Vancouver artist, Dina Goldstein, took some brilliant photos about how fairytales really end.
Please check out her site and take a look at her fabulous work.
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Imagining gender equality in the fantasy world
Vancouver artist, Dina Goldstein, took some brilliant photos about how fairytales really end.
Please check out her site and take a look at her fabulous work.
Margot, how about an apology and referral to Dina’s web site on the City Brights blog? It’s unfair to use any artist’s work without attribution; how about if you at least use your platform to give a shout out to Dina’s work?
Here’s the link to my apology to Dina Goldstein, the artist, on SF Gate. I wish after receiving the mass email, I had been able to find her name or site on the net. I hope it’s all more accesible now and sorry for the confusion to all. I hope her works get a larger platform from these links.
Margot
This is a fabulous series. The Little Mermaid as sushi is hilarious!
Jennifer,
The sushi is not part of Dina’s work. She is not happy that it was included and also understandably not happy that I did not credit her.
I searched the internet and saw the photos in other places, but was unable to find the source. Nonetheless, I should’ve located it or not put them up.
Margot
The artist name is Dina Goldstein. A brilliant artist.
ALSO
What’s with the sushi shot…that is NOT part of my series!!! and insulting that it was added to my work.
Dina Goldstein
Dina Goldstein is the artiste your looking for 🙂
This outstanding work is by Vancouver Photographer Dina Goldstein.
http://www.dinagoldstein.com
http://www.fallenprincesses.com
Margo,
I see that you have used my pictures on your site.
Please remove them asap. They are copy written and not available to ANYONE.
Next time you find photos that you would like to include on your site…perhaps you can contact the artist and get permission.
Also credit them.
Dina
Dina,
Very sorry for not crediting your work. I was unable to find the source, only the photos when I did a search. The photos I initially recieved in an email and the emailer did not know where they came from. The post is changed and now just links to your site. Thank you for making such great art.
Margot
Great work – who is artist – surely not Margot?
I don’t know who the artist is??? If anyone does, please let me know!
Thanks,
Margot