🏷️ art

What is up with the increased drama between the two festivals? These signs located at elmwood and allen, way after the allen town art festival but just before you reach the allentown west festival are so douchey and just make me hate the Allentown Art Festival.

To be fair I was only there on a hunt for fried artichokes hearts, which I never found. We literally ran the entirety of both festivals on the quest for them. I hope I didn't miss it

GENDER ACROSS BORDERS: ARTS, ACTION, ACTIVISM SYMPOSIUM
APRIL 12-13, 2012 BUFFALO, NY
For more information and to register: genderin.buffalo.edu/GAB

The UB Gender Institute cordially invites you to attend the 2012 Gender Across Borders Symposium: Arts, Action, Activism. Taking place the evening of Thursday, April 12th and throughout the day and evening of Friday, April 13th, this interdisciplinary symposium is free and open to the public and will bring together artists, scholars, and activists to explore the intersections of feminism, gender, activism, and artistic practice.

The symposium opens Thursday evening with a screening of rare films and a panel on Women, Media Access, and Film & Video Activism. Friday’s schedule features two panels: Feminism & Visual Protest Culture and Gender & Digital Activism, and Occupy Lunch, an interlude of installations, performances, and workshops with artists and activists. Closing the event will be a Cabaret of performances including music, spoken word, and theater.

The full schedule ::READ PDF:: is also available at our website:
Although the symposium is a free event, we do request pre-registration. To reserve lunch, please register by Thursday, April 5.

We are accepting applications to participate in Occupy Lunch through March 26th.

If you have questions about the symposium, please email us at artsactionactivism@gmail.com

I texted this to @mike to see what he was up to tonight. I can't wait for St. Patricks day though I will miss @james. It always reminds me of him.

The met had so much awesome furniture. @matthew would have loved it.

Across from MOMA PS1 there is a massive graffitti zone. There is already a Whitney tribute.

I didn't love it like the met but it was interesting. Part of it was that we went when it was free and a madhouse.

I had seen many of the peices before which also made it not as exciting and I'm not a huge fan of paintings in general.

I definately prefer design amd art with more of a physical purpose. Say architecture, furniture, clothing etc. That beind said I really liked the picture if the men fighting.

This is not a very good representation of what went down.

Messing up type in stone seems so permanent. Especially if its a war monument and its the name of the country. Would you take it off your CV?

I really wanted this hat but it was $225.

How cute are these? My great aunt made them for our garden. Hopefully Basra doesn't attack them.