Muralopolis

10/21/2024

08/24/2024

Sadly, today is the last Saturday of Jazz at the Candlelight Lounge in Trenton 3:30-7:30pm.
Artist Chee Bravo has encapsulated some of
it’s rhythmic moments of musical magic in
these silkscreen collages…available at:
LA GALERIE ADRIENNE
192 West State Street
Trenton, NJ

03/15/2021

THE FEMALE POWER IS SACRED ❤🖤💚
If you worship a God who claims to be the creator of life and is called the Father, Lord, has children but does not have a Goddess Woman, then this is not African cosmovision.
Maybe he's a god of Israel, kidnapped by Europeans and taken to Rome with Greek behavior called Jehovah.
In African Cultures, the myth of the origin of the Creation of life is the result of the bonding of two energies Female and Male resulting in Nzambi / Nature.
Even us, we are the right proof that our parents made themselves father and mother (s***m and ovules), soon in African cultures, there was always duality, and not that of God man who makes a son alone all just to take the power of the woman and do it of her submissive to the man.
In Africa, the Female Power is Holy.
If you worship a God who claims to be the creator of life and is called the Father, Lord has children but does not have a Goddess Woman, then this is not African cosmovision.man who makes a son alone all just to take the power of the woman and do it of her submissive to the man.
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via Sagrada Angola

01/05/2015

12/02/2014

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Muralopolis: Cosmopolitan Art for Metropolitans