Jazz Aline Arts
@artbyjazzaline.bsky.social
Queer, Pagan, Folk art📍Canadian in Aotearoa (NZ) 🏳️🌈
Represented by @artmatch @synonymartconsultants
Represented by @artmatch @synonymartconsultants
I want to live in a world with more people who have deep love and reverance for the land and our living kin. As a conservation educator I hope I can guide some young minds the same way my parents guided mine. Grateful for my earthy pals.
March 19, 2025 at 5:41 PM
I want to live in a world with more people who have deep love and reverance for the land and our living kin. As a conservation educator I hope I can guide some young minds the same way my parents guided mine. Grateful for my earthy pals.
Songs of the Dawn, 2025.
Putting together a few new prints together. Still need to order through my Canadian printers on the east coast but keep your eyes peeled for them being available soon.
Putting together a few new prints together. Still need to order through my Canadian printers on the east coast but keep your eyes peeled for them being available soon.
March 9, 2025 at 5:31 PM
Songs of the Dawn, 2025.
Putting together a few new prints together. Still need to order through my Canadian printers on the east coast but keep your eyes peeled for them being available soon.
Putting together a few new prints together. Still need to order through my Canadian printers on the east coast but keep your eyes peeled for them being available soon.
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Today’s workplace wonder: First plate in v. 6 of “Recueil de Planches…” illustrating Diderot and d'Alembert’s Encyclopédie (this edition 1762-1772). @rareuva.bsky.social
February 17, 2025 at 10:48 PM
Today’s workplace wonder: First plate in v. 6 of “Recueil de Planches…” illustrating Diderot and d'Alembert’s Encyclopédie (this edition 1762-1772). @rareuva.bsky.social
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#SamediCuiCui
Originaire de Chine où elle a d'abord été un jouet, la tradition de la balle ornementale "Temari" faite de restes de fils et de tissus, s'est développée au Japon pour devenir un véritable objet artistique symbole de chance et offert lors d'occasions spéciales.
Plus d'infos dans le ALT
Originaire de Chine où elle a d'abord été un jouet, la tradition de la balle ornementale "Temari" faite de restes de fils et de tissus, s'est développée au Japon pour devenir un véritable objet artistique symbole de chance et offert lors d'occasions spéciales.
Plus d'infos dans le ALT
February 22, 2025 at 11:53 AM
#SamediCuiCui
Originaire de Chine où elle a d'abord été un jouet, la tradition de la balle ornementale "Temari" faite de restes de fils et de tissus, s'est développée au Japon pour devenir un véritable objet artistique symbole de chance et offert lors d'occasions spéciales.
Plus d'infos dans le ALT
Originaire de Chine où elle a d'abord été un jouet, la tradition de la balle ornementale "Temari" faite de restes de fils et de tissus, s'est développée au Japon pour devenir un véritable objet artistique symbole de chance et offert lors d'occasions spéciales.
Plus d'infos dans le ALT
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William Edmondson (c. 1874-1951) was a self-taught folk artist and sculptor. His limestone sculptures were often inspired by divine visions. He was the first Black artist to have a solo exhibition at New York's Museum of Modern Art in 1937. #BlackHistoryMonth #28DaysOfBlackHistory #BlackArt
February 21, 2025 at 7:46 PM
William Edmondson (c. 1874-1951) was a self-taught folk artist and sculptor. His limestone sculptures were often inspired by divine visions. He was the first Black artist to have a solo exhibition at New York's Museum of Modern Art in 1937. #BlackHistoryMonth #28DaysOfBlackHistory #BlackArt
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Margaret Taylor-Burroughs (1915-2010) was a prolific artist, writer, and educator. She dedicated her life to arts and education, co-founding the DuSable Museum of African American History and the South Side Community Art Center. #BlackHistoryMonth #28DaysOfBlackHistory #BlackArt
February 16, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Margaret Taylor-Burroughs (1915-2010) was a prolific artist, writer, and educator. She dedicated her life to arts and education, co-founding the DuSable Museum of African American History and the South Side Community Art Center. #BlackHistoryMonth #28DaysOfBlackHistory #BlackArt
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Here's a comic for the spoonies, the suffering and the lonesome. Let's take ibuprofen together 🐻💊 #TheBearMinimum
February 21, 2025 at 7:00 PM
Here's a comic for the spoonies, the suffering and the lonesome. Let's take ibuprofen together 🐻💊 #TheBearMinimum
I first learnt my stitches when I was around 10, maybe earlier.
My Mennonite grandma taught me and my first creation was a handmade doll with a very asymmetrical face. I am not a trained artist and I am forever grateful for that lack of discipline. Embroidery has allowed me to decorate the mundane.
My Mennonite grandma taught me and my first creation was a handmade doll with a very asymmetrical face. I am not a trained artist and I am forever grateful for that lack of discipline. Embroidery has allowed me to decorate the mundane.
February 9, 2025 at 7:55 AM
I first learnt my stitches when I was around 10, maybe earlier.
