⁣The trafficking of human bones, which has existed for more than two thousand (2000) years, is a formidable mystery in Africa. After a thorough investigation and inquiries in Sub-Saharan countries, the mystery is solved. Suppliers, sellers, buyers and consumers of human bones are discovered. The safest way to traffic human bones is to grind them into powder to avoid the police, the gendarmerie and justice. In a circle totally closed by purchasing codes, the sinews of war are the subject of union and disunion. The selling price of each type of bone is determined by the expected result in the spiritual world by using them for mystical and ritual purposes. Even the Catholic church uses them. And the most effective is the use of bones from the fingers and toes of a living being called a consensual sale.

From Genesis to Revelation in the Bible, human bones are used twenty three times, even though the law sanctions and forbids these practices.

But in all this, only one question remains, can the law prevent deities and fetishes from surviving by forbidding them to consume human bones? One thing remains certain, between the law and deities, either of them must submit.

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Prepare to be amazed as we delve into the unbelievable secrets hidden within Rembrandt's iconic masterpiece, "The Night Watch"! In this video, we uncover intriguing details and fascinating stories that most viewers overlook. From the unusual composition and dramatic lighting to the mysterious figures and their meanings, we will explore how Rembrandt masterfully captured a moment in time. Whether you're an art enthusiast or a casual observer, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for this celebrated painting. Join us as we reveal the hidden layers and symbolism that make "The Night Watch" a true masterpiece of the Dutch Golden Age. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more art insights and secrets!

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African art and architecture is a vast and diverse field, encompassing a wide range of styles and traditions from different cultures and regions. From the monumental sculptures of the Nok culture to the intricate textiles of the Kuba people, African art is characterized by its rich symbolism and its use of natural materials. African architecture is equally impressive, with its use of mudbrick, timber, and stone to create stunningly beautiful buildings.

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00:00 – Intro
00:38 – 10. Basim Magdy
01:21 – 9. Adel Abdessemed
01:53 – 8. Wael Shawky
02:30 – 7. Njideka Akunyili Crosby
03:29 – 6. Kendell Geers
04:18 – 5. Wangechi Mutu
04:58 – 4. Michael Armitage
05:46 – 3. Julie Mehretu
06:34 – 2. Marlene Dumas
07:16 – 1. William Kentridge

Join us on an exciting, colorful journey through South Africa’s visual art scene! From ancient San rock paintings to world-class contemporary masterpieces, discover how South African artists are shaping the global art world.

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Chris O'Doherty aka Reg Mombassa

In this interview Chris O'Doherty, famous for his Mambo creations, describes the development of his artistic style. His 'Self-portrait with spots and veins' is part of the National Portrait Gallery's collection.

Further information about the portrait can be found on our website http://www.portrait.gov.au.

#storyuntoldzw #kudachakwaz #visualart #fineart #zimbabweanart kudakwashe Chakwanda is a multi-disciplinary artist who works as a photographer, painter, and sketch artist. He studied at the Zimbabwe Institute of Vigital Arts and undertook a Bachelor in Fine Arts at Chinhoyi University of Technology.

He founded CHKWZ Co - a creative consultancy offering photography, contemporary art, and documentary making services. The brand has worked with companies like HIVOS, Old Mutual, Haus of Stone, Unplugged and more.

In this episode we explored his educational experiences, art style and use of mediums such as photography and fine art to tell engaging stories.

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Yisa Akinbolaji is a dedicated visual and experimental artist with a deep commitment to social engagement through his work. As the founder of the Creative Foundation Inc. in Winnipeg, he has championed the idea that an artist’s role extends beyond the studio and into the heart of the community. His belief in art as a tool for change was exemplified by his donation of the mosaic installation Peace and Purpose to the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) in support of its mission. In 2010, CNIB’s appraiser valued the piece at $25,000.

The unveiling of Peace and Purpose was a distinguished event, graced by Manitoba’s 24th Lieutenant Governor, Hon. Philips S. Lee, and Nigeria’s High Commissioner to Canada, Prof. Iyorwuese Hagher, who traveled from Ottawa for the occasion. Akinbolaji’s artistic journey continued to gain international recognition when he participated in two major exhibitions in New York in November 2011. That same year, he was featured on the cover of Art Business News, highlighting his groundbreaking painting technique using "Remoglue", a medium he invented. The exhibitions—Artists Project New York and Art Expo New York—brought together over 2,000 artists worldwide. His innovative approach has since led to the development of a unique water-based flexible gun for contemporary painting.

