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observations of the visual

by an MA cultural anthropologist

October 17, 2015April 30, 2016

Wanted: (Your) Opinions

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September 20, 2015July 4, 2016

How an image made people see that the refugees in Europe are people too

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September 10, 2015July 4, 2016

They are people, before they are refugees

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August 19, 2015July 5, 2016

About (the threat of) sexual assault and violence

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July 27, 2015July 4, 2016

“But, where are you really from?”

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July 15, 2015July 4, 2016

Birthdays, rituals and self

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May 21, 2015July 4, 2016

Female empowerment in “Mad Max: Fury Road”

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May 18, 2015July 4, 2016

Looking at Rotterdam

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May 2, 2015July 4, 2016

Introduction

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This mesmorizing art by Ahmed Mater is a part of the Longing for Mecca exhibition at the @tropenmuseum. I was as intrigued by it when I saw it first at @museumvolkenkunde. Link in bio for blogpost on the exhibition
'Feminismo es revolución. No marketing' seen in valencia. As with #pride too often feminism is used to sell products while the companies behind them have their clothing or items made in countries where #lgbtq people are not safe or can life freely and where there are no to little laws and policies to enhance and empower women and girls. As commercials and therefore the marketing of products are visual culture and can have the power to slowly change perspectives about issues regarding and relating to women. However with the increase of the concept of feminism as a marketingtool it is sometimes harder to see the line between feminism and marketing. But ofcourse there are also some companies who use their feminism to bring awareness, make policital statements and use their power and voice for the better, like @nike and @lego. #visualculture #feminism #valencia #nike #lego #anthropology #gender #sexuality #feministanthropology
David de Limón art in Valencia, Spain. @daviddelimon #streetart #art #visualculture #♥️ #grafitti #delcarmen
Tiny house art installation by @lara.ordonyez titled 'dret a vivre' / 'right to live'. #streetart #art #laraordomez #valencia #spain #laraordonyez
Talk more. (If anyone knows who made this please let me know) #valencia #streetart #graffiti #love #visualcture #talkmore #spain #valentia
Graffiti art by @xemayo in Valéncia, Spain. #xemayo #graffiti #visualculture #streetart #valencia
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