#shulamite

[postcard-from-the-past]

Scene from the Shulamite opera

Hungarian vintage postcard, mailed to Debrecen, Hungary

[moodboardmix]

Smalley House, Holmby Hills, Los Angeles, USA,

Built by A. Quincy Jones in 1973, Updated by Studio Shamshiri,

Landscape architect: Garret Eckbo

[mysterious-secret-garden]

R.H. Ives Gammell - The Dream of the Shulamite, 1934.

[secular-jew]

This is the Shulamit Music School in Tel Aviv. This school began in Jaffa in 1910 but soon moved to Tel Aviv. It was named after Shulamit Rupin, co-founder of the school, who passed away in 1912. 100% a Jewish music school. Arabs welcome, but not a Muslim business.

This photo was taken in 1914 by Avraham Soskin.

[gay-disabled-characters-showdown]

LGBTQ+ Disabled Characters Showdown Round 1, Wave 5, Poll 11

A character being totally canon LGBTQ+ and disabled was not required to be in this competition. Please check qualifications and propaganda before asking why a character is included.

Check out the other polls in this wave and prior here.

Kayla Detmer-Star Trek Discovery

Qualifications:

She was in a space battle which resulted in a severe unspecified injury to her head and left eye. Because of this, she relies on a prosthetic eye and a prosthetic of unknown use on her head. She also suffers from PTSD due to this and other incidents. It is popularly theorized that she is a lesbian, and should be in a relationship with Joann Owosekun, another character.

Propaganda:

She may have very few actual character beats or lines, but she is very cool and very gay! Let's give it up for lesbian spaceship pilots!

Submitted by @convenient-plot-device

Queen Shulamit-The Second Mango

Qualifications:

She has a severe gluten allergy which causes chronic issues. Also she is Very Lesbian

Propaganda:

Disabled Jewish lesbian queen who fights for and gets her happy beginning with her bisexual chef girlfriend in book one. She's genuinely so wonderful <3

[doyouknowthisjewishcharacter]

Do you know this Jewish character?

[misskremlintsarina5294]

Former Israeli Government Minister Shulamit Aloni on Democracy Now

On 14 August 2002, former Israeli minister, Shulamit Aloni, said this on the US news program, Democracy Now:

"It is a trick; we always use it. When, from Europe, if someone is criticizing Israel, we bring up the Holocaust. When, in this country (USA), people are criticizing Israel then 'they are anti-Semitic'..

"And the organization is strong and has a lot of money and the ties between Israel and the American Jewish establishment are very strong and they are strong in this country..”

She continued, “They have power, money, media and other things and their attitude is Israel my country right or wrong... They are not ready to hear criticism. It is very easy to blame people who criticize certain acts of the Israeli government as anti-Semitic and to bring up the Holocaust and the suffering of the Jewish people and that 'justifies' everything we do to the Palestinians...."

[yetanothersaint]

The entirely reimagined kitchen is a tour de force of design and engineering, articulated in American black walnut with pale stone counters. (via Architectural Digest)

[loudlylovingreview]

Arlene Weiner: Ghazal

When parting or meeting we wish each other peace.We show with every greeting that we are lovers of peace. Isn’t the use of force defeating peaceand the spirit of peace? In dreamless sleep, however fleeting,You have a foretaste of death—is that peace? Kibbutniks prepared to fly kites praising peaceon the day men in kites flew in to break the peace. I saw a mother embracing a bundle of sheeting.How…

[mounadiloun]

L'apartheid dans l'entité sioniste vu par ses dirigeants

On se souvient de l’hostilité à laquelle avait été en butte l’ancien président des États Unis Jimmy Carter  après la publication en 2006 de son livre «Palestine: la paix, pas l’apartheid��. Ce président qui avait somme toute laissé de lui une image assez sympathique dans l’opinion internationale  avait pu être dès lors affublé du qualificatif infamant d’antisémite. Ce qui est certain est que ce…

[bakrishna]

[shelley-sackett]

Local Co-editors Trumpet Global Diversity with Stories of 100 Jewish Brides From 83 Countries

At their wedding, David Winer breaks the glass as Adena and her mother look on./INDIANA UNIVERSITY PRESS By SHELLEY A. SACKETT In Costa Rica, where it is customary to hand-deliver wedding invitations, most of San Jose’s Jewish community was invited to Karen and Michael Bourne’s 2003 wedding. Over 350 attended. In Nicaragua, Veronica and Kurt Preiss married three times: first, in a civil…

[shananys]

Art Review: Annie Lapin: Contours of the Vast, at Shulamit Nazarian for Art & Cake (on view in Los Angeles through December 17) The hindquarters of a half-blue blue horse disappear into or perhaps emerge from within a gestural cloud of pigment billowing across a pastoral landscape; it is not drinking from the water to which it has been led. A latter-day, interfered with Fragonard, a compressed Corot, an accumulative Postmodern array of informational diversity and discretion. For all its compositional obfuscations, pictorial false flags, striated culs-de-sac, and trompe l’oeil winks, Tight Tied Tide (acrylic, oil, oil stick on linen, 2022) and indeed all the work in Annie Lapin’s enthusiastically busy current solo exhibition at Shulamit Nazarian are exceptionally clear in intention. That is: to replicate the cognitive position of a mind seeking pattern and order in the chaos of post-internet image overload. Read more here: https://artandcakela.com/2022/12/13/annie-lapin-contours-of-the-vast-at-shulamit-nazarian/ #art #painting #annielapin #arthistory #informationoverload #contoursofthevast #shulamit #artandcake #losangeles #gallery #abstraction #surrealism #cognition @artandcakela @annielapinstudio @shulamitnazarian (at Shulamit Nazarian) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmHxN8-vLWD/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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'The Dream of the Shulamite'. R. H. Ives Gammell. 1934.

[random-brushstrokes]

R.H. Ives Gammell - The Dream of the Shulamite (1934)

This painting is based on Song of Songs 5:7: “The watchmen that went about the city found me, they smote me, they wounded me; the keepers of the wall took away my veil from me.” The work is typical of R.H. Ives Gammell’s academic style. Although the narrative illustrates a Bible text, it also symbolically represents the artist’s concern that ideal beauty has been lost in the modern world. The desire to combine realistic subject matter and symbolic content was at the center of Gammell’s beliefs about art and imbued his approach to teaching. (source)

[flirtmuffins]

This piece is called Close Quarters, by Naudline Pierre!

Here's an interview where she talks about her art, with more examples of her work

by Shulamit Nazarian