La colección de arte menstrual de la artista Queen Nzinga Maxwell: “Arte de mi Vientre” se estará mostrando del 2 al 29 de marzo, en conmemoración del Mes Internacional de la Mujer.
Inauguración oficial el 9 de Marzo 7pm, con performace y presentaciones de poesia
Andrea Gomez, Nakury, Yorkanda Danzanda Tierrademadres, Queen Nzinga Maxwell, y mas!
No se lo pierdan!
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pueden ver la mayoria de los trabajos en http://artfrommywomb.com/
Galería Talentum esta ubicada 300 mts norte y 75 mts oeste del kiosko del parque Morazán, contiguo al hotel Mona Lisa en Barrio Amón
informes: https://www.facebook.com/events/1559342920980253/
This Ain’t A Love Poem is a sentimental piece that expresses the thoughts that go through the mind of a young male in a long term Relationship and goes into his deepest thoughts and unspoken emotions of the relationship with his lady.
The name This Ain’t A Love Poem is an insight of what a relationship puts us through. It brings forth the reality of being in a relationship in our present times. I wrote this poem to express that what we see from other relationships and the media is only a fraction of the truth of what it takes to be in a relationship. That a relationship doesn’t work on ideas but on senses. So if people remain senseless nothing will change. I strongly feel that if we take time to know who we are then our relationships will be better.
Symbol of life transformation This symbol combines two separate adinkra symbols, the “Morning Star” which can mean a new start to the day, placed inside the wheel, representing rotation or independent movement
Symbol of the majesty and supremacy of God
The Akoma Adinkra symbol looks exactly like a heart, but it represents more. The akoma “heart” symbol represents patience, goodwill, faithfulness, endurance and tolerance. According to the Agbo people group, when a person is said to “have a heart in his stomach,” that person is very tolerant.
The Akoma symbol is very popular in weddings throughout Ghana, and it’s not hard to see why.
-Courtesy of http://blog.africaimports.com/wordpress/2009/06/famous-adinkra-symbols-akoma-symbol/
Queen Nzinga Maxwell 