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The Color of Solomon (1895)The future of new media requires commonality understanding that history is always going to be part of a developing process. New media is looking at the future with a positive growth and successful process. Understanding that growing with helpful technologies helps users develop the mind.Perspective of New Media http://www.renimuseum.orgTransatlantic Slave Trade Podcasthttps://the-stories-of-us-8e23fb.webflow.io/journal-entries/relentless Cotton photography and my bloghttps://the-stories-of-us-8e23fb.webflow.io/journal-entries/the-dissonance-of-cotton

The future of new media requires commonality understanding that history is always going to be part of a developing process. New media is looking at the future with a positive growth and successful process. Understanding that growing with helpful technologies helps users develop the mind.Perspective of New Media http://www.renimuseum.orgTransatlantic Slave Trade Podcasthttps://the-stories-of-us-8e23fb.webflow.io/journal-entries/relentless Cotton photography and my bloghttps://the-stories-of-us-8e23fb.webflow.io/journal-entries/the-dissonance-of-cotton

The future of new media requires commonality understanding that history is always going to be part of a developing process. New media is looking at the future with a positive growth and successful process. Understanding that growing with helpful technologies helps users develop the mind.Perspective of New Media http://www.renimuseum.orgTransatlantic Slave Trade Podcasthttps://the-stories-of-us-8e23fb.webflow.io/journal-entries/relentless Cotton photography and my bloghttps://the-stories-of-us-8e23fb.webflow.io/journal-entries/the-dissonance-of-cotton

The future of new media requires commonality understanding that history is always going to be part of a developing process. New media is looking at the future with a positive growth and successful process. Understanding that growing with helpful technologies helps users develop the mind.Perspective of New Media http://www.renimuseum.orgTransatlantic Slave Trade Podcasthttps://the-stories-of-us-8e23fb.webflow.io/journal-entries/relentless Cotton photography and my bloghttps://the-stories-of-us-8e23fb.webflow.io/journal-entries/the-dissonance-of-cotton

Marc Chagall was a Russian-French artist of Belarusian Jewish origin. An early modernist, he was associated with several major artistic styles and created works in a wide range of artistic formats, including painting, drawings, book illustrations, stained glass, stage sets, ceramic tapestries and fine art prints.

Dada or Dadaism was an art movement of the European avant-garde in the early 20th century, with early centers in Zürich, Switzerland, at the Cabaret Voltaire; New York Dada began circa 1915, and after 1920 Dada flourished in Paris.