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Merry Christmas 2017!

25 Monday Dec 2017

Posted by Jessica in Advertising and Scent

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Wishing you a peaceful and sweetly scented Christmas!

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Lucy T. Pettway (American, 1921-2004). Quilt, Housetop Pattern, ca. 1945. Cotton. Brooklyn Museum, Gift of the Souls Grown Deep Foundation from the William S. Arnett Collection, 2018, 2018.37.2. © artist or artist's estate . . #blackartist #quilt #geesbend #geesbendquilts #lucytpettway #womanartist #brooklynmuseum

Detail of Barkley Hendricks, Miss T, 1969. Oil and acrylic on canvas. Philadelphia Museum of Art, 1970-134-1. Purchased with the Philadelphia Foundation Fund, 1970. . . (I remember this painting well from the years I worked at the PMA..). #barkleyhendricks #philadelphiamuseumofart #blackartist #blackartmatters #portrait

Chakaia Booker, Bitches Brew (Act 1), 2002. Rubber, steel, and wood. Newark Museum. Friends of American Art Purchase, 2003.29 . . #chakaiabooker #sculpture #blackartist #womanartist #newjersey #newark

#blackouttuesday #blackouttuesday⚫️

From the BKM website: "In this piece, spelled out in sparkling coal crystals are the words “something in me wondered ‘What will happen to all that beauty?’” This quotation, from a 1962 essay by James Baldwin (reprinted the following year in the volume The Fire Next Time), is set over a blurred black-and-white image of the Million Man March, a gathering of black social activists in Washington, D.C., in 1995. The accumulation of crystals suggests the mass of participants in this historic event as viewed from above, while the juxtaposition of Baldwin’s words with the image of the march—separated by more than three decades—reminds us of the still-ongoing dialogue about race in America." . . Glenn Ligon (American, born 1960). [Untitled] (Crowd/The Fire Next Time), 2000. Screenprint with coal crystals on paper. Brooklyn Museum, Alfred T. White Fund, 2000.56. © artist or artist's estate (Photo: Brooklyn Museum)

We took a walk to the park to enjoy the weather and look out at the skyline. I've been missing NYC a lot lately. While we were there we ran into some local friends and had a chance to chat (with masks and distancing), so I left feeling cheered instead of gloomy. . . #spring2020 #jerseycity

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