Transgender Day of Remembrance 2024
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Perspectives: Black Queer Nurse
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Your Support Keeps BIMA Thriving
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@madilee-jasper2453
@madilee-jasper2453 Күн бұрын
I am sorry but the audio is too low. It is a strain to hear
@HakunaMaPasta
@HakunaMaPasta 6 күн бұрын
great answer to the question at the end
@CookiiMo
@CookiiMo 9 күн бұрын
Thank you for sharing~<3 Fun watch.
@RAEchelRunning
@RAEchelRunning 9 күн бұрын
Deep explorations - beautiful, couragoues gorgeous and inspirational works in the process and journey of self love/care/expression. MIL GRACIAS!! Mi encanta!!!
@itsgoingtobeok-justbreathe4808
@itsgoingtobeok-justbreathe4808 9 күн бұрын
this is pretty silly. Beautiful book but not every stray thought that goes through our heads merits such attention and craft. Literally navel gazing
@rachellandry3116
@rachellandry3116 18 күн бұрын
you GUYS can't catch a hint, can you? narcissistic woman faced misogynists. Your idea of "kindness" is demented Back to the seedy nightclubs with the lot of you. oh yes, we WILL remember you and your vulgar entitlement.
@terizaccaro7724
@terizaccaro7724 20 күн бұрын
Great tutorial. Clear and concise instructions. Thank you.
@spandrel1858
@spandrel1858 20 күн бұрын
Go see their work at the BIMA on Bainbridge Island. Very powerful, mysterious, beautiful, and evocative.
@clareblatchford-hanna4265
@clareblatchford-hanna4265 27 күн бұрын
Iron is an incredible concept and object
@barbaramccoy3592
@barbaramccoy3592 28 күн бұрын
What a lovely artistic concept, and series. Thank you.
@AneZve
@AneZve 28 күн бұрын
Fabulous!
@projectzen1
@projectzen1 Ай бұрын
Love this! so much talent, so many lovely stories, so many years- 50!! Honored to have pieces of your work, and to know and love you both:) I'd never heard the story of the gardens/ "All Souls"= beautiful.
@falcon12
@falcon12 Ай бұрын
I remember watching Nikki perform as an opening act for Kicking Giant in Chappell Hill, NC back in 1994. She was awesome. She had a song on the second KRS comp called "Omnivore." Bravo Nikki for continuing to push art to unfound levels on a personal level.
@CourtneyKennedy-y7g
@CourtneyKennedy-y7g Ай бұрын
Such an interesting video. Thank you for sharing these powerful books.
@salmansa3467
@salmansa3467 Ай бұрын
maybe JUST maybe if you try to close ur legs you cum-bag and have some responsibility sense you wouldn't make big deal of it
@blurka
@blurka Ай бұрын
A basic human right cannot be at the expense of another persons basic human right.
@JimN-oy4ru
@JimN-oy4ru Ай бұрын
Good thing that fetus made of several cells isn't a person yet :)) that way a woman or an AFAB person in general can have a basic human right without hurting anyone!
@DotFisher-Smith
@DotFisher-Smith Ай бұрын
Listening to Anna's poems was like a slow, meandering beach walk, stopping to pick up sunlit shells, a slick eye-catching rock, a perfect sand dollar. Spacious and satisfying. Thank you, Annie....
@comptondesign
@comptondesign 2 ай бұрын
Most inspiring instructor I had at WWU. “Every day with book arts is a good day”. Elsi is a genuine as they come. Always championed me to explore options and solutions in design and production arts.
2 ай бұрын
I have a copy of the book The Diary of a Sparrow. Amazingly beautiful book. Mine is number 50 of 125 and of course is signed. So great to see her recognized.
@gonzoradio1007
@gonzoradio1007 2 ай бұрын
This is how Eminem writes all of his songs
@AB.926
@AB.926 2 ай бұрын
This was such an inspiring talk. Thank you for introducing us to their books
@renzo6490
@renzo6490 2 ай бұрын
Bainbridge Island is located in Puget Sound just across from Seattle.
