@martin_caparros Gracias Martin por seguir educando, desparramando reflexiones que ayuden a pensar, si en las redes hay espacio, y entender cómo funcionan las historias /personas un poco. Ex alumna de tus días de UBA, Callao.
#WhyIProtest
“We are no longer standing in silent oppression. We are making our oppression heard, and you should join us.” ~ Joshua Moore, Los Angeles
#BlackLivesMatter
"It's still crucially important to do exhibitions like this because through the art you can really have conversations about the country that go beyond the news headlines. And that's why we do these things," said Deborah Klochko, MOPA's executive director. https://t.co/Imd3PeyHv8
“It begins with the subject... A deep interest in wanting to describe the Black subject in a way that’s as complex as the experiences of anyone else. It’s meant to kind of reshape the world one person at a time.” -@dawoudbey via @MotherJones.
https://t.co/oq5yAVGn22
“The work that I’m interested in is work that pulls me in, that allows me to discover something about myself, to question, to ponder, to consider.”—Carrie Mae Weems, #ArtisticLicense artist-curator
It has often been said that Robert Mapplethorpe was his own favorite subject. The artist photographed himself consistently throughout his life, from his earliest experiments with a Polaroid camera to the formal self-portraits he created in his studio shortly before his death.
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Only five days left to check out the exhibition that @nytimes called "radiant and radical." Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power closes this Sunday, Feb 3. https://t.co/29DjczUh4b #SoulofaNationBKM
Hightlight of the morning: IBM released a new dataset containing 1 million images of diverse human faces, in a bid to reduce bias in artificial intelligence algorithms. AI has conventionally had a tougher time identifying dark-skinned faces.
https://t.co/E5D65FogxM