#isidro ferrer

[emmaklee]

Isidro Ferrer / poster for a theatrical production of Dracula

#isidro ferrer #dracula #poster design

[squarehead333]

Isidro Ferrer, page from his 1999 graphic novel Exilios, made in collaboration with Zaragazon writer Grassa Toro.

#herecomethosetearsagain #comics #genuinehumanriches #comic art #tebeos #isidroferrer #isidro ferrer #grassa toro #grassatoro #sins entido

[theambientsky]

Isidro Ferrer

This guy is amazing.

#art #signage #design #isidro ferrer

[dosartistas]

(vía Pinterest)

Isidro Ferrer. Poster.

#isidro ferrer #poster #illustration

[ecocuban]

Book Recommendation: Cuba: An American History

“As many people who know Cuba and Miami well have observed, each is a peculiar mirror of the other… Two facts are clear: it is impossible to understand the Cuban Revolution without understanding Miami, and it is impossible to understand Miami without understanding the Cuban Revolution.”

— Cuba: An American History, page 419

What’s this book about?

Cuba: An American History is a chronicle of US-Cuba relations and history. The book draws on more than thirty years of research and includes extensive research from the author’s own travels into the island country. The novel is written by Ada Ferrer, a Julius Silver Professor of History and Latin American and Caribbean Studies at New York University.

What is the importance of a book such as this?

Cuba, as is emphasized again and again throughout the book, has an intimate history with the United States that extends past the Cuban Missile Crisis, Bay of Pigs, and the Platt Amendment. Given the relevance of Cuba in American international policies, it’s important for Americans, Cubans, and non-Cubans alike to learn about the country’s history with the United States as we advance into further discussions related to the island.

What’s especially unique about Cuba: An American History is the inclusion of the human-side of the events that occur in the book. Ferrer weaves in testimonies and stories of Cuban exiles and those who still live on the island. It is rare that we not only get the human-side of Cuban history, but that it is also written by someone Cuban as well.

Where does the book leave off?

The book begins in 1492 with the Spanish voyages into the Americas and ends with the election of Joe Biden and the San Isidro protests in 2020 and 2021.

#Cuba #cuban american #ada ferrer #cuba: an american history #cuba an american history #cuban #cuban politics #american politics #us-cuba relations #us-cuba #soscuba #san isidro #patria y vida #history #hispanic heritage month #hispanic #latino #latine #latina #representation matters #female authors #book recommendation #book #book rec #platt amendment #bay of pigs #cuban missile crisis

[zauddu]

Isidro Ferrer - mascolinitá tossica

#conceptualart

[goodmemory]

Stone by Stone - Isidro Ferrer

[hobbygilda]

Toxic masculinity by Isidro Ferrer

[quarantineddreamer]

I've investigated about the poster and this is what the artist (Isidro Ferrer) who designed it says:

The official poster for 2022 presents an image where the protagonists are a man dressed as a bird and an egg; a creation that ignores direct references to cinema and raises questions in the viewer, but which for its author “embraces a very Buñuelian (*) surrealist spirit.”

The work has a high dream component and appeals directly to the universe of creation, fantasy and magic; As its creator explains, “the egg symbolizes the origin of being, perfection and creation. It also represents the world and the Universe.” Regarding the bird, it is “a celestial symbol” that in some civilizations represents intelligence and wisdom, “that is why shamans and indigenous leaders dress with bird feathers,” says Ferrer. The union of both elements is something that can be observed in mythologies around the world, from Egypt to India, passing through Oceania; “The egg of the world is a mythological and cosmogonic theme that symbolically represents a beginning of some kind,” he concludes.

(*) he's referring to Luis Buñuel, a very important Spanish filmmaker ... he also lived in Mexico as a refugee

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That'd sum up the concept, I guess?