My Mennonite grandma taught me and my first creation was a handmade doll with a very asymmetrical face. I am not a trained artist and I am forever grateful for that lack of discipline. Embroidery has allowed me to decorate the mundane.
My Mennonite grandma taught me and my first creation was a handmade doll with a very asymmetrical face. I am not a trained artist and I am forever grateful for that lack of discipline. Embroidery has allowed me to decorate the mundane.
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Madalena Santos Reinbolt • Brazilian self-taught painter and textile artist
February 7, 2025 at 11:52 PM
Madalena Santos Reinbolt • Brazilian self-taught painter and textile artist
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Massive caves in Kenya weren't formed geologically, instead created by elephants seeking salt, breaking up rocks with their tusks and licking away the cavern walls. 🧪
Were These Caves Licked into Place?
Some of the Earth’s hardest features have been shaped by soft animal bodies.
nautil.us
February 7, 2025 at 11:27 PM
Massive caves in Kenya weren't formed geologically, instead created by elephants seeking salt, breaking up rocks with their tusks and licking away the cavern walls. 🧪
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A pure villian story with profiteering developers.
Please share. We need the city of Winnipeg, Manitoba to halt the cut permits immediately.
www.wildernesscommittee.org/news/winnipe...
Please share. We need the city of Winnipeg, Manitoba to halt the cut permits immediately.
www.wildernesscommittee.org/news/winnipe...
Winnipeg forest razed despite federal species protection laws
Lemay Forest chainsawed without required pileated woodpecker survey
www.wildernesscommittee.org
January 8, 2025 at 6:44 PM
A pure villian story with profiteering developers.
Please share. We need the city of Winnipeg, Manitoba to halt the cut permits immediately.
www.wildernesscommittee.org/news/winnipe...
Please share. We need the city of Winnipeg, Manitoba to halt the cut permits immediately.
www.wildernesscommittee.org/news/winnipe...
Dogwood seeds grown from my belly, 2023.
Embroidery, leather on merino felt.
About: stories, woven between people. How they grow, change, evolve and serve us.
Embroidery, leather on merino felt.
About: stories, woven between people. How they grow, change, evolve and serve us.
February 6, 2025 at 8:08 PM
Dogwood seeds grown from my belly, 2023.
Embroidery, leather on merino felt.
About: stories, woven between people. How they grow, change, evolve and serve us.
Embroidery, leather on merino felt.
About: stories, woven between people. How they grow, change, evolve and serve us.
Those who know me know that my cultural heritage, like so many, is incredibly mixed. That being said the most prominent cultures in my background that have influenced my art growing up are Mennonite, Italian, and French Canadian.
herdsmanhouseartist.com/gallery-6
herdsmanhouseartist.com/gallery-6
February 6, 2025 at 8:00 PM
Those who know me know that my cultural heritage, like so many, is incredibly mixed. That being said the most prominent cultures in my background that have influenced my art growing up are Mennonite, Italian, and French Canadian.
herdsmanhouseartist.com/gallery-6
herdsmanhouseartist.com/gallery-6
As a big fan of folk art, be it textiles and whatnot, I’ll be sharing that on this page along with my own creations.
I love folk art so much because it’s steeped in story, and man do I love a good story.
Photo: one of my murals in my hometown called ‘Manitoba Migrations’ about the people there.
I love folk art so much because it’s steeped in story, and man do I love a good story.
Photo: one of my murals in my hometown called ‘Manitoba Migrations’ about the people there.
February 6, 2025 at 7:47 PM
As a big fan of folk art, be it textiles and whatnot, I’ll be sharing that on this page along with my own creations.
I love folk art so much because it’s steeped in story, and man do I love a good story.
Photo: one of my murals in my hometown called ‘Manitoba Migrations’ about the people there.
I love folk art so much because it’s steeped in story, and man do I love a good story.
Photo: one of my murals in my hometown called ‘Manitoba Migrations’ about the people there.
February 6, 2025 at 7:39 PM
February 6, 2025 at 7:34 PM
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#ResistanceRoots
#Voices4Victory
#BlackHistoryMonth
Harriet Powers was a Black folk artist who created quilts that record Bible stories, astronomical events and local legends. Born into slavery in Georgia in 1837, Powers used traditional applique techniques to create stunning works of art. /1
#Voices4Victory
#BlackHistoryMonth
Harriet Powers was a Black folk artist who created quilts that record Bible stories, astronomical events and local legends. Born into slavery in Georgia in 1837, Powers used traditional applique techniques to create stunning works of art. /1
February 5, 2025 at 10:59 PM
#ResistanceRoots
#Voices4Victory
#BlackHistoryMonth
Harriet Powers was a Black folk artist who created quilts that record Bible stories, astronomical events and local legends. Born into slavery in Georgia in 1837, Powers used traditional applique techniques to create stunning works of art. /1
#Voices4Victory
#BlackHistoryMonth
Harriet Powers was a Black folk artist who created quilts that record Bible stories, astronomical events and local legends. Born into slavery in Georgia in 1837, Powers used traditional applique techniques to create stunning works of art. /1
Fish eaters, 2022
Gouache paint on archival paper.
