyond the edge of my lens.
CCSF Photography and You:
On the recommendation of a friend, I enrolled in CCSF Photo51 in 2007 in the evening class. I have such happy memories of that semester. The days when I had class, I was energized, and could not wait for evening to get to class and learn. The instructors were down to earth, inspiring, smart and amazingly supportive. At that time, Photo 51 students could choose to learn using either digital or film cameras. I bought a simple 35mm film camera, and it was as if a whole new world was revealed to me.
Since then, I have completed most of the Photography classes offered at CCSF. In doing so, I have found inspiration, challenge and community. I have met so many talented and passionate photographers, both fellow students as well as instructors.
The thing I have valued most about my time at CCSF is the community. The diversity of the students is amazing, and I have been humbled many times when a fellow student revealed fantastic work during class critique. The learning experience I was offered has enriched my life in so many ways.
As an adult without a particular ambition to “attain “ a degree, I have nonetheless managed to gain some very solid photography skills.
I no longer take CCSF classes, but still miss the energy, community, learning and fun that I found in that darkroom.
What I learned at CCSF will never be unlearned, and my time there will always be a happy memory for me
at a croquis workshop facilitated by Geneva Rosett-Hafter at the Theatre Academy in Helsinki on February 17, 2013. - Pictures 1-55 are drawn by me during the workshop. Photos 56-67 I cropped from #3 and post-processed today. After deep, connective unlearning throughout the spring re-learning has begun to become visible...
The whole set: www.flickr.com/photos/connectirmeli/sets/72157634063972906/
.
Vote Support and Elect Abhiruchi Ranjan as your representative to GSCASH.
.
17.3.13 From the Paradigm of `Modesty' and `Protection' to Freedom,.
Autonomy and Consent : Respect Women's Autonomy! Respect Her.
.
Seen the latest Tata Sky ad? Right Over Her Own Body and Mind, and Her Right to Say NO!.
.
A young man builds up towards asking his male friend if he can take the latter's sister out to dinner. There is a tense silence as the.
.
sister (sitting demure and silent with downcast eyes) and the young man wait for the brother's rage to explode. Then the brother says.
.
gruffly, "Yes, but bring her back before 10 pm." The `humour' in the ad draws from the possibility of the brother's violent rage. What is.
.
it that makes us, as a society, consider such situations perfectly `normal'? Why is it part of our everyday lives that women.
.
have to be constantly `protected' by guardians, they have to ask permission to go out for dinner with friends, to choose.
.
partners, to choose careers..
.
A spurned lover makes a video film of his girlfriend, on the sly in the act of love, in order to avenge her refusal. Morality of the girl in.
the footage became coffee table conversation in Jawaharlal Nehru University even as some of us were taking vicarious pleasure in.
watching the tape in private. This, despite the fact that the guy who shot it, was in the same footage. Women are the objects of desire,.
at the same time, `morality and chastity'. Women on campus have often been asked to sign in when they enter the boys hostels, fined.
for staying back over-night, chastised by the security guards over their `modestly' while sitting in public..
.
Women are constantly told that for the sake of their `protection', they cannot venture out in the evenings, they cannot dress the way.
they like, they have to keep seeking `permission' for anything they do even when they are adults perfectly capable of making choices.
for themselves. For millions of women, every single important choice in life is mediated and controlled in the name of `protecting' their.
`safety and honour'..
.
What exactly is this `raksha'? Is this `raksha' - this protection by families, brothers, fathers, mothers and cousins - just a show.
of love and care? The Tata Sky ad reminds us that `raksha' is more than a bond of affection. Let us recall how the young journalist.
Nirupama Pathak was brutally killed by her family (ostensibly with the help of her mother, father and uncle) because she dared to.
choose a partner. In the past few months there have been any number of instances from different states of brothers chopping off the.
heads of their sisters (because the latter had a sexual relationship of which the brother disapproved). The Tata Sky ad doesn't seem.
that funny anymore when you recall how two brothers killed Nitish Katara for daring to love their sister. This `raksha' is clearly not a.
protection of freedom, choice and autonomy..
.
Think of the Government's move to raise the age of consent from 16 to 18, in the context of families, vahinis and khaap panchayats..
If the age of consent were to be 18, and consensual relationships of young people between 16-18 to be automatically criminalised and.
branded as rape/sexual violence. With third parties allowed to file statutory rape complaints, every possessive family, khaap panchayat.
or `moral police' brigade will use the law to get the girl's male classmate/friend/boyfriend arrested for rape and sexual assault! The.
more so if the boyfriend in question is from a dalit/oppressed caste background while the girl is not..
.
What kind of `sensitisation' does GSCASH (and other institutions outside JNU) need to do?.
.
In the name of `gender sensitisation', Gillette runs an ad asking men to be `soldiers' to protect women. It's another matter that actual.
`soldiers' often sexually assault women, and men who believe they have to `protect' women end up policing her own freedom, like the.
protective brother in the ad! In fact protection is nothing but deployment of patriarchal control over women. Women's freedom lies in.
freedom from control of bearing the patriarchal burdens of `modesty', `purity' and `honour'. Sensitisation isn't about teaching some.
abstract concepts of gender justice. Sensitisation is actually a project of `unlearning' what society teaches us about gender..
Perhaps the most important lesson of sensitisation has to be the one of autonomy..
.
· Parents, families and friends have to learn the difficult lesson that they have neither right nor duty to be women's `guardians'. That.
women have every right to have friends, wear clothes, go where they wish, without seeking `permission' from brothers, fathers.
and families!.
.
· Sex education in schools must of course teach the basic biological facts about sex, as well as the basic lessons of sexual health..
