the ART COLONY

and another few

[sesame]

The naked little girl in between the clowns... I have seen her somewhere.

She was one of the survivors of the Atomic
Bomb attack on Hiroshima, Aug 6th, 1945.
Mickey Mouse is an American cartoon character.
I wander what this image means... Its Ironic.
I remember her from a documentary film on
the destructive applications of atomic energy.


Here again, a white dove of peace,
with a bullet-proof vest! Its chest is
being targeted!


Girl hugging a missile!

Little girl hugs a TV set displaying "The End" of the world?

World Peace! Om Shanti Om! But then, peace comes from within!
And everybody must agree to live in Harmony. Only then its possible.
Some people will have to sacrifice their greed and control

Originally Posted by sesame

The naked little girl in between the clowns... I have seen her somewhere.

She was one of the survivors of the Atomic
Bomb attack on Hiroshima, Aug 6th, 1945.
Mickey Mouse is an American cartoon character.
I wander what this image means... Its Ironic.
I remember her from a documentary film on
the destructive applications of atomic energy.


Here again, a white dove of peace,
with a bullet-proof vest! Its chest is
being targeted!


Girl hugging a missile!

Little girl hugs a TV set displaying "The End" of the world?

World Peace! Om Shanti Om! But then, peace comes from within!
And everybody must agree to live in Harmony. Only then its possible.
Some people will have to sacrifice their greed and control

the litle girl is vietnamiese and has just survived a napalm attack, i'll attach the original photo and here is a link to a video which i think is of the same girl http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=8bcdc4dabe she is pictured with mickey mouse and ronald mc donalld two kid friendly symbols of of american comsumerism, i think the picture is trying to highlight the contrasting nature of capitalism, the piece is called the american influence

[sesame]

Yeah, I saw clips from that video on TV.
But the context it was shown in, was Nuclear warfare and its horrific results, including longterm genetic mutations caused by radiation.

Thanks for the link, Rdelivery!

[sesame]

What do you think of the Old ladies sewing
sweaters with "Punks not dead" and
"Thug for life" stitched on them?

Its very intriguing!

[ila]

Originally Posted by sesame

What do you think of the Old ladies sewing
sweaters with "Punks not dead" and
"Thug for life" stitched on them?

Its very intriguing!

I think it's very funny and an interesting commentary on life and stereotypes. Society tends to think of old women as the grandmotherly type who adore little children, go to church regularly, and wouldn't say shit if their mouth was full of it. It reminds me of an old Monty Python skit in which members of the cast played old ladies that went around beating up young people.

Originally Posted by ila

I think it's very funny and an interesting commentary on life and stereotypes. Society tends to think of old women as the grandmotherly type who adore little children, go to church regularly, and wouldn't say shit if their mouth was full of it. It reminds me of an old Monty Python skit in which members of the cast played old ladies that went around beating up young people.

the granny of the katherin tate show is a favorit of mine, heres a link for anyone who's unfamiliar with it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vo62P...eature=related

[noshy]

I love the streetart stuff

[sesame]

More Graffiti around the block, near your home...

[SweetCharmer]

Banksy is my number one favourite but i hate how they're selling his work now assholes making money off of it

[jimnaseum]

Photoshop copies and my '46 Chief