September 27, 2009

Chris Appelhans

Some Storybook art from Artist Chris Appelhans






Oh Sunday

Oh Sunday
11:20 Pm
Free Write

By Shanowa J.


Oh Sunday What a day I say
Nothing funny on this rainy day
If I knew Oh Sunday you bring deep thoughts I would have partied yesterday
Came home until dawn instead of 1
Have a few laughs with a few friends instead of watching you Oh Sunday
Oh Sunday I trusted you, to bring joy
But looking out my window all I see is rain
Rain that looks like it will last all freaking day
Maybe Oh Sunday I shall Paint you what a real beautiful day should look like
Instead of Gray I give you Orange, Purple, Pink amazing forest green anything but what your used to
Oh Sunday I think you love Being Gray and alone, who knows
I think I think too much what you think Oh Sunday?
Oh who cares what you think
How can you be so selfish and think about self?
Give this rainy day when you’re my favorite day
I think I think way too much ,what you think Oh Sunday?
I will go to sleep wake up
Paint myself beautiful pictures using every color but Not Gray
Today you gave my hell Oh Sunday if I See you Oh Sunday Go the other way
No seriously Go the other way go the other way
Today I will be ok
Thank you for the rain it made me aware of how vain you were Sunday
I know everything will be ok
There’s always tomorrow Like A beautiful new Monday
Oh Sunday Oh Sunday

September 19, 2009

Y'all dudes freelance, play for any team Don't stand for nothin then you fall for anything Turn on your voice soon as you get any cheers

The Black Panthers Movement some stated it started in 1964 after a young boy was shot by officers.A time when blacks had been working for years to end segregation and now here was a movement that never freelance and always stood up for what they believe in. Both Men and Women worked and fought together and even Women were speaking up as leaders.DOPE!! Now in the present everyone seems to keep quiet and not speak on how they feel or even stand for whats right. I wish I was a panther with my fro and leading all the females into greatness and helping Men out as well.




Richard Hambleton

Some work by Graffiti Artist Richard Hambleton







September 18, 2009

Ryan McGinley

Some photo's by Photographer Ryan McGinley from his project called Moonmilk

Teeth

Goliath

BlueBreakdown

GlowFalls

Blue Altar

WhiteSides

BloodFalls

Cascade

PinkDouble

StoneRose

LavanderCorridor

Possessed

Falling

September 16, 2009

Untitled

and at the end of the letter He wrote....

"And one day I will meet you on the moon a change man standing next to the American flag; waiting for you"

She closed the letter and it was that day She felt a changed in herself,smiling of course.
By:Shanowa J.

September 13, 2009

Alexandros Vasmoulakis







All Lovely Things

All Lovely Things
By Conrad Aiken

All lovely things will have an ending,
All lovely things will fade and die,
And youth, that's now so bravely spending,
Will beg a penny by and by.

Fine ladies soon are all forgotten,
And goldenrod is dust when dead,
The sweetest flesh and flowers are rotten
And cobwebs tent the brightest head.

Come back, true love! Sweet youth, return!—
But time goes on, and will, unheeding,
Though hands will reach, and eyes will yearn,
And the wild days set true hearts bleeding.

Come back, true love! Sweet youth, remain!—
But goldenrod and daisies wither,
And over them blows autumn rain,
They pass, they pass, and know not whither.

September 12, 2009

Rene Magritte

Some Of my Favorite Painting by painter Rene Magritte

Attempting the impossible


False Mirror


The Son Of Man


The Lovers


The Dangerous Liaison

Cherchez La Femme

Translation

Cherchez La Femme:The translation from the French is "look for/seek the woman". It is used when a man behaves unusually or gets into a quarrel or other difficulty and the reason for it is sought.

'Cherchez la femme' is sometimes mistakenly thought to refer to men's attempts to pursue romantic liaisons with women. In fact, the phrase, which is occasionally used in its loose English translation 'look for the woman', expresses the idea that the source of any given problem involving a man is liable to be a woman. That isn't to say that the woman herself was necessarily the direct cause of the problem, as in Shakespeare's Macbeth for instance, but that a man has behaved stupidly or out of character in order to impress a woman or gain her favour.

Edvard Munch

Some of my Favorite Paintings from artist Edvard Munch

Women In three Stages

Separation

The Dead Mother

Weeping Nude

Scream

The Day After

I had traveled 10 states and played over 50 cities by the time I was four." Sammy Davis Jr.

Not many Individuals can personified the phrase “self-made man” as the iconic as well as legendary Sammy Davis Jr. Many remember him by his extraordinary accomplishments as an actor, singer, photographer,musician, dancer, and comedian. Davis was also an trumpet player, drummer, pianist and vibraphonist. His talents made him one of the nation's first African American performer to gain mainstream acclaim.

Here are a few Photos Of the late Sammy Davis Jr. and him with some Known Friends.

Two Legendary Men,Sammy Davis Jr. With Pal Frank Sinatra


Davis Showing off his Photography skills


The Rat Pack: Dean Martin,Sammy Davis Jr. And Frank Sinatra




Sammy Davis Jr. and Friend Marilyn Monroe



A video performance from the legendary Man himself