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February 26, 2019March 11, 2019

DO YOU HAVE A ROCK ART TATTOO?

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Do you have a tattoo inspired by rock art? Want to have it featured in an exhibition? My friends in Sweden would like to know.

To learn more, please visit the Vitlycke Museum.

Rock (Art) On!

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Historian and tattoo researcher Jamie Jelinski in Historian and tattoo researcher Jamie Jelinski in battle with Quebec over showcasing murder victim's skin in museum display. ** The skin has a tattoo on it and belonged to a poor working woman who was killed by her best friend in 1929. The victim, Mildred Brown, is buried in an unmarked grave on the Island of Montreal. ** Jelinski, who wrote a chapter in a book about museums' treatment of working-class people, also wants to know the bigger timeline of how people's body parts have been kept and put on display in Quebec. ** But after he started asking questions about this particular exhibit, at the Museum of Civilization in Quebec City, it was removed from display and his other questions ignored, he said. ** He has filed a number of access to information requests which will be argued in court over the next two months. To read more, visit Canadian news outlets and: ** https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/historian-in-battle-with-quebec-over-showcasing-murder-victim-s-skin-in-museum-display-1.5411924 #tattoo #tattooedskin #tattoomuseum #montréal #montreal #canada #tattoohistory #museumdisplay #missingpeople
Happy to have found these neglected “Latin Ameri Happy to have found these neglected “Latin American Tomb Effigies” at an auction - WHAT?! These are REALLY Burmese hand painted wooden figurines depicting Matu Chin, based on the woman's facial tattoos. To learn more about Matu Chin tattoos - and many other Indigenous Chin tattooing traditions in Myanmar - please check out Jens Uwe Parkitny's new website https://jensburma.com. Enjoy! PHOTO: Ma Shen Tang, Southern Chin State, Myanmar, 2005 © Jens Uwe Parkitny #chintribe #myanmar #myanmarart #burma #tattooart #woodentattoos #indigenous #southernchinstate #jensuweparkitny #facialtattoo #effigy #figurines #handpaintedart
Grab a Larsarita y happy Cinco de Mayo! Salute! #c Grab a Larsarita y happy Cinco de Mayo! Salute! #cincodemayo #cincodemayoparty #disfrute
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