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So What Now?

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On otherness - we are work in progress

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On visualizations - emotions

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We have to learn how to make things right and write, paint, or create an art. Our national hero once said, pen is mightier than sword. Someone said a picture/paint depicts a thousand words. Exposing the reality and getting that justice we wanted not only for ourselve but others, will be a great, if not the greatest, contribution we can give to the society whose system is already failing and stained by the ink of lies and conspiracy.

Justice is here! This portrait of the Honorable Ruth Bader Ginsburg came into the Museum’s collection this year as a gift from the sitter herself. In the painting, Ginsburg appears with a calm yet determined gaze—perhaps a reflection of her stalwart position supporting gender equality, reproductive justice, and LGBTQ+ rights. Displayed in the institution that Ginsburg used to frequent as a child, this work celebrates her prominence as a Brooklyn native, iconic American figure, and integral voice on the nation’s highest court.⁠ 

See it now on view in our fifth floor American art galleries.

Constance P. Beaty (American). Large Oil Sketch: Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, circa 2015-2016. Oil on linen. Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 2019.2⁠⠀

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“Lord di man ngayon pero alam ko sa tamang panahon” ☺️

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Things you should know about Simply Nash 😎