Simon & Garfunkel | The Sound of Silence, 1965
AT-AT Walkers by Hermann Mejia / Blog
Part of ‘A Saga in the Stars’, the Star Wars tribute art show opening Saturday May 4th at Gallery Nucleus.
The three paintings I did for Leanna Lin presents Campy Crush’s Banana Split Ladies art show Sacramental Jupiter, Between Harmony and Invention, and The Creation of Understanding are still for sale!
If I don’t sell these before the show ends, they are going to gather dust in my closet for years to come. I don’t want that for them. You don’t want that for them, either.
Marina: Writes songs about over-sexualisation of women in the media
Marina: Writes songs about personal struggles with obsessive compulsive behaviour
Marina: Writes songs about materialism
Marina: Writes songs about how fear of failure, and how that fear can destroy you
Marina: Writes songs about the pressure of fame and the media, and the toll that can take on a person
Marina: Writes songs about adolescent struggles, and, unlike some, doesn't dismiss the feelings of teenagers to be less valid
Marina: Writes songs about the corruption of Hollywood
Marina: Writes songs about the negative side of love
Marina: Writes one song about being a primadonna, which is based on a fictional character that is a complete antithesis to everything she believes in.
Marina: Writes one song about being a heartbreaker, which again, was based on the same fictional character. This song was accompanied by a video which completely reversed traditional 'gender roles' in the majority of music videos today, which also, whether incidentally or not, highlighted how furious people will become over the sexualisation of men, while turning a complete blind eye to the sexualisation of women.
People: Marina's songs are so shallow! All she sings about is being a primadonna and a heartbreaker and ugh she has no lyrical depth why do people even like her