About: Simply a show of deep gratitude to the oceans, the rivers and lakes that keep my belly full.
Gouache paint on archival paper.
About: Simply a show of deep gratitude to the oceans, the rivers and lakes that keep my belly full.
February 5, 2025 at 8:44 AM
Fish eaters, 2022
Gouache paint on archival paper.
About: Simply a show of deep gratitude to the oceans, the rivers and lakes that keep my belly full.
Gouache paint on archival paper.
About: Simply a show of deep gratitude to the oceans, the rivers and lakes that keep my belly full.
The great return, 2023
Gouache paint on archival paper.
About: Symbolic of the continuation of life through death. Death is both permanent and also a beginning to other life. Three tails on the rat to symbolize birth, death and return to the earth.
Gouache paint on archival paper.
About: Symbolic of the continuation of life through death. Death is both permanent and also a beginning to other life. Three tails on the rat to symbolize birth, death and return to the earth.
February 5, 2025 at 8:40 AM
The great return, 2023
Gouache paint on archival paper.
About: Symbolic of the continuation of life through death. Death is both permanent and also a beginning to other life. Three tails on the rat to symbolize birth, death and return to the earth.
Gouache paint on archival paper.
About: Symbolic of the continuation of life through death. Death is both permanent and also a beginning to other life. Three tails on the rat to symbolize birth, death and return to the earth.
Wolverine amongst bluebirds, 2023
Gouache paint on archival paper.
About: Feeling so different you could never possibly fit in. A non native species on new lands, a foreigner. Not so dissimilar, but different enough to feel like the odd one out.
Gouache paint on archival paper.
About: Feeling so different you could never possibly fit in. A non native species on new lands, a foreigner. Not so dissimilar, but different enough to feel like the odd one out.
February 5, 2025 at 8:35 AM
Wolverine amongst bluebirds, 2023
Gouache paint on archival paper.
About: Feeling so different you could never possibly fit in. A non native species on new lands, a foreigner. Not so dissimilar, but different enough to feel like the odd one out.
Gouache paint on archival paper.
About: Feeling so different you could never possibly fit in. A non native species on new lands, a foreigner. Not so dissimilar, but different enough to feel like the odd one out.
Cease, 2024
Gouache paint on archival paper.
About: Freeing Palestine and all nations, peoples held hostage by shitty governments that use them as canon fodder. We are more than our nations and our governments, we are more than power and greed.
Gouache paint on archival paper.
About: Freeing Palestine and all nations, peoples held hostage by shitty governments that use them as canon fodder. We are more than our nations and our governments, we are more than power and greed.
February 5, 2025 at 7:16 AM
Cease, 2024
Gouache paint on archival paper.
About: Freeing Palestine and all nations, peoples held hostage by shitty governments that use them as canon fodder. We are more than our nations and our governments, we are more than power and greed.
Gouache paint on archival paper.
About: Freeing Palestine and all nations, peoples held hostage by shitty governments that use them as canon fodder. We are more than our nations and our governments, we are more than power and greed.
A fish pretending to be a fish, 2023
Gouache paint on archival paper.
About: Eels are fish. This is about imposter syndrome, however that may present itself in your life. It has reared its funny head into mine many a time and this interpretation of mine reduces it to something silly and relatable.
Gouache paint on archival paper.
About: Eels are fish. This is about imposter syndrome, however that may present itself in your life. It has reared its funny head into mine many a time and this interpretation of mine reduces it to something silly and relatable.
February 5, 2025 at 7:13 AM
A fish pretending to be a fish, 2023
Gouache paint on archival paper.
About: Eels are fish. This is about imposter syndrome, however that may present itself in your life. It has reared its funny head into mine many a time and this interpretation of mine reduces it to something silly and relatable.
Gouache paint on archival paper.
About: Eels are fish. This is about imposter syndrome, however that may present itself in your life. It has reared its funny head into mine many a time and this interpretation of mine reduces it to something silly and relatable.
Muddy creek, 2024
Gouache on archival paper.
About: Little me, constantly growing and evolving. My ideas, dreams and storytelling taking on a life of their own from the muddy creek beds near my childhood home.
Gouache on archival paper.
About: Little me, constantly growing and evolving. My ideas, dreams and storytelling taking on a life of their own from the muddy creek beds near my childhood home.
February 5, 2025 at 7:10 AM
Muddy creek, 2024
Gouache on archival paper.
About: Little me, constantly growing and evolving. My ideas, dreams and storytelling taking on a life of their own from the muddy creek beds near my childhood home.
Gouache on archival paper.
About: Little me, constantly growing and evolving. My ideas, dreams and storytelling taking on a life of their own from the muddy creek beds near my childhood home.