YourPR has posted a new item, 'JimbobPR'

This week’s episode of YourPR is titled JimbobPR and is produced by Jimbob Peltaire. Here are a few words from Jimbob on the episode that kicks off the YourPR New Year:

check out our new collaboration blog...

http://whackular.blogspot.com/

Jeff

Hello, everyone on AMP! HAPPY NEW YEAR!
I just joined here since yesterday.
I'm a biology student. I like art and art creation.
I draw with Photoshop, I'm writing a story, and I'm also trying to sing by myself.
I wish I can do better on art through joining here, and through your helps!

Here let me put some of my links here:
my personal blog is Fairy Aria: http://my.opera.com/Kiyoshi/
I also have a special column on science, art, and culture. Siren Tale: http://my.opera.com/sirentale/
all my picture works are here. Coven Prism: http://my.opera.com/fairyaria/albums
and I'm writing a story. Harmonie des Himmelreich: http://sites.google.com/a/fairyaria.co.cc/soraniwa/

Binaural U.S. Tour 2009
Lectures | Workshops | Concerts
January, 21st ­ February, 17th 2009
http://www.binauralmedia.org

Binaural is a Portuguese media arts collective that promotes the exploration
and research in sound, visual and new media arts, focusing on the crossing
of media and languages and on the articulation between artistic production
and the surrounding context, particularly through its activities in the
rural space of Nodar.

Binaural runs Nodar Artist Residency Center, located in an ancestral rural
mountain community of northern Portugal. Through an annual program of
residencies, are organized and produced the development of media arts
projects from international artists, followed by public presentations in the

Happy Holidays one and all!

Jeff

Vol. 5, Issue 18 of The Poetry Victims is now online.

Featuring Art by Pierre Francillon and Poetry by Jan Oscar Hansen.

http://thepoetryvictimsvol5.blogspot.com

Enjoy!

Jeff

This also was posted on the Art4Development listserv. I love reading about the intersection of art and environmental action.

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Eco Sculpture Points Way to Improving Air Quality in Cities

DUNDEE.- A new `eco' sculpture was unveiled in Dundee, by award-
winning artists Dalziel + Scullion. Catalyst, the life-size model of
a car, weighing 13.6 tonnes, has been cast in a remarkable form of
concrete that converts the airborne pollutants caused by traffic into
oxygen and nitrates, and can thereby reduce atmospheric toxins. "The
material was originally developed for use on pavements in congested
urban areas to improve air quality," says Matthew Dalziel, one half
of the artistic partnership, which is based at the University of

The below letter is from the Art4Development listserv. I really like the work they're doing - art-related with a progressive focus on 3rd-world countries. If you're interested in hearing more, read below, and have a look at their website - http://www.art4development.net.

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Season's Greetings and UgandART!

Dear Art4Development.Net eCommunity Friends:

As we approach the New Year we would like to take a moment to thank
those of you who have continuously supported Arts for Global
Development in achieving its mission. Thank you indeed!

Those of you who have not yet had the time for "making the arts work"
to create a positive change - this holiday season we encourage you to
consider unique and meaningful art works as presents for your

YourPR has posted a new item, 'JamesDPR'

This week’s episode, JamesDPR, is produced by James D’Albora out of San Jose, California. Here are a few words of intro from James:

“I’m James D’Albora, and I produced this weeks episode of YourPR. It’s called JamesDPR. I had a lot of fun with things like:

*An interview with independent filmmaker, producer, comedian, livin’ life to the fullest kind of guy…Joe Gatto.
www.myspace.com/thetenderloinsnyc
*Funny interludes with Riki Kalil and Ned Buskirk
*Greenbeam bringing environmental education to kids with the help of Eric Hart + Greenbeam’s first song!!!
*Almost getting my ass kicked outside the Lube Room Saloon
*Playing sick nasty beats from my friend Matthias Reiling. www.myspace.com/matthiasreiling

Hello all I have an online shop on Zazzle and would appreciate it if you would take the time to browse and view products. If you see something you like, shop as well. However, views do help with rating products in the market place. So, if you get a few spare moments check it out for me.

Thank you

Missy

http://www.zazzle.com/missmissylue*