AMP connects artists and behind-the-scenes collaborators of all genres, including musicians, painters, performance artists, writers, dancers, and many more, with resources, opportunities, and personal connections. Many AMPers also provide free temporary lodging for other members. With thousands of members in 86 countries, AMP enthusiastically and energetically builds bridges between artists, audiences, and producers through our website, as well as at AMP-hosted parties and multimedia events worldwide. AMP is free to join. The only 'cost' is your energy and enthusiasm in building a global artistic community and helping fellow artists.
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YellowShirtFace; pen, ink, watercolor; Oct 2007

YellowShirtFace; pen, ink, watercolor; Oct 2007

Ballpoint pen

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TinaOppenheimer'sWingsMyBod, VeryShopped,Twisted2:pen,inkwatercolor,Phoshp;nove 2008

TinaOppenheimer'sWingsMyBod, VeryShopped,Twisted2:pen,inkwatercolor,Phoshp;nove 2008

TinaOppenheimer (AMPster) wings, mybod Twisted in phoshop; other wing game pics on this site

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TinaOppenheimer'sWingsMyBod, VeryShopped,Twisted1:pen,inkwatercolor,Phoshp, Nov 2008

TinaOppenheimer'sWingsMyBod, VeryShopped,Twisted1:pen,inkwatercolor,Phoshp, Nov 2008

TinaOppenheimer's wings, my bod, phoshop; others in the game on this AMP site

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Bewegung / Movement

Bewegung

Ja es gibt sie. Die Bewegung!

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Cool Thing Going on in Paris Right Now

Opening In Paris
Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin/Madrid
New cinema and contemporary art

In Paris: Nov. 28 - Dec. 7, 2008

Centre Pompidou | Jeu de Paume national museum | Paris-Villette Theatre |
and other key locations

http://www.art-action.org

After Madrid in May and Berlin in July, the 17th Rencontres Internationales will create during 10 days, from November 28th to December 7th, a space of discovery and reflection between new cinema and contemporary art, a circulation between different spots in the city: at the Centre Pompidou, at Jeu de Paume national museum, at Paris-Villette Theatre, at New Latina Theater, at Goethe Institute, at Cervantes Institute, at Canadian Cultural Center, at Swedish Cultural Center and at Finnish Institute.

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Brand Library Art Galleries (Los Angeles area) - Call for Artist Submissions (deadline January 31)

The Brand Library Art Galleries is now accepting submissions from
artists, artist groups and curators for exhibitions to be scheduled in
2010.

The mission of the Brand Library Art Galleries is to offer visitors a
professional gallery experience by showcasing works of established and
emerging artists from California-particularly from Southern
California-that educate, enlighten, challenge, and enrich people's
lives.

Original work in all media will be considered.

Submissions will be accepted between November 1, 2008 and January 31,
2009.

For complete information and application instructions visit our website
http://www.brandlibrary.org/artist_submissions.asp.

NOTICE: Due to anticipated renovations at Brand Library the 2010

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night forest

night forest
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negation

negation
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Film & Video Open Call for Entries

FABRIK ONLINE TV ART CHANNEL

Fabrik Media Group is launching an online TV channel to showcase art-oriented film and
video works. We encourage filmmakers to submit films, documentaries, experimental
videos, flash videos, short films and music videos of all lengths.

MISSION & OBJECTIVE

Fabrik's mission is to provide a venue for artists to showcase their work to a worldwide
audience online. Each video can be voted on, and there is potential for films to be placed
in art and film festivals, DVD releases and opportunity for films to be placed on traditional
cable and TV networks worldwide.

ABOUT FABRIK

Fabrik highlights some of the most influential, creative innovators and showcases
trendsetting artists, gallery owners, interior designers and fashion designers. Fabrik

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Universities and Art

A very interesting article by Marjorie Garber.

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Higher art
Universities should become society's great patrons of the arts
By Marjorie Garber | October 5, 2008

WHEN THE SCULPTOR and pop artist Jeff Koons came to Harvard
University's Carpenter Center last semester for an advertised
lecture, the hall where he spoke was jammed to overflowing, and
people had to be turned away at the door. When Spanish cinema
director Pedro Almod€ ¦óvar spoke at Harvard a few years ago, a crowding
crisis was averted by the decision to hold the event twice. Similar
turnouts have greeted the artist Ed Ruscha and architect Maya Lin.

A decade or two ago, it might have been the celebrity philosopher
Jacques Derrida who was the big draw on campus, and before that, say,

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