@WovenStockings
@WovenStockings 2 ай бұрын
Wonderful!!!!
@LukeDorny
@LukeDorny 2 ай бұрын
What a fantastic installation. Enjoyed the art presented. So much local history and style.
@lynnmurphy1803
@lynnmurphy1803 2 ай бұрын
Oh, Denise...I just enjoyed watching the lovely crafted video, and am once again reminded of how multi-talented you are. You left out the part where some of us first encountered you-- musical theater where you also shine with multiple talents! I was, however equally struck in the video by the philosopher side of you, and hope to pay more attention to the little things and opportunities in my ever shorteningf life that present themselves - a lovely practice I will endeavor to keep an eye out for. Thanks for that!
@johnlemon1863
@johnlemon1863 2 ай бұрын
Makes me think of Wallace and Gromit.
@jasonbourguignon
@jasonbourguignon 2 ай бұрын
Thank you for making amazing art!
@Bartyron
@Bartyron 2 ай бұрын
Some of your pieces are very Patrick Woodroffe-like. I love it. Thanks for sharing. It's very inspiring.
@lucycostello2349
@lucycostello2349 3 ай бұрын
Hi Denise! It's me, Linda (Lou) Costello. I'm completely blown away by your exhibit!!! I've enjoyed your art & artistry for decades~~ but to see so much of it in one place, I mean, WHOA! On of my grandkids said "... no way can the same one person do all these different kinds of art things, and do them so good..." Yep, you are many artists! I love lip-snarling across the room with you!
@fosbury68
@fosbury68 3 ай бұрын
I lived in Seattle from 1983-1989. Cynthia Doyon was the wonderful, charming, unforgettable host of TSW&B in those days, and her love and appreciation of this beautiful music brought me back to her show week after week after week. I still miss her.
@MusicLandria
@MusicLandria 3 ай бұрын
Wow.
@Yajaaaa
@Yajaaaa 3 ай бұрын
What a pleasure to watch! Thank you for introducing me to two amazing and inspiring pieces of art <3
@yvesklein5414
@yvesklein5414 3 ай бұрын
awful music
@PDoonan
@PDoonan 3 ай бұрын
Pretty. It would make an interesting add into a journal.
@sphinxtheeminx
@sphinxtheeminx 3 ай бұрын
Beautiful art and wise words.
@samr8889
@samr8889 3 ай бұрын
This is wonderful
@lesliejstone
@lesliejstone 4 ай бұрын
What a lovely piece about a lovely artist who brings so much joy, and feels so much joy in the creation. Thank you!
@staceyjohnson2800
@staceyjohnson2800 4 ай бұрын
I just attended the Spanish market in Santa Fe for the first time and learned about straw appliqué. This video is fantastic! You do a great job of showing how to do this with a more accessible material. Can't wait to show it to my kindergarten kids! Thanks!
@annehessel
@annehessel 4 ай бұрын
Love this. Her passion for life is so obvious it makes me feel warm inside.
@drawingmomentum
@drawingmomentum 4 ай бұрын
Lovely work! and message for other artists, heck everyone, to learn to see and play and wonder. ❤
@ochervelvet9687
@ochervelvet9687 4 ай бұрын
Beautiful, sensitive, and very cool. Thank you.
@sphinxtheeminx
@sphinxtheeminx 4 ай бұрын
it's ironic the last artist uses plastic for the little globes.
@joshpehrs
@joshpehrs 5 ай бұрын
0:57 land of laughter 8:38 futures 14:35 red clay 18:02 yonic 25:22 soop 26:51 mosaic 32:34 cranes in the sky 38:03 f*** off 44:49 high as mutombo 50:05 claire des antilles 54:58 say a little prayer 59:33 feeling you 1:03:50 disentangle 1:13:37 black median 1:18:57 abattoir thank you for having us!!
@audioeins
@audioeins 5 ай бұрын
ps- oh, and the name of the book in question is 'captain billy and the lunatic', and if all the dots actually connect the way the my personal impression and my personal opinion suspects they might, it would be 'lunacy' indeed.
