Denver Airport

The terrifying horse leading up to the airport is the piece of art that takes me more off guard. Seriously, that horse statue is the type you expect to see at the Gates of Hell.

Its globalist propaganda art

Man this info is so new and cool

It’s the Illuminati headquarters.

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The terrifying horses leading up to the airport are pieces of art that take me more off guard. Seriously, those horse statues are the type you expect to see at the Gates of Hell.

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It actually killed the artist. A piece fell off and killed him

Who knows exactly what the artist is saying here. But there is no way he isn’t pushing some kind of a agenda or making a statement.

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I've been through his gallery in Park City. Some of the photos are awe inspiring; a few of the Denali photos are ones I'd love to have in my home.

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And for a healthy price you can indeed have one in your home !!!

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Has anyone else seen this and if so, do you know what the frick is going on?

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What you posted is one part of a series of murals that are supposed to represent society coming together for peace and environmental conservation following major wars and pollution issues.

The entire work is called Children of the World Dream Peace. LINK The artist's other piece at DIA is called In Peace and Harmony with Nature. LINK

This is the other half of (and is right next to) the part you posted.




Here is the artist Leo Tanguma on Children of the World.

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I search for ideas. I think it starts with something in my memory. For example, we were Baptists all my years growing up, even though the Baptists are really really conservative and there were ways that some of us weren’t in agreement with the general things. We’d hear from the pulpit, “Hispanic boys will not be found with those protesting,” you know, with those in the youth protest movements, and of course, some of us thought, that’s where we should be instead of sitting at the church.

points to pencil drafts for “Children of the World Dream of Peace.”

This is a lesson from the prophet Isaiah and Micah, that some day the nations of the world will stop war and so on and will beat their swords into ploughshares and their spears into pruning forks. That’s taken from how I was brought up. My parents were really religious when I was growing up, but innocent in their beliefs. I was the one who always questioned everything and I got worse as I got older. So you can see this comes from my religious ideas. As you can see, the people of the world are bringing their swords wrapped in their flags to be beaten into ploughshares.

Then here I have children sleeping amid the debris of war and this warmonger is killing the dove of peace, but the kids are dreaming of something better in the future and their little dream goes behind the general and continues behind this group of people, and the kids are dreaming that [peace] will happen someday. See how the little dream becomes something really beautiful, that someday the nations of the world will abandon war and come together.

What happened up on top here, when we were painting the mural at our studio at a shopping mall, some people who had their kids killed by gang violence came and said, “What are you going to paint up there?” I said, “Well, I have to look at the drawings.” They said, “Could you put my boy or my girl up there? She was killed.” And then they told us her name, Jennifer. This girl, Jennifer, was killed by a young man. She went to help her friend who was hiding with her baby from a man in a motel someplace, and they didn’t have anything to eat or diapers. So Jennifer took her some money and the boyfriend followed her. When Jennifer got to the motel room, the man followed her in and shot her right there dead and then dragged her friend and the child out. So her parents wanted her portrait put up there. They must have told other folks, because before I knew it other people came and said, “I know you, you painted [Jennifer] up there. Could you paint my son, Troy.” So now it’s got like ten kids here, all killed by gang violence in Denver. So the mural took on a new meaning that we hadn’t anticipated. Almost all these kids in here are real people. I put in my granddaughters and their little friends from elementary school. Like more than twenty-five kids from around the schools are in that mural.

The conspiracy theorists have interpreted it in the most naive way, I could say, like they think I advocate war and all these horrible stories.

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Who knows exactly what the artist is saying here. But there is no way he isn’t pushing some kind of a agenda or making a statement.

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I didn’t know Sherlock Holmes posted on the OT