AMP: Artists' Meeting Place and Resource Collective

I discovered this sign by coincidence. It was for me huge joy. Thus I photographed it directly. It shows the direction for all AMP interested. It aroused beautiful memories also into me. Like for example the AMPsterdam meeting 2007. Henk my host has me very friendly and forestalling received on this day. All people were very peaceful and amiable humans. The meeting in the evening was a success for all present ones. She pleased me totally. I miss a same meeting in next time. AMP is simply familiar and well organized. Terri best thanks!

Losing rhythm is the deepest tragedy available on the market today, because you can never, ever, get it back. Once the beat is missed, everything else is all imitation. And when the music stops, you better grab a chair.

10% inspiration, 90% perspiration. Someday I hope to be successful (or even fake successful) so that I can start giving seminars on how to "make it", because I'll relish the opportunity to speak this phrase, which has been echoing inside me for almost a year now: "Having good work helps, but it's really a lot less important compared to how you present it and who you present it to. And luck. It's less important than luck. Or how physically attractive you are, or what your name sounds like when people say it out loud, or what your parents did for a living."

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Just yesterday...

I stumbled upon a work of art that left me breathless. My heart raced, my palms started sweating. I wished for time to stop forever in that moment of perfect bliss. I wished to never have to look away.

Today...

I am still exhausted by it.

Jeff

September 4th – September 25th 2008 Limerick Printmakers Studio & Gallery

Enda O’Donoghue was born in Limerick, Ireland and has been living in Berlin since 2002. Originally O’Donoghue studied computer programming before he turned to a career in visual art. After completing his degree in fine art painting at the Limerick School of Art and Design, he went on to do a Masters in Interactive Media at the University of Limerick. He then stayed on at UL to work with the Interactive Design Centre and teach on the Interactive Media course.

Vol 5, Issue 8 is now online.

Featuring art by Carol Radsprecher
and poetry by Christopher Kuhl.

http://thepoetryvictimsvol5.blogspot.com

Enjoy!

ZZ

I am currently working on "CABÁN GIRLS 2009" ~
a calendar of 12 monthly flavors of original "cheesecake" and pinup paintings!

www.CABÁNGIRLS.com

Enjoy!

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I've always been a big Bob Dylan fan, but this song has really struck a cord in me for some reason.

I only listen to it about 50 times a day lately!

Check it out...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5uKHa9Gmks

as always,
Jeff

You may view the latest episode of
NedPR, titled MarkPR II, at http://www.nedpr.org/2008/markpr-ii

Some words from MarkSitko on his new show ::::

First - my apologies for the delay - I set NedPR back half a week and Ned is a little testy about it - this is only written at his request - like you even knew NedPR comes out every other Sunday - all I care about is you kicking back and enjoying the show…

Uke Tunes - Ian Merrigan and Karinne Kiethley (fancystitchmachine.org)
Poetry - Amber West
Audio Piece - Brett Beyer
Interviews - Ice Factory Interns ‘08
Photograph - Big Sur Burning

Listen to MarkPR II, get inspired and share your own world by producing an episode... Just imagine it: [YOUR NAME HERE] PR