Sigel, I love you so much for looking this up 💜

Really interesting. I am not surprised whatsoever to find that it has a beautiful meaning to it. (Though my first thought when I saw it—for literally no particular reason—was: this has “Waiting for Godot” vibes; and also: I find this bird dude a bit haunting)

#ask b anything #I am not ashamed to admit: I’m that idiot who doesn’t always ‘get’ modern art #(not like I don’t respect the artist just it goes over my head)

[dumeworld]

Isidro Ferrer

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isidro ferrer

[emmaklee]

Isidro Ferrer

#graphic design #isidro ferrer

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[karinavisualart]

List of Project Post Level 1

Project 1

Exercise 1: Glossary of art terms

Exercises 1.1: Case Study Interview

Research 1.1: Artist Practices

Research 1.1: Isidro Ferrer

Project 1: First Draft

Project 1:Final Ideas

Project 2

Project 1: Self-reflection Flashback

Personal Notes: Habitante or dweller

Case study:Juanan Requen

Daily Recordingfor project 2

Project 2: Family Memories

Exercise 2.1: Locating your practice, and creative and critical strategies

Exercise 2.3: Writing a personal statement

Project 3

Inspiration for the Third project: Diego Rivera

Research 3.2: Inspiration

Project 3: Concertina

Side Project :1

Project 3: Followed his footsteps

Project 3:Imaginary trip through time

Youtube video of project 3

Presentation research: Ruby Silvious Art

Project 4

OCA Tutor Feedback Project 2&3

Reseach project 4: I did not use this for this project. I might use it later on.

Research project 4: Mohini Chandra: Paradise Lost work

Research project 4: Dourthe

Assignment 4: Process

Research project 4: Susan Hiller

Research project 4: Pepe Gimeno

Research assigment 4: Natalya Balnova and JORGE REGUEIRA

Analysis of project 4

Assignment 4: Final Presentation

Project 5

Research 5.1: How do analyse an artwork, in particular a zine?

Exercise 5.2: Evaluating your work

Exercise 5.3: 20x20 presentation

Small research for the essay: Fanzinologia.

Research 5.2: An example of bookfair for fanzines

Project 6:

Feedback: Assignment 5

Describing your practice: Art statement for an artist

Assignment 6: So and so

Assignment 6: So and so (I did not like the frames but you can see the final one on the portfolio)

Exercise 3: Describing your practice

Project 6 https://www.behance.net/gallery/164425375/So-and-so

Project 7:

Personal tutor Feedback: Project 6

Side project: Financial Freedom

Assignment 7 (Idea I): This is the basis of project 6 work.

Assignment 7: Reflect on these designs by asking yourself

Project 7: Sketches (Idea II)

Project 7: exercises

Assignment 8

Feedback: Assignment 6 & 7

Research 8.1: Inspiration, Lucie Rie

Research 8.2: Izziyana Suhaimi

Research 8.3: Peter Crawley and Claire Wellesley-Smith

Experiment 8.1: Cyanotype and black paint.

Research 8.4: Exhibition Garry Fabian Miller: Adore Audio

Research 8.5 Transfer photo to paper

Project 8: Process

Project 8: Final pieces

Project 9

Research 9.1:Assignment 9

Inspiration:Amalia Avia

Project 9

Project 10

Project 10: An example of how you can overestimate yourself.

Research 10.1 Bocono

Tower: Project 10

Research task: Evaluating your experiences

Exercise 2: Looking to the Future: Creative Process

[elpuntomasimportante]

Isidro Ferrer

Un gato saltador

Caminando descubrió su razon

"Un gato verde. Un gato azul. Caminando por la calle descubrimos que eras tu".

ANGEL R. O.

#escritos #frases de tumblr #citas en tumblr #tumblarians #frases #frases de amor

[analacuchita-blog]

Feliz navidad les desea la familia Ferrer Estévez (en San Isidro, Canarias, Spain) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cm2xkNtKAMpV2sBveBonUkUIXf3M5PC7hWqIkw0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=