คุณกำลังพยายามค้นหาเกี่ยวกับหัวข้อ sculpture needed? Popasia นำเสนอเนื้อหาทันทีในหัวข้อของ Sethembile Msezane ในโพสต์ด้านล่าง.
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Living sculptures that stand for history's truths | Sethembile Msezane | หน้าข้อมูลเกี่ยวกับเกมอัพเดททุกวัน
รูปภาพธีมsculpture neededจัดทำโดย Popasia.
บทความอื่น ๆ กล่าวถึง หน้าข้อมูลเกี่ยวกับเกมมีประโยชน์ที่สุดที่นี่: https://popasia.net/game.
เรียนรู้เพิ่มเติมเกี่ยวกับLiving sculptures that stand for history's truths .
ในรูปปั้นอายุนับร้อยปีที่ประดับประดาเคปทาวน์ Sethembile Mzesane ไม่เห็นสิ่งใดที่ดูเหมือนความเป็นจริงของเธอเอง ดังนั้นเธอจึงกลายเป็นประติมากรรมที่มีชีวิต ….
https://popasia.net/ หวังว่า ความรู้ เกี่ยวกับ sculpture needed ที่เรานำเสนอจะ นำมาซึ่งมูลค่ามากมาย สำหรับคุณ.
การค้นหาที่เกี่ยวข้องกับหัวข้อ Living sculptures that stand for history's truths | Sethembile Msezane.
sculpture needed
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Importance of African History in English… contradicting much. Obtaining a degree at a university that was established in 1829, not 1994 also such power.
It's a kind of strange esthetics… too artificial, imo.
So profound! Well done Sethembile
Truly of the most powerful, important and significant work in contemporary art right now. I regret spending the last few minutes reading through the hatred and discouragement in the comments below. I revel in the pride of sharing a home country with this remarkable womxn. Keep creating powerful work powerful artist! And thank you for the hard work you put into crafting such a beautiful presentation.
I would eat her cooter
9:55 Awkward pause that no one really wanted to clap for.
Guess it would be hard to look at those statues and realize those "Men" are the reason why Cape Town is, or was, modern and civilized?
Dose not make up for slavery.
No worries, white and Asian people have the same issues. It's not limited to black people only.
Beautiful, moving work. Thank you Sethembile.
Beautiful and wonderful aesthetic. Great work. Reading the comments here has been disgusting though. I know plenty of successful artists who make a living. In fact, I make a living recruiting such artists. It's so funny because none of these idiots talking trash in the comments section will ever know what it feels like to sell a piece of their own artwork 'cause of their crappy attitudes. bwahahaha silly bastards. get with the game. XD
Well at least she doesnt mind getting sunburn… for art.
You can tell that TED is not selling as many tickets anymore. It's going the way of the Ghostbusters reboot
Can someone tell me wtf is going on with TED talks now??? Are they trying to burn this product to the ground?
What is happening to this channel…..
I'm just subscibed to Ted to downvote new videos at this point.
I cannot watch 2 minutes is all I can handle. Unbelievable racist crap
More garbage to downvote. Why are you encouraging liberal arts majors and tricking them into thinking they won't be homeless or burger flippers?
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Thanks TED, was feeling down and needed a good laugh
I simply don't understand why some people show so much hatred when a Black, African-American, or African WOMAN speaks. All the videos that I have seen on TED that have black women speaking are all like this: a few thousand views, and way more dislikes than likes… But, really, why? I want to refresh the memory of those who either forgot American history or simply didn't pay attention in that class. Blacks were slaves and they were seen similarly to cows and pigs. They were free labor, unpaid servants, and the women were just… there for the master's pleasure and no one could do anything about it except get up, keep working, and move on. Mind you, this was not even 200 years ago. (Slavery was abolished in America Dec 18, 1865, in case you wanted to know.)
So, now this question arises: why is it so wrong for Black and African women to talk about empowerment and to tell others, "Hey, I exist and I am a person just like you." It's small things like this that make Black women have hope. Maybe you think that this talk is unimportant but the thing is, it may not pertain to you because you don't fall into the category of the oppressed, nor are you Black, or a woman, or whatever, but don't be so overly judgmental because of race or gender. No human being on this planet ever chose to be who they were, are, or will be, genetically speaking. If I knew I'd be made fun of because of my skin by other Black kids, or be looked at funny by white people because they're "trying to figure out what part of Mexico I'm from," of course, I'd chose to be white. But I was born Black and I'm now proud of that. I'm very proud of these Black women standing in front of people (something I, myself, would NEVER do…) and speaking on something they feel should be spoken about.
I like this video because I need women like this to show me that I am beautiful and I can make a change somewhere, regardless of how small an action I'm doing.
In closing, really, people, stop being so hateful towards Black women. Thanks.
People are feeling opressed by standing next to statues.
As a white male I sense that the prejudice against me is strong and widely generalised.
wow
I stg, half the ppl in these comments have never heard of performance art and political art
How much longer until he comment section is shut down and free speech is censored?
Liberal arts students thinking that they're doing important work.
Go and be a doctor or an engineer. Being a living sculpture to provoke and send a message ain't going to help anyone…
smash that like button, the haters tend to be louder. Make your voice matter!
She just started a new social movement called BS Matters. (Black Sculpture Matters)
This also happens to millions of WHITE American children everyday, going to bed hungry and abused. I'm so tired of this newfound racism and destruction of our historical statues. If we erase history, we erase the Advancement of eqality. Now all I see are topics of racial inequality. Why is society/media and elitists hell bent on bringing back racism. It's heartbreaking. We've come too far to go back. Like our President said, " We are all God's children and bleed the same blood". Would we celebrate destroying Martin Luther King or Rosa Parks? Lord please cease this misguided Elitist feuled trend to end. They want to divide and conquer. Don't you see what's happening? Now all conservatives are white supremacists? Enough of this madness. Love, light and peace is all we need. God bless humanity.
I see a woman begging for attention, wanting to be immortalized without doing anything relevant. The past contains crimes and people change that with laws and education. The present and the future continue to unfold and we are doing very well. (not perfect, well)
Those statues (despite the context) are moments because they depend on unique skills to be created. What's yours? (dress funny)
We can change the course of history, but do not try to change the concept ART.
Men and women have different drives, men are programmed to provide and be dominant for the survival of his gene pool.
All empires colonised, and in history you're either part of an empire or part of someone else's. England's empire and colonialism was awful, but far less awful than other empires in history.
It's time to get past the blame game and start appreciating where we are now.
statues are often recognised as leaps in history rather than the character of the person who's views were primitive compared to today. Everyone had flaws in history, any statue from any race can be picked and prodded to find some undesirable or rancid belief.
The artist makes a careful speech, chooses the words very well, and shows something extremely difficult these days, so scientific: the political relevance of art.
Oy veyyyyyyy
Uh oh, a black African woman is giving a talk. People are going to hate this.