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                                                                                                                                                      Amir H. Fallah BOOTH: 1B34   Dates March 21 - 25, 2023 Location Convention & Exhibition Centre 1 Harbour Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, China BOOTH: 1B34 Denny Gallery is delighted to participate in the 2023 edition of Art Basel Hong Kong. The gallery will exhibit as part of the Insights section with a solo booth of work by Amir H. Fallah.  Amir H. Fallah is an artist known for exploring portraiture and identity through his painting, murals, sculpture and installation. His personal narrative as an Iranian American, whose family fled Iran during the 1979 revolution, frames his work and his bid to explore what drives us as humans to shape who we are and how we exist. His esoteric portraits, where the physical characteristics of his subjects are often masked, hidden or generally absent, offer vignettes into their world; ornate with depicted

                                             In the transparency of things, let's just be honest, let's just be real! In the world we reside within everyone is free to feel what they feel and how they should feel. In the reality of things your feelings does not equate to someone else's feelings. In the society of what is constructed for the citizens that reside in the foundation of this country; there are battles that must be fought in order to break certain stigma's, or boundaries that has been place on various ethnic backgrounds. In a world where everyone is not friendly, education is not a priority for some and the progression of the world is detrimental to those who oppose it, things seem to be progressing in a format where it is acceptance according to what we say and not acceptance because we want to feel like we are apart of your world. As woman's history month, and poetry month progress we sit here as women still fighting for our right

The construct of race within The United States is broken down and divided in to segments of people. You are labeled by your ethnicity as a race. The division that was created has caused a separation amongst the people that reside within this country. In the social construct of people and the economy; separation by class is not enough, there is also a derision that is a vice which comes in the construct of ethnic backgrounds. If the issue is not someones ethnic background why is it such an important thing to list on job, credit card, loans, and other applications you are filling out and using to apply for something within the country? According to the United States census from 2010 to 2020 the changes within communities have changed severally for some "race" and not so much for others. The chart below is from the census bureau.     These are the construct and division of the racial backgrounds that they have put together to group and classify the citizens of The United

New York Democratic Chairman Jay S. Jacobs hosted the DNC Eastern Caucus with James Clyburn during last week's DNC meeting in Philadelphia.  Governor Hochul announced the details of her statewide $1 Billion mental health care overhaul.  The plan will expand access to mental health care across New York. Senator Gillibrand, Representatives Espaillat, Goldman, and Velázquez, and Mayor Adams secure millions in infrastructure  improvements for NYC's roads to address traffic fatalities. Governor Hochul  announced  upstate NY's  economic  development awards to strengthen the semiconductor manufacturing industry.  New York Power Authority approves awards for Edwards, world leader in vacuum and abatement equipment in semiconductor industry, spurring $212 million in capital investments and creating more than 340 jobs. Governor Hochul outlined the FY 2024 budget on February 1st Governor follows through on pledge not to raise income taxes for FY 2024 budget New Y

America has been taught Black History starting with slavery. Black History is not about slavery it is there to remind those who do not know their Black History; it is a month that has been dedicated to African Americans as they would call melanin based people. It is for them to have something significant in their lives within The United States; a time for people to remember those who have paved the way for them. In the History that is talked about within the structure of schools, it starts with slavery. That is still a form of oppression. Cultivating the narrative that people's culture starts with slavery when that is not accurate it creates a line of oppression of the truth and reality; it becomes what someone else wants it to be.                                      In the History of America the first President was  John Hanson  a black man and not George Washington as it has been taught through out American History.( This was confirmed by USA Today) There are people who

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