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Giorgio di Lorenzo Chiarini Tracta di mercantie et usanze di paesi (Book of Trade and Customs of Countries) Florence, 1481; scribe: Ludovico Bertini Temple University Libraries, Special Collections Research Center (SPC) MSS BH 007 COCH This commercial manual in Italian responded perfectly to the needs of the Renaissance merchant: within its covers is well- organized information for converting weights, measures, and money across Western Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, and the Caucasus, with major sections devoted to the trading capitals of Florence, Venice, and Genoa.
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The Naked Homo: An Exploration Of A Human Body In Another Light.
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NW PEN. Guadalupe Maravilla: Tierra Blanca Joven.
Guadalupe Maravilla dedicates his artistic practice to healing. Through a combination of sculpture, drawing, painting, choreography, sound, and performance, his work offers a sense of grounding as a result of his own displacement from El Salvador’s civil war as well as helping to combat residual pain from surviving stage-three cancer.
The Healing Room, co-organized by the Museum’s teen staff in art education, guests can expect to be immersed in a sound bath of Maravilla’s own making, which merges vibrations and frequencies of gongs to release toxins in the body.
We’re excited to welcome you to visit and reflect on what personal and collective care means to you in this exhibition that explores transformation, migration, play, identity, and grief.
Learn more about #GuadalupeMaravillaBkM and plan your visit here.
Installation view, Guadalupe Maravilla: Tierra Blanca Joven, April 8, 2022 - September 18, 2022. Brooklyn Museum. (Photo: Danny Perez)
Hello All! The opening for Black Gods Live is fast approaching. Check out the full video interview explaining the impetus and process for this body of work. Special thanks to Sheena and Roman of MurQu for all of their help and support wit this video promotion campaign! I hope to see you all on November 10th!
Hello Everyone! Although it has been a while since I posted, I have been busy continuing to work on this series while back in the United States. I had the awesome opportunity to exhibit my work at Aeronaut Brewing co in Somerville MA earlier this month. The event was made possible by an amazing team of artists and change agents at Arts Connect International, the organization that has provided the funding and direction for this project to grow and thrive. The series and my exploration into Yoruba art and thought is not done. I am continuing the work, using what I have learned during my time in Nigeria . As I develop the exhibition further I hope to continue exploring Yoruba thought and aesthetics as both an artist and educator. There is more to come!
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I’m back in Tokyo for my exhibition at Vanilla Gallery in Tokyo.
