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https://news.yale.edu/photos/works-alumnus-artist-titus-kaphar

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Titus Kaphar '06 M.F.A., who is leading a Summer Apprentice Program at Artspace, has garnered national attention for his work. Here are a few of his creations.

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Today I would show you an artwork by Titus Kapher. He is a black people and his artists were full of irony. In 1970s, Kapher was a child and he had a history lesson from his childhood. He waited eagerly for the chapter on black art, but when he got there, the teacher skipped it. From then on, he realized that in American society, art was still controlled by white people, and black art could only exist in the dark side of history. So Kapher decided to use change art to revise history. This oil painting have two white people and they are sealed their mouth, and many white pigment around them and coverage them. Those means many white people were hidden some culture of black people. And the left that have a baby, which coverage all the white pigment like children were be learned education by white culture. Only the far left have a black woman, and the painting is model of American family. I like this artist because it not only violent of black power, it is art culture of black power. I want to learn the more. I hope those artworks can be help for the world.

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In the present world, there has been more network violence, particularly among young people. Many people would take some of their people to use the network to attack others. Some people would kill themselves if they could not bear the stress. And some people would have shadow if they went through, which will grow up in ill health. So I designed a picture for uca college with students, which rejects network violence. I created it and I want to help some are attacked students of uca university in the network. Because I do not want my college will have happened, after that, I will upload it to the official website of uca, and I hope this artwork can be seen by more and more students and we can go to do this, like reject network violence. Above all, I think that the college can let my work to print as a poster, and stick on the announcement of the wall. There can be seen, and students can realize that it is very important, and they would be the dissemination of information to each other. Even better, students of uca can let everyone know about those work except the college.

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http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2020-08/12/c_139285919.htm

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A woman visits an exhibition called "Gaza Schizophrenia" about the Palestinian women in Gaza City on Aug. 11, 2020. (Photo by Rizek Abdeljawad/Xinhua)
A painting exhibition held in Gaza reveals the serious violence against women in Palestine amid unprecedented deterioration of the economic, social, and political conditions.

by Sanaa Kamal

GAZA, Aug. 12 (Xinhua) -- Kholoud al-Dasooqi, a Palestinian artist from the Gaza Strip city of Khan Younis, has opened her two-day exhibition to reveal the violence against women through dozens of paintings.

Called "Schizophrenia Gaza," it is the first solo exhibition for al-Dasooqi, who graduated from the Department of Art with Al-Aqsa University.

The 20-year-old artist told Xinhua that she was also subject to domestic violence when she was married, and she chose to express her emotions and feelings through drawing.

A woman visits Palestinian artist Kholoud al-Dasooqi's exhibition in Gaza City, Aug. 11, 2020. (Photo by Rizek Abdeljawad/Xinhua)

"This project reflects my own experience and an unfortunate marriage. It talks about the details of my life," she said, adding that her artwork has been influenced by the Palestinian reality, especially that of women.

Using colored-cosmetics and oil colors, the young woman created dozens of tragic paintings showing the sadness of women.

"In our community, there is a high rate of domestic violence against women," the young artist said, adding that she wants the visitors to realize the severe conditions of Gaza's abused women.

People visit an exhibition called "Gaza Schizophrenia" about the Palestinian women in Gaza City on Aug. 11, 2020. (Photo by Rizek Abdeljawad/Xinhua)

According to a 2019 report issued by the Palestinian Central Statistics, 29 percent of Palestinian women who are currently married or have previously been married have experienced psychological, sexual, physical, social, or economic violence.

Out of the total number, 24 percent of them come from the West Bank, while 38 percent are based in the blockaded Gaza Strip.

The same report found that 18 percent of women in Palestine have experienced physical violence from their husbands, and nine percent of the women were subject to sexual violence by their husbands.

"It is normal to feel anxiety and fear about the abuse, but I choose to stay positive and convey my story through paintings to encourage others," Kholoud al-Dasooqi said.

Women take photos at Palestinian artist Kholoud al-Dasooqi's exhibition in Gaza City on Aug. 11, 2020. (Photo by Rizek Abdeljawad/Xinhua)

Basel al-Aklouk, a visitor of the exhibition, told Xinhua that "the young artist managed to convey stories and experiences of women through paintings. She draws attention to one of the most acute problems in the Gaza Strip."

The 42-year-old father of three said that the unprecedented deterioration of the economic, social, and political conditions caused by the tight Israeli blockade and the internal Palestinian division have contributed to the increase of violence against women.

Besides, the coronavirus lockdown imposed by the Palestinian government to prevent the spread of the virus has further pushed that violence up.

Palestinian officials and human rights activists say the lockdown has made women more vulnerable to domestic violence and abuse. Many of them were confined to their homes with no outside support.

The Palestinian Ministry of Social Development said it provided hundreds of counseling and psychological services to thousands of abused women in the Palestinian territories. ■

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Palestinian artist reveals violence against women in Gaza through paintings

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A woman visits an exhibition called "Gaza Schizophrenia" about the Palestinian women in Gaza City on Aug. 11, 2020. (Photo by Rizek Abdeljawad/Xinhua) A painting exhibition held in Gaza reveals the serious violence against women in Palestine amid unprecedented deterioration of the economic, social, and political conditions. by Sanaa Kamal GAZA, Aug.

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Every year on November 25th that is Elimination of Violence Against Women Day. And now, this problem has been appearing. The picture is an artwork of stop violence against women. It was made by Kholoud al-Dasooqi, a palestinian artist. A woman visits an exhibition called "Gaza Schizophrenia". This artist showed people to the violence to the women. People saw the human's face and red and they felt the terrible of violence. The gallery was showed in GAZA. Because the palestinian state has been happened this. Kholoud al-Dasooqi thought people are afraid the violence is normal, but she will choose to face actively. And that, she would use picture to communicate her story and encourage other people.