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_mother-tongues-southern-guild-los-angeles.jpg "“To exist humanly, is to name the world, to change it. Once named, the world in its turn reappears to the namers as a problem and requires of them a new naming. Human beings are not built in silence, but in word, in work, in action-reflection.” - Paulo FreirennFilm by Bill Chen, New Perspective PicturesnnnSouthern Guild opened its new gallery in Los Angeles on 22 February 2024 with a dual presentation: 'Mother Tongues', a group exhibition featuring 26 artists from the African continent, and")
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_dia-exhibition-by-fotovisura.jpg "Dia Exhibition unites eight photographers who documented New York’s Puerto Rican communities from the Lower East Side to the South Bronx during the 1960's to 1980s. This exhibition features photographers Frank Espada, David González, Ricky Flores, Perla de León, Joe Conzo, Pablo Delano, Francisco Reyes II and Máximo Colón.n nPuerto Rican curator Adriana Teresa reflects on the meaning of being Puerto Rican, and challenges the questions of who is Puerto Rican, what makes us Puerto Rican and")
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_the-wall-the-movie-trailer.jpg "In the early 1960s, a small group of Black American families became part of a daring social experiment in the City of Brotherly Love. A visionary real estate developer decided to once and for all end housing discrimination by offering young, middle-class Black couples the chance to buy into a new suburban development--an unheard-of practice, even in a city as liberal as Philadelphia. This new community was also right in the middle of an openly hostile White community. nnThese Black couples had l")
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_we-always-carry-our-body-2016-code.jpg "Video by Rine Rodin.nnWe Always Carry Our BodynnThe main focus of performance artist Sophie Dupont revolves around the body and the mind. Since the 1960s performance artists have used their legs, arms, and torsos to explore the world around them. We Always Carry Our Body build upon this artistic tradition. It seeks to place the concept of the body as a medium and its relation to the psyche into this exact time and society.nnDupont’s meditative praxis opposes the rush, control, and speed of the")
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_mother-tongues-southern-guild-los-angeles.webp "“To exist humanly, is to name the world, to change it. Once named, the world in its turn reappears to the namers as a problem and requires of them a new naming. Human beings are not built in silence, but in word, in work, in action-reflection.” - Paulo FreirennFilm by Bill Chen, New Perspective PicturesnnnSouthern Guild opened its new gallery in Los Angeles on 22 February 2024 with a dual presentation: 'Mother Tongues', a group exhibition featuring 26 artists from the African continent, and")
_what-we-ate-60-years-ago-rare-commercials-from-the-50s-and-60s.webp "Gamer likes retro")
_these-teenage-baby-boomers-didn39t-rebel-in-the-3960s-they-were-rich-amp-privileged.webp "David Hoffman")
_dia-exhibition-by-fotovisura.webp "Dia Exhibition unites eight photographers who documented New York’s Puerto Rican communities from the Lower East Side to the South Bronx during the 1960's to 1980s. This exhibition features photographers Frank Espada, David González, Ricky Flores, Perla de León, Joe Conzo, Pablo Delano, Francisco Reyes II and Máximo Colón.n nPuerto Rican curator Adriana Teresa reflects on the meaning of being Puerto Rican, and challenges the questions of who is Puerto Rican, what makes us Puerto Rican and")
_childhood-memories-196039s-amp-7039s.webp "D Reinking")
_sounds-of-ancient-languages-what-old-languages-sounded-like.webp "Historicly")
_the-wall-the-movie-trailer.webp "In the early 1960s, a small group of Black American families became part of a daring social experiment in the City of Brotherly Love. A visionary real estate developer decided to once and for all end housing discrimination by offering young, middle-class Black couples the chance to buy into a new suburban development--an unheard-of practice, even in a city as liberal as Philadelphia. This new community was also right in the middle of an openly hostile White community. nnThese Black couples had l")
_old-english-the-language-of-the-anglo-saxons-with-leornende-eald-englisc.webp "History With Hilbert")
_the-1960s-in-america-crash-course-us-history-40.webp "CrashCourse")
_we-always-carry-our-body-2016-code.webp "Video by Rine Rodin.nnWe Always Carry Our BodynnThe main focus of performance artist Sophie Dupont revolves around the body and the mind. Since the 1960s performance artists have used their legs, arms, and torsos to explore the world around them. We Always Carry Our Body build upon this artistic tradition. It seeks to place the concept of the body as a medium and its relation to the psyche into this exact time and society.nnDupont’s meditative praxis opposes the rush, control, and speed of the")
_flashback-to-1960-a-timeline-of-life-in-america.webp "Recollection Road")
_things-americans-in-the-1960s-couldn39t-live-without.webp "Grunge")
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