AMP: Artists' Meeting Place and Resource Collective

YourPR has posted 'DesPR'

Hey,

Tune in to DesPR to hear a discussion about women.

Hear from Lindsey Pollaczeck from Direct Relief International about her recent trips to Liberia and Tanzania and what it means to be a woman in Africa.

Get inspired by Ani DiFranco.

Connect with Melissa Lyons, Executive Director of the Women in Leadership and Development Association (WILDA!), and learn about opportunities that exist for single moms in the U.S to get back on their feet.

If you want to help improve health services for women and children through Direct Relief or just learn more about their activities, check out their website at www.DirectRelief.org.

YourPR has posted 'DesPR'

Hey,

Tune in to DesPR to hear a discussion about women.

Hear from Lindsey Pollaczeck from Direct Relief International about her recent trips to Liberia and Tanzania and what it means to be a woman in Africa.

Get inspired by Ani DiFranco.

Connect with Melissa Lyons, Executive Director of the Women in Leadership and Development Association (WILDA!), and learn about opportunities that exist for single moms in the U.S to get back on their feet.

If you want to help improve health services for women and children through Direct Relief or just learn more about their activities, check out their website at www.DirectRelief.org.

A THOUSAND YEARS (+ 10) OF SKIES AND CLOUDS IN ART, 1000-2000

I seek fellow members of the Artists' Meeting Place and Resource Collective to collaborate with me on an interesting art project I call One Thousand Years of Clouds: a one-of-a-kind webpage, and later a print poster, that will be a 1,000-year matrix, covering the years 1000-to-1999, of sequential year-dated squares in which appear beautiful full-color images of sky and clouds from artworks created in those years -- details from paintings as well as (especially for the earlier years of the second millennium) illuminated manuscripts, stained-glass windows, and tapestries.

Participating Project in Making Worlds,
53rd International Art Exhibition -
La Biennale di Venezia

Xu Tan
Keywords School • Venice
Recruitment Notice

deadline: 31st May

http://www.xutan-keywords.com

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Keywords School at Venice: Recruitment Notice

New show written and produced by Howard Seth Cohen, directed by Lauren Oppelt
LOS ANGELES, CA, JUNE 2009

SONGSALIVE! SHOWCASES:

CALL FOR ARTISTS!

Songsalive Showcases around the world are looking for artists for summer showcases.

The following chapters are looking for you!

New York / Los Angeles (North Hollywood) (West Hollywood) / Sydney / Scandanavia / Orange County / Seattle / Grass Valley

You have to be a Songsalive! member to apply.

To join Songsalive go to:

www.songsalive.org/join

To apply go to:

www.songsalive.org/showcases

Login and read the criteria and then send it in. We will get back to you right away.

Check out our Chapter pages for details:

www.songsalive.org/chapters

Join our email list and discussion groups at www.songsalive.org/community.

"International Day of the Videoart"

One consciousness involves the creation of a culture. And this is made by
means of a process. If we wish it, the videoart can be consolidated like
one of the most important artistic expressions of our days. It's only
necessary the desire of hundreds of persons around the world.

We'll celebrate the "International Day of the Videoart", next 22th of
June. It's an initiative of Optica Festival. From here, we invite you to
take part of this event with your friends or individually, there where
you're.

Our goal is that the greater number of people celebrates and/or values the
importance of the audiovisual culture, during this day.

It's a question of making a photo of you or a group of people, and to send

A blog posted on the Huffington Post:

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Can Artists Save The World?
by Julia Moulden

A photograph of me circa 1977 hangs over my desk. It was taken by Toni Beatty, an American photographer I met when we shared adjoining villas and a garden in Tepotzlan, Mexico.

"Why didn't you include artists in your book?" she wrote in an email after reading We Are the New Radicals. My reply was honest -- it hadn't occurred to me. But, as you might imagine, I've been collecting examples ever since, and will write about arts and social change soon.