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57 year old bag from Jersey
https://etsy.me/3AyL8zK
The link is my daughter Chloe's esty shop. Personalized glasses and hand made roach clips.
Barbara Palvin by Gui Paganini
Fiona Watson. The Puddle Bathers.
Marcus Schenkenberg by Rocco Laspata & Charles Decaro 1990s
RA Clayton
Divine Intervention (2002, Elia Suleiman) يد إلهية
Suleiman offers an indictment of these audience members as well.
A young French tourist approaches an Israeli policeman looking for directions. The policeman doesn’t know the way, and so he enlists the help of his Palestinian prisoner from the back of the van. Bound and with a blindfold over his eyes, the Palestinian offers three clear ways for her to get to Jerusalem’s Church of the Holy Sepulcher. There are two ways to read the scene. Both reveal the political anger brewing just below the droll surface of the gag. The first is simply that the Palestinian knows this land so well that he can give you directions while blindfolded. While the Israeli cop has no idea where to go. He is a foreigner here too. He may have political and military authority, but he is not truly of this land, while his prisoner is.
The second interpretation is the indictment of the apolitical audience member. We can visit Israel as tourists (or visit this film as a sort of cinematic tourist) gaze at the wonderful architecture, eat the food, enjoy the beaches and the lovely weather, all while turning a blind eye to the near century of racist exploitation, disenfranchisement, and genocide occurring right in front of us. It'd be all too obvious if we’d bother to simply engage beyond our own immediate pleasure and convenience.
Both of these interpretations are effective. Both are true. But the tourist is the one who allows this continue indefinitely. She witnesses injustice and chooses comfort.
Agnus Dei by Labirinto featuring Elaine Campos from the Free Sampler 2020 by Pelagic Records
Hello dear friends hope your keeping well on this Friday afternoon , here's something a little different for you . My sculpture Tut shown as an extreme close up side profile view in an interesting colour tone . Running a little late with my sculpture called Mirror Mirror Vampire so I'm hoping to show an early in the making photo on the 15 th July . Have a great weekend .
"Someone saw my distress Threw me a lifeline I guess But I don’t need rescuing I’m happy to leave everything"
Oscar Droege (German, 1898-1982)
Black Tree Trunk in Snow
woodblock
Trying for ripples in the grandchildren swimming pool.