Yisa with an MFA in Visual Arts (Painting, Printmaking, and Art History) with experience in Sculpture, Textile and Ceramics has exhibited widely, with his early debut at the National Museum in Lagos (1983). Before immigrating to Winnipeg, Canada, in 1997, Akinbolaji was acknowledged for his contributions to Nigerian art with his inclusion in Nigerian Artists: A Who's Who and Bibliography (1993), published by the Smithsonian Institution Libraries in Washington, D.C.

From 1988 to 1997, he taught Fine Art at Lagos State Model College, Badore, and also served as an adjunct instructor in Drawing and Painting at Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education, Ijanikin, under the leadership of Dr. Deinde Agoro. His expertise has led him to conduct workshops for professional artist groups across North America. Additionally, he held the position of Art Director at Indian Life Ministries from 2001 to 2011.

Akinbolaji, a former president of the Manitoba Society of Artists, has received numerous awards, and his work resides in both private and public collections worldwide. He was appointed to the board of the Manitoba Arts Council on October 12, 2010, serving three consecutive terms until October 2019.

Are you thinking about getting an MFA in the arts? Is an art degree worth it?
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I got my Master of Fine Arts in photography 20 years ago.
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This isn’t a rant. It’s not a regret-filled meltdown.
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It is not known why Rembrandt produced such a large number of self-portraits - he never spoke about it.
During his career Rembrandt made almost a hundred self-portraits in different forms, more than any other artist of his time or future: over forty paintings, thirty-one etchings and about seven drawings.
We have attempted to collect his works, the authenticity of which is not disputed.
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Discover the untold story of the legendary artist Bill Traylor in this intriguing video. Join us as we delve into the fascinating world of this iconic figure and explore the captivating artworks that have made him a household name. Get ready to uncover the hidden truths behind Traylor's masterpieces and gain a new perspective on his life and legacy. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to witness the brilliance of Bill Traylor in a whole new light!

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Discover how to transform your photography by unlocking the power of storytelling. In this video, we’ll explore how to go beyond visually striking images and create photos that connect, evoke emotion, and leave a lasting impact. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned photographer, storytelling has the power to elevate your craft and give your images deeper meaning.

What You’ll Learn:
• Common myths about storytelling in photography—and why they’re holding you back.
• The different types of photo stories: narrative, conceptual, documentary, and abstract.
• How to use subject matter, composition, and light to craft emotionally compelling images.
• Why storytelling is about intention, not perfection—and how to embrace it in your work.

Key Takeaways:
• You don’t need exotic locations or fancy gear to tell a great story.
• Simplicity often creates the most powerful emotional connection.
• Editing isn’t cheating—it’s an essential part of enhancing your visual narrative.

Try capturing a story with your camera today! Experiment with narrative series, conceptual symbolism, or documenting authentic moments. Share your work and reflect on the story your images tell.

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⁣Art Story Docu-Film: Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper

Little Stories of Great Women Artists is an original project of playful and educational animated videos for children from the age of 7 and older.The objective of each episode? To shed light on the life and work of a woman artist from the 19th or 20th century in a three-minutes video. Imagined by screenwriter Sophie Caron, each story conveys the originality of an artist’s approach, their importance within an artistic movement, certain significant biographical stories, as well as difficulties that the artist may have encountered in her practice.
This episode takes us to Montmartre to delve into the work of Suzanne Valadon, a self-taught painter who spent most of her life in this area of Paris. While modeling for several artists, she met Degas who noticed her work and encouraged her to continue. She began drawing as a child, a practice she would continue throughout her life, and produced her first paintings at the age of 27. As a well-known artists during her lifetime, she exhibited regularly and the French government bought several of her works at the end of her life.
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Coordination : Mathilde de Croix with the AWARE team.
Screenwriter: Sophie Caron.
Illustrator: Louise Nelson.
Sound and image Editor: Hugo July.
Voice: Melha Mammeri Bossard.

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Just a waltz - "Alena SMIRNOVA


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