Tuesday, 3 December 2024

They Sang Songs of Freedom O Canada, inside Violet King Henry Plaza

Violet King Henry, No New Normal

by Doug Brinkman, and... 


Six More Painters, Violet King Henry Plaza, No New Normal,
iincluding Premier Rachel Notley, Susanne Daley and 
Artur Pawlowski.


Susane Daley, an artist and freedom fighter, added the musical notes.


2021, One of Four, Dumpster Art Project Paintings.


Hineni, I Am Here, Gift to Hanny Al Khoury.
Canadian-Palestinian artist.


In China, Life is like a river, always changing.


Worship, Jesus Christ, Hare Khrisna, Edmonton Oilers.


Hineni, I am here, Palestine.

Dec. 1, 2024, Art Show, Citizen Free News Archives.

2023-2024, Make Art, Not War Art Project, Pop Pop Dazzled by Every Day and Abstracts of Light and Shadows Presents No New Normal, Violet King Henry Plaza Découpé Visual Narrative Cut Up on YouTube. A look into the past to see the future unknown. I’ve taken recent and archived citizen-free news stories and interlaced them with various sounds and visuals to create this YouTube. This process transforms the news into art, crafting a fresh narrative akin to the cut-up technique (or ‘découpé’ in French). The original method involves dissecting and reassembling written text to create a new text and, consequently, a new sound and image experience. The roots of this concept can be traced back to the Dadaists of the 1920s, but it was writer William S. Burroughs who brought it to the forefront in the 1950s and early 1960s. William S. Burroughs saw cut-ups as a powerful tool for literary experimentation, unlocking hidden layers of meaning and offering glimpses into the future. Whether as a form of divination or a creative technique, cut-ups intrigue writers and artists alike.

 

Art is Freedom