modern au magnus has an instagram where he posts videos of him carving wood and pictures of the dogs at the shelter he volunteers at and he has more followers than taako which enrages taako to no end
The best part is that this is probably something that would have actually happened since lucas mentioned that they made several references to our realm so its reasonable that they were in our realm at one point. or at least a version of our realm
Visions Gallery had planned to showcase the work of Amanda PL, 29, a local non-Indigenous artist who says she was inspired by the Woodlands style made famous in the ‘60s by the Anishinabe artist Norval Morrisseau, who focussed on nature, animals, Indigenous spirituality and medicine.
But within hours of the gallery’s email announcement promoting the exhibit, there was a backlash, with people alleging that PL had appropriated Indigenous culture and art.
Chippewa artist Jay Soule was among those leading the charge. He argues PL blatantly copied Morrisseau with virtually no regard for the storytelling behind his work.
“What she’s doing is essentially cultural genocide, because she’s taking his stories and retelling them, which bastardizes it down the road. Other people will see her work and they’ll lose the connection between the real stories that are attached to it,” said Soule.
Artist surprised by reaction
PL said she first became inspired by the Woodlands style when she was living in Thunder Bay, Ont., studying to become a visual arts teacher and taking Native studies.
“I just tried to learn all I could about the Aboriginal culture, their teachings, their stories, and I’ve tried to capture the beauty of the art style and make it my own by drawing upon elements of nature within Canada that have meaning to me,” she told CBC Toronto in an interview Friday.
She was surprised by the reaction when her exhibit was announced, especially online.
“A lot of the Aboriginal people had issues with me not being native.… I feel like they think that I’m taking away from the culture, but really I’m not,” PL said.
“I think it’s a shame to say that an artist can’t create something because they’re not from that race,” she said.
“That’s like saying any other culture can’t touch something like abstract art unless you’re white, or you can’t touch cubism art.”
This artist has apparently committed “cultural genocide”
Social justice is the worst thing to ever happen to art.
Imagine if the greeks accused the romans of cultural genocide
Brothers and sisters, dearly beloveds. We are gathered here as one. Facing the future as one, whether that future be darkness or light. We do not know, just like we do not know in our lives if we are going to head into darkness or light. But that’s what faith is all about. Even though we don’t know what we’re headed into, we believe that we are headed into something and so we share that today, and the only place I would like to be is here with you. Pan bless you.
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Merle Highchurch, in The Adventure Zone, The Stolen Century, Chapter 2, absolutely destroying my heart. (via epicmurdock)
I like to imagine that Barry and Davenport wanted to name it something really science-y, but Lucretia’s poetic-ass literary self was insistent on “The Hunger” because she was like “can you imagine how much more fucking dramatique that will make the records? I’m all about the narrative. Going for a bestseller here. We gotta think branding.”
I am Silver Tongue, I am an artist. I have many characters and you can check out my art in the art tag. I occasionally practice witchcraft though I don't do anything too complicated. I am girl 2 and don't know what else to put here.
