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Such a BEAUTIFUL Area; but they KNEW it was TOXIC to the people. But since it was Black and Brown people living there; the City of San Francisco and State of California still will not clean it up. Thank You for this EDUCATION

Beautiful, thank you.

Excellent video! Beautiful and inspiring ❤🎉

Thanks for sharing... glad that the Louis work looks fresher now!

" If I have seen Further, is by standing on the shoulders of giants." Sir Issac Newton. I guess Richard Misrach is still standing on the shoulder of Ansel Adams. Good job.

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🌼🌺🌼 @Ayoade Thank you so very much! 🌼🌺🌼

The Golden Hawaiian Swordsman Dragon HIGHLY AGREES on how much of a extremely beautiful tribal fusion belly dancer Rachel is! Oregon TRULY loves her!

Painted for the gods.........The cheap seat WAYYYY up the back of the theatre were called 'the gods' - being high up near heaven ...where the gods reside... so if you were 'painted for the gods' -it meant lots of makeup so the folks right up the back could see ya mug clearly ...

Pressured speech…unlistenable 😵‍💫

Recovery often requires long term acts of repair,which has proven true for me after a fire. Im so very glad your husband survived, I love this idea explored as a creative transformation project that sddreses such a traumatic event that went beyond national borders. Looking forward to learning more about your work

I cant find a single page on the world wide web that has any kind of criticism of this guys work and it's leaving me so baffled... some of his art I can appreciate, but some of it just looks so ridiculous that i laugh! Pieces like the Berkeley series and the Day at the Races look like such a complete nonsensical mess that I seriously wonder if he was playing a joke on the art community. I suppose that fans are looking at it at from some special angle that unlocks the beauty of it...?? But what is it???? What is it that you see in such paintings????? Please explain. I honestly feel like if something looks so objectively bad, like any layman would assume a toddler with an eye for color and free reign with a brush and canvas may have done it, then it really must be that bad. Occam's razor... But again, please explain to me and maybe I will understand after all. not trying to be insulting and start arguments here. Like I said, his talent definitely shines through in other paintings

Incredible video!

I am very grateful to be able to share this incredible landscape with you. I'm terribly sorry for the mistreatment of Pomo in Lake County historically and ongoing.

Thank you for this beautiful documentary of his life and legacy ❤❤❤

simply... it's a spectacular job 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

What is up with her is she nervous or something?

So useful Thank you

I was today years old when I heard of Tims passing 😢 he was a great guy RIP

This broke my heart open! Born in SF and wonder about my city all the time. Your music and voice are a balm for this 70 something San Franciscan who cherishes our big beautiful diverse city of love. Gracias hermana!

It’s so visual how she explains his reactions, feels like that’s how Rudolf would have acted with his ‘staccato’ dialogue. “Tall”, “Big”, “I wear” with all his hands. Then be caught off guard like that then he respected her. Reminded me of an anecdote in SimonRobinson’s book.

Marius de Romanus brought me here ❤

cool

Fist comment! This was absolutely stunning and I was gonna ask was the the twin towers?

your husband 🤨🤨

When he said the key turned in the lock, I was so relieved. Thank God. ❤

I'm so glad this had a happy ending. That was a traumatic time for many people of all ages. I've never heard of this guy's work, and I'm in Northern California, but I will check it out now. thanks!

Husband?

free da

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Thank you for this video. I have admired Lee Mingwei for many years. This video captures beautifully his unique gift ❤

I hear the ancestors saying to you, the artist and the art you create - you are welcome, accepted, embraced and loved! Happy People. Happy PRIDE. Thank you!

you should be in the documentary 🎉🎉

_Leilah Babirye: We Have a History_ is on view at the de Young from June 22, 2024 to June 22, 2025. Tickets are included with general admission and are free for Bay Area residents every Saturday! Plan your visit here: www.famsf.org/exhibitions/leilah-babirye

Wiley creates phenomenal artistry in both his paintings and sculpture. He has taken marginalized people and moved them to the forefront.

THIS is so cute…….at first I thought it was Brook Lynn Hytes. 🍸🍸🍸

“As soon as you put something on your body you change the way the world world sees you, and in turn changes the way you walk through the world.” 👗🎩👠❤ -Darcy Drollinger, Drag Artist

Thank you for the segment, but why was the curator wearing that hideous sweatshirt / pajama top? I'm sorry, but was something lost in translation?

less about yourselves and more about the exhibit .....what egos

Absolutely stunning dresses❤❤❤❤❤❤

I saw the show 2 weeks ago, so this was fun to watch. More, please!

We want you to exist! You're amazing and hilarious!

Anne Boleyn was an important influence on Tudor style, as the presenter mentions. Henry VII built Richmond and a few other places, like a chapel within Westminster Abbey, but he was fairly frugal and didn’t go over the top with spending. Henry VIII was a spendthrift definitely, but his early reign was mainly spending money on wars. Anne and the annulment of his first marriage focused his energy more in England, and he acquired Hampton Court and York Place (renamed Whitehall) with the fall of Cardinal Wolsey and Henry and Anne were very involved in their redesign and expansion. Anne was actually better travelled than Henry. He only ever travelled within England and in France. Anne was brought up in the courts in the Low Countries, then in France and if you go to places where she stayed at, you can see those architectural influences in what she and Henry were building in England. So yes, the early Tudor style, which was when the majority of the building in the Tudor era was, would have been an eclectic melange of styles from continental Europe and England., thanks in large part to Anne. The presenter mentions four things the Tudors valued in terms of items they acquired… I would also add another one… self promotion. The Tudors were obsessed with placing their initials, symbols, badges, coats of arms, emblems, mottos everywhere, from the walls, the windows, the paintings, the clothing and even their jewellery. They wanted everyone to know who owned what, who their ruler was, and present a calculated image of splendor, power and magesty to their people, and abroad.

Suddenly, now I would love to hear D'Arcy talk more about fashion history.

I think you should have D'arcy at all your conversations on fashion! She's terrific. And Laura is terrific. thank you

Beautiful, thank you very much !

I saw the show and it reinforced my love of fashion. I live by the quote: “Fashion goes out of style. But, style never goes out of fashion.” Live your style!! ❤❤❤

Love, love, love

Incredible!

amazing!!!!!