But far more important is the lesson of autonomy over one's own body. We need structured programs where men are taught to.
respect women's sexual autonomy and women are made aware of their right over their body and consent..
.
· Girls need to learn that their bodies are their own: not to be handed over by parents in marriage over to the husband. Women have.
the right to say no, even withdraw consent, in "committed relationships". Everyone should learn to take NO from friends and.
partners, without behaving self-destructively and violently, without inflicting unwanted `love,' threats or violence on the person.
who says NO!.
.
Some Concrete Steps for Campus to Resist Protectionism and Surveillance.
.
· Campus security needs to stop monitoring, disciplining and interrogating couples sitting out late in the night by flashing torches in.
their faces, or women visiting men's hostel rooms..
.
· It should be ensured that security personnel and hostel wardens do not think it is their `job' to maintain vigil over women's `moral'.
conduct..
.
· CCTV cameras used as a tool for surveillance, infringement of privacy and enforcement of patriarchal codes need to be done.
away with..
.
The mandatory gender orientation programme started last year must be enriched and broadened in consultation with the Centre for.
Women's Studies by introducing lecture modules/courses in various centres to expand the reach of the gender discourse across.
disciplines and centres in JNU. Based on the resolutions of SSS Board of Studies steps have already been initiated in this direction..
.
· In keeping with this (and along with several crucial issues for the GSCSAH I have detailed in other leaflets), I propose that.
the GSCASH in JNU develop a module for workshops on masculinity, autonomy, and sexual harassment with the help of.
filmmakers, theatre persons, activists and academicians. This module, using interactive tools and literature (leaflets/folders.
etc) can be used in JNU in future, for every class/centre..
.
- Abhiruchi Ranjan, candidate for GSCASH.
..
NZ Trials training ran their first small group training day in July 2019 at Western Valley near Little River. The property is known for being slippery in the gullies, and the rain over the previous couple of days ensured it was the perfect venue to learn new skills. The days comprised one group in the morning which is when these photos were taken, then my turn in the afternoon. We started on a slippery hill which was difficult to walk up and were shown how to ride up and how to keep moving to prevent a five. Over the course of riding a number of sections we were given guidance on braking, clutch control, body position, and gear selection. The drizzly weather wasn’t noticeable under the trees and the day gave me some advice on riding the slippery conditions I have always struggled with. Thanks to Jules assisted by David and Derek. All I have to do now is unlearn some of my bad riding habits.
Jules ran a second training day at McQueens Valley the next day, and has a number of other training days planned. At present these are Kaikoura on 10/11 August and in the North Island at Lake Kimihia near Huntly on 25 August.
Enjoy the photos.
Parker had these in his room. He almost traded them for some Tweeds a few years back, good thing he didn't
//
best pick up line ever (sarcasm):
"definitely will marry you"
hm.
/
//
what is life..
..but a series of heart breaks
a series of lost mistakes
a series of abused regret
a series of lessons unlearned
temptation foregone
indulgence
whim
happenstance
meaningless depravity
and pain
haha.
but really
life is..
..1. Taco salads from Qdoba
2. inner peace. mostly brought on by becoming lost in wilderness
away from society
social constructs
that keep us safe from ourselves
our animalistic instincts and desires
away from the industrialization that chokes humanity
when we are in nature
away from technology
or man-made advancements
that distract from our true purpose
when we are in nature we are whole
we forget the scars and pain and insecurity
life is fucking beautiful
but boy is it fucking painful as well
contradictions co-existing
creating what is a perfect balance
in an imperfect world
////
I fail
and I fail
and I fail
but maybe I am just succeeding at failure
turned in a different light is success
my action may be considered failure
if the goal was inaccurate
unobtainable
unrealistic
but damn did I want *it*
***
"Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid."
A.Men.
***
Allah Ek
God is One
King of the Earth
The Sky the Moon and the Sun
His Bounty
His Will Always Be Done
This was the first time Marziya looked at me ...what was she thinking I really dont know...but today two years later Marziya holds the Nikon D 80 assisted by me presses the shutter pushing her head into the soul of the viewfinder...
The inaugural Femmepowerment brunch sought to provide opportunities for empowerment, support, learning and unlearning, and promotion of women-centered research, events, and organizing on campus and beyond.
"Exploring Race, Representation, and History in Children's Literature" This session for early childhood teachers, hosted by Teaching for Change's D.C. Area Educators for Social Justice and Project Unlearn on 1/26/2019, provided time for early childhood teachers to explore how to address issues of race, representation, and history in developmentally appropriate ways. The session was held at the beautiful Eaton Hotel in DC. Two children's books were provided to participants, courtesy of NMAAHC (where the session was originally scheduled) and donations from publishers. This session was in preparation for DC Black Lives Matter at School Week of Action. Learn more about the week of action here: www.dcareaeducators4socialjustice.org/black-lives-matter-...
I love the message these guys are promoting and have picked up more than a few of the unlearn beanies to send home to dad who wears them with amusement.
The inaugural Femmepowerment brunch sought to provide opportunities for empowerment, support, learning and unlearning, and promotion of women-centered research, events, and organizing on campus and beyond.
I said that I would post some photos of the work of Inez, Cherokee
potter operating a gallery in Tulsa in the 1970's.
I have three images now. This first is a treatment of the wedding jar
form. The design is done with slips from various local Oklahoma clays.
The overall color/patina is the result of "waterproofing" the pot in
boiling water / pine pitch.
--
"I find I have a great lot to learn – or unlearn. I seem to know far too
much and this knowledge obscures the really significant facts, but I am
getting on." -- Charles Rennie Mackintosh
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