AMP: Artists' Meeting Place and Resource Collective

Spelling does not matter when the words 'def uh niche en' applies.

Mathematically adding facts up to a specific scenario as colors of paint...
What do we have here?

Artistically configuring a few ideas of what the 'real' picture is...is... well... ridiculous.

What the fuck is this?

My senses are interpreting the sign language of the bodies involved and the vibe is clearly saying something profound, but facts are scarce and my mind is too tired to run with Assumption.

'What the fuck?'...

Meditation is necessary.

Tired of bland, formulaic, generic music? Looking for
something different? Well, look no further! Come
check out...

WHAT: The Fuxedos, miRthkon, and Fuzzy Cousins at the
Starry Plough!

WHEN: Friday, March 23. Fuzzy Cousins hit the stage
at 9:30 pm, The Fuxedos at 10:45, and miRthkon at
midnight.

WHERE: The Starry Plough, 3101 Shattuck Ave. (a few
blocks south of Ashby), Berkeley, CA 94705. (510) 841-2082
http://starryploughpub.com/

HOW MUCH: A paltry $7.

WHAT ELSE: Fuxshitup!

http://www.myspace.com/thefuxedos
http://www.myspace.com/mirthkon
http://www.myspace.com/fuzzycousins

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

WHAT: Chamber Music Santa Monica presents a concert of classical, romantic and original works for violin, piano and voice, featuring violinist Mika Krstic, pianist Cody Gillette, soprano Joy Weiser.

WHEN: Saturday, March 31st, 2007 at 3:00 pm

WHERE: The Martin Luther King Jr Auditorium at the New Santa Monica Main Library, 601 Santa Monica Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90401, between 6th and 7th Streets, parking available at library parking structure on 7th St.

ADMISSION: Free to the public

CONTACT INFO: Florence Canicave: flocanicave@hotmail.com Ph: 310-486-2314 web info: http://homepage.mac.com/codigi1/Concert_Info/Personal182.html

Spontaneous Encounter
A Tribute to the Santa Monica College Art Mentor Program
Upstairs at the Market Art Gallery / 1057 South San Pedro Street / Downtown Los Angeles Ca 90015

Opening Reception Friday, March 30, 6 pm to 9 pm
Showings by appointments only, until April 15th

This Group Show will feature all artists who are alumni from the Year 2005 of the Santa Monica College Art Mentor Program:
Udeni Dharmapala, James Andrew Klein, Marc Hirsch, Jennifer Romero, Florence Canicave, Anita Faye Korngute, Linda Larson, C Francisco Martinez
And others to be announced...

Driving Directions:

The compost dyed silk seems to have inspired me. Here is another postcard with this silk as a background. I also dyed the silk threads used in the embroidery.

Hey everyone! Most of the time I'm just Steve, an professional yo-yo performer. (No, seriously.) But my wife and I have gotten really fed up with all the rhetoric and fact-bending that is going on with the US occupation of Iraq, and the impending invasion of Iran. It's just gotten completely out of control, and we've decided to try and do something about it.

So we are launching a flyer/sticker campaign...sort of the antithesis of the yellow ribbons...you know, the ones made in China, and sold for a hefty profit that never filters down to the soldiers or their families? Yeah, those. Our image is stronger, our image actually means something, and our image is free for everyone to distribute as they wish.

http://www.lakamouraska.blogspot.com/

greetings.

i have had my own art / culture / politics blog for a few years now,
and i thought i would post the url here. most aesthetic concerns are
specifically related to photography, as that is what i do....

http://www.herzco.com/blog-nosub.php

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It has been quite a spell since I last posted on AMP. Well, chalk it up to: 1) fruitless slave-driving job for ungrateful non-profit; 2) frenetic slave-driving labor of love with unprofitable publication; 3) frustrating slave-driving troubleshooting of "fekakta" computers and Web site.

The good news is: ungrateful non-profit is no more for me; labor of love managed to produce a bigger and better issue of "Adventures for the Average Woman" (Check it out at www.ideagems.com ; computers and Web sites are restored -- hooray!

The bad news is: unemployment is once again unenjoyment; with the crash came the loss of all my graphic novels, "Cube Ghouls" included. Guess it's back to the drawing board.

The Poetry Archive's mission is to make poetry accessible. As well as listing poems and poets on the site and allowing people to read them, it also includes audio samples where available. These include a fascinating recording of Robert Browning forgetting the words to his own poem, 'How They Brought the Good News from Ghent to Aix'.

www.poetryarchive.org