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Arts by Adaa

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Anna Sobkowiak (Polish, 1980) - Campfire (2013)

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Phung Wang (Vietnamese)

Still life, 2012

Acrylic on Canvas

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Makoto Aida

Azemichi (A Path Between the Fields) 1991

Japanese paper, Mineral Pigment and Acrylic on panel

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my 🏳️‍⚧️ paintings... so far!

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“Noontide in Late May”, by Charles Burchfield

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September will be full of 🍂

great physical health great mental health

positive energy opportunities

abundance good vibes

happiness calmness

blessings optimism

self care love

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Mişu Teişanu

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IG : Ian Banja

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Maya Ritual V (Olmec Maya series), 1984

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Sheena Rose, Focus, 2022.

Acrylic on canvas

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By Oluwole Omofemi

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"Knitting Party" by William H. Johnson, c.1941-1942. Tempera and pen and ink on paper. The painting depicts Red Cross nurses knitting for the war effort.

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Leroy Campbell,Best Friends

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MWW Artwork of the Day (2/10/23) Hale Woodruff (African-American, 1900-1980) The Negro in California History: Settlement and Development (1949) Mural Golden State Mutual Life Building, Los Angeles CA

In 1949, Golden State Mutual Life commissioned two major Harlem Renaissance painters, Charles Alston and Hale Woodruff, to paint a pair of murals for their Paul Williams-designed building at Western and Adams. They were titled “The Negro in California History,” with Alston doing “Colonization and Exploitation” and Woodruff’s “Settlement and Development” (reproduced here).  Born in Cairo, Illinois and educated at Harvard, Woodruff was an African-American artist best known for his murals, paintings, and prints. 

More of this artist’s work appears in this MWW exhibit/gallery: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.343798162392226&type=3

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Horace Pippin was born on this day in 1888 in West Chester, Pennsylvania. His work is largely autobiographical, reflecting the Black experience. In our latest edition of PMA Stories, Dr. Synatra Smith reflects on Pippin’s iconic “Mr. Predjudice,” and looks for signs of change in the eight decades since the artist made this powerful painting about American racism. 

“Mr. Predjudice,” 1943, by Horace Pippin