@audioeins
@audioeins 5 ай бұрын
my name is Alan B Richmond Jr, son of the 'famous' media personality / international public relations Alan B Richmond Sr, (alan richmond company international) who has held positions such as radio / television personality (on air talk show / dj / radio station manager / radio music programmer, as well positions / affiliations with the US Department of Defense, contracts liason of some sort with stromasys a government / military contractor at the time, Pentagon Channel tv show host, Naval Post Graduate School Monterey public relations / media representative, police department public relations spokesman in hilo hawaii, hawaii press club member, monterey county sherrifs advisory committee, monterey blues festival, yousemite national park public relations administrator, napa valley wines public relations representative, and several other 'high level' connections, master mason pacific grove, etc, and i am a simple meager person who stands in such enormous shadow, having only my entire life been since high school 1980s, despite criticism and lack of support, an art student, a musician, and a surfer (the athletic kind, not the loser druggy drop out kind), and having been 'sent home from' or 'dragged back from' depending on who you ask and which side of the coin your flip lands on, in around 2013/14 from germany, frankfurt, having attended the 'prestigious' staedelschule am main art academy, after an associates degree (2 degrees worth actually, in various 2d and 3d disciplines) with honors, a museum preparator internship, and a job of picture framer for many carmel / monterey galleries as clients, but was in my opinion no longer 'welcome' for visa approval in germany after declining, or refusing, an offer to work at a schule affiliates, professor, actually, if we are going to get real 'blunt' about it, world renown art studio and practice, as well as not divorcing my then wife 'quickly enough' and thus returned to the PNW. the irony, is that upon returning, a chicago art / architecture institution funded grant for research and development, attained after already independently completing full preliminary work and exhibited at the yearly rundgang exhibition prior to said grant, as well as have what is in my opinion derived professorial / grant advisors, exhibit very similar but modified concepts at the end of the seminar year of my year long work, actually legally and contractually completed correctly by the way as stipulated by the granting foundation, ended the 'project' there, and decided not to pursue a 'book' publication or production or concept, when getting a sense and having my personal opinion be that the work, and all relevant materials, was seemingly belonging to the academic institution that i was at when formalizing it, despite having conceptualized it years preceding after learning of the technology relevant while studying at UW extension audio production program. anyway. once returned and brow beat socially and publicly, and finally divorced, and having had bridges in germany burned for me in adolescent pyromaniac style, i was homeless, on a fixed income, and alone, at which point through a broker on bainbridge island, i 'purchased' a dufour 32 foot sailboat, and from that point was obviously targeted, harassed, manipulated, violated, and exploited personally, privately, 'professionally', including much harassment and even 2 different sexual assaults (reported and forensic test completed at omc emergency) in all other aspects of life, with quite a strong presence of military/security/intelligence/law enforcement personnel, which when telling my father, was dismissed. the boat i purchased was from a laurence / lawrence (i dont know the actual spelling) m. kerr, whos profile sort of 'matches' this one. so the irony is that, i did not write an art book, had my 'art career', and personal life severely halted / effected / obstructed, etc, and moved onto a sailboat which began several years of military grade abuse, harassment, violation, while a guy with the same name as the previous boat owner, writes a book about the military and vietnam, and exhibits a reading at one of the more 'prominent' art institutions on that side of the sound, at least that is my personal opinion and impression. isnt life strange and wouldnt it be weird if there is actually a real connection to that? oh, the boat was left on the docks of 'liberty bay' more irony, and 'sold' for one dollar, while i desperate to avoid the boat related hell harassment, took a red eye flight to unknowingly (thinking i was going back to nyc to 'art' endeavors) live on and march around the streets on manhattan and nyc, before more homelessness, and ultimately living in a compact car from the year 2000, while still being what very much feels like harassed, violated, and exploited.
@clareblatchford-hanna4265
@clareblatchford-hanna4265 5 ай бұрын
Wonderful! One day I hope to visit this collection
@bobbieburkholder6157
@bobbieburkholder6157 5 ай бұрын
So inspiring. 6:14