By Chloe Veltman, KQED If you want to get a sense of how art goes hand in hand with political activism, spend a little time with Emory Douglas and Ericka Huggins. As “Minister of Culture” and a lead graphic artist for the Panthers, Douglas created striking images for the party’s weekly newspaper, like a famous ink […]
via What Today’z Artist-Activistz Can Learn From the Black Pantherz, 50 Yearz On — Moorbey’z Blog
Another day,
the nish naabe way
bkaanak giizhgad.
anthems of the indigenous kind
from ancestral beats flowing down the traplines
it’s the deep bass that resonates filling up space
from the aether above us
connects the souls of our feet to the land below us
where cyphers breathe and spark, birthing
indigenous infused rhythms and resistance
maaba hip hop bemaadziwin, that’s the hip hop life.
Source: & See Full Article Here: —> bkaanak giizhgad
A recent video presented by graffiti artist Sofles features the Aussie writer followed in one continuous shot as he wanders through the streets of Melbourne. This video was made possible to …
Source: Sofles – Wayfarer — An Insane Look at Graffiti in Melbourne Australia
The benefits of graffiti Many people see graffiti as a social ill that contributes negatively to a city and society. Graffiti is seen similar to pollution and garbage; as a overwhelming sign of city blight and poverty. While there is certainly an argument to made against graffiti and in most situations displaying graffiti on public […]
To the people of Standing Rock, with love, peace, and prayers. “How The Protectors Defeated The Black Snake” -Art Alley, Rapid City, SD, by Tyler Read #NoDAPL
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