I have been following Prince Ea since he started out as a geeky rapper. He made being geeky cool. It’s amazing to see how much he has grown over the years as a person and […]
Tag: art
Work of Art Wednesday: Carlos Daniel (Art)
Art is a form of expression that can connect with many. You can place 3 people in front of a painting, and each person may have a different perspective of what the painting portrays. Art is meant to impact people in different ways. I’ve always been a fan of art. We’re all attracted to different forms of art. Some may say the paintings of Michelangelo and Da Vinci are considered “art”, and people like me may think graffiti murals on buildings in the Wynwood district of Miami are art. We all see art differently.
Word Wednesday: Team Chicago “Shoot Your Shot”| Brave New Voices 2019
Man, when I say I wasn’t expecting this poem to take the turn it took, I couldn’t help but to applaud at the end of it. I truly felt the emotion on this one because […]
Trending Tuesday: Jessie Reyez- Before Love Came to Kill Us (Album)
Can we say a body of art! That is exactly what this album is, a body of art.
Word Wednesday: Crystal Valentine- Little Known Fact
One little known fact about me (Lady Mprez), is that I love poetry… I grew up doing poetry. I can show you poems I wrote back in elementary school when I was bored in class […]
Work of Art Wednesday: Black Avenger
There are so many amazing and talented artists in this world and I feel like they don’t get the attention they deserve.Meet Tony_Cre8, who can draw basically anything an in a matter of minutes. If […]
Work of Art Wednesday: Fat Bat Dana
DiningwithDana.net 
I truly don’t know what it is about this character (actually I do know what it is), but I gravitated towards Dana from the first time I seen a picture of her. I believe the reason why I gravitated to her was because she reminded me of me. Her style and personality somewhat reflects mine.
When I was younger and beginning my teen phase, I was that black girl who didn’t talk or act black according to my black peers. I dressed like a punk rocker or goth (there’s clearly a difference between the Punk and Goth culture), enjoyed anime, was somewhat of a demagogue who had a very witty and sarcastic personality (still do), and was a lover of rock music. This depiction of a black girl was a taboo during my era. I wasn’t allowed to exist in the world according to society, yet I did.
Artist of the Moment Monday: Vybz Kartel- Then You… and Me
WORLD BOSS! Vybz Kartel is a versatile artist. It seems this man can discuss any topic on a track, and connect with his fans. I have been saying how mainstream music seems so repetitive these […]
Talk Di Tingz Thursday: Acting Black and Redefining Black
My whole life, the statement, “You don’t act black” has followed me, even into my adulthood. My response (in my head of course 😅) would be “What’s acting black? Black’s a color cjemor (love) 😄. […]
Word Wednesday: “A Soldier’s Last Words”
HUMP DAY!
Here’s a poem I wrote back in high school. I found it while going through old files dating back to elementary school. I don’t know what inspired me to write this, but here it is….
SUNTIAN NAZIYON 