February 27, 2011 at 11:25 pm (art, culture, education, entertainment, ethics, history, humor, journalism, life, photography, politics, random, street art, Uncategorized)
Tags: 26 February 2011, art, business, capital, corporations, culture, education, entertainment, ethics, family, history, humor, industries, inspiration, journalism, Koch, labor, LaFollette, Madison, marching, media, news, parents, people, photograph, photography, photos, politics, protests, Saturday, serfs, Walker, Wisconsin
Now that Wisconsin Rep. Gov. Scott Walker has publicly stated that he will not take any “calls” from Wisconsin residents, ONLY from David Koch–and impersonators thereof–it is clear what he represents and that is The Corporate Big Brotherhood–and its energy investment interests. In case you’ve missed it in the mainstream news–the Budget Repair Bill would allow UNCONSTESTED bids for selling off public energy works. What do the Koch Brothers invest in? Oh yeah, ENERGY–for example, oil. Yeah, I don’t think FOX News is going to be chatting about those connecting dots any time soon–unless that falls under FOX’s idea of a “communist plot”.
All these photographs were shot Saturday 26 February 2011 by that “Concerned Madison Parent” whose vent I recently posted.
The Serfs are Marching!

Mad-City Serfs
and they’re tripod armed!

Don't Rush Home
and it’s hard-working out-of-state but 14 Democratic Senators are doing just that.

Wild Rumpus & GOP SALE
and KOCH sales anyone?

International Brotherhood
and this ain’t local anymore.

Orwell's New Animal Farm
and what happened to George’s “piggies”?

LaFollette
and how the DEAD outshine the living. Hey, folks in Wisconsin know their state’s political history! Who taught them that?

She Jokes
and jests–or not–and very seriously too!

Just say NO to KOCH
and NO!

Hold Fast
and –yeah, follow Walker’s lead?

For Sale
and what else can we say?

Democracy is not a spectator sport.
and despite what Dictator Walker believes.

Silenced
and but not today.

Solidarity
and Wisconsin knows snow and cold and now Walker’s true colors.

Standing Room Only
and ain’t not tea at this party. Huh? Yep, no sightings reported.
Much thanks to “Concerned Madison Parent” for sharing your Cheesehead views!
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October 13, 2010 at 1:40 am (art, culture, exploring interconnectedness, history, Indigenous People, life, nature, photography, random, religion, street art, Uncategorized)
Tags: Angel, art, Cesar Chavez Blvd, Christ, Christian, Corn People, culture, faith, hope, inspiration, KCMO, life, Lopez, Moreno, mural, people, photography, random, religion, religious art, spirituality, street art, symbols, The Bitter and The Sweet, Thunderbird, Tree, Virgin Mary, wojcik

Eternal She

Thunderbird

Tree

Three

We

Space

All together

Credits for The Bitter and The Sweet
Well folks this little photo essay project can’t quite seem to get any traction via my feet. So– I’m curious if anyone else has seen similar renditions of these spiritual concepts in other street art murals anywhere. Please do enjoy these images because since I photographed the originals they’ve been defaced. The mural can be found on Cesar Chavez Blvd leading into the West Bottoms in Kansas City, Missouri. Or it ”could” the last time I did a drive by. Your thoughts regarding the art, the concepts, the technique, the symbols, et al, are welcome. Links to similar murals are also welcome. I find this mural very compelling on several symbolic levels. The easily recognizable Christian symbols have been given an individual twist with the corn people, spaceman, and the depiction of the people in the tree. Some things are wide open. I’m wondering about the things that are ”suggested”. Anyone care to venture some speculations or hard core information?
I’m all ears–fingers–eyes.
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