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  • Fun linner Fun linner

    • From: dgd_media
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      Having a little fun with radio show liners

    • 6 months ago
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  • 4'x8' slam 4'x8' slam

    • From: john_essmaker
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    • 8 months ago
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  • March 26th, The Dinner Party March 26th, The Dinner Party

    • From: FearNoART
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      Enjoy the highlights from the March 26th Dinner Party with host Elysabeth Alfano.  Guest include blues musician Billy Branch, Museum of Contemporary Art Curator, Naomi Beckwith, Poetry Slam Founder, Marc Smith and Three Aces Executive Chef, Matt Troost.

    • 1 year ago
    • Views: 43

  • March 26 Dinner Party March 26 Dinner Party

  • The Dinner Party: February 27t The Dinner Party: February 27th

    • From: FearNoART
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      If you missed the February 27th Dinner Party, you missed a good one! Second City Director and Lead Guitarist of the Uptown Sound, Billy Bungeroth, talked about creative highs and lows, choreographer and artistic Director of Luna Negra, Gustavo Ramirez Sansano talked about dance taking over when words fall short and JC Brooks talked about love gone wrong! Chef Anthony Martin of Tru Restaurant showed off his sketches that take him from creative idea to plate.  Enjoy this highlights reel.

      Don’t miss out again!  Get tix for the March 26th Dinner Party. The line-up is Curator of the MCA, Naomi Beckwith, Living Blues Legend, Billy Branch, Poet and Founder of the Poetry Slam Marc Smith, with chef Matt Troost of Three Aces and Performance Painter Stacy Bowie and Violinist Edith Yokely return as our openers!

      

    • 1 year ago
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  • The Dinner Party: Feb. 27 High The Dinner Party: Feb. 27 Highlights Reel

    • From: FearNoART
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      If you missed the February 27th Dinner Party, you missed a good one! Second City Director and Lead Guitarist of the Uptown Sound, Billy Bungeroth, talked about creative highs and lows, choreographer and artistic Director of Luna Negra, Gustavo Ramirez Sansano talked about dance taking over when words fall short and JC Brooks talked about love gone wrong! Chef Anthony Martin of Tru showed off his sketches that take him from creative idea to plate, and Performance Painter Stacy Bowie and Violinist Edith Yokely kicked things off.

      Don’t miss out again!  Get tix for the March 26th Dinner Party. The line-up is Curator of the MCA, Naomi Beckwith, Living Blues Legend, Billy Branch, Poet and Founder of the Poetry Slam Marc Smith, with chef Matt Troost of Three Aces and Performance Painter Stacy Bowie and Violinist Edith Yokely return as our openers!

      

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    • 1 year ago
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  • Sharpie Art Slam! Sound Table Sharpie Art Slam! Sound Table - Atlanta

    • From: Conceptus5
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      The crowd was pumped for the Sharpie Art Slam Competition! Two teams squared off to win $$$ and bragging rights! Great crowd and awesome sponsors...thanks Digital Atlanta, Creative Loafing - Atlanta, Sweet Water Brewery, and SHARPIE!

    • 2 years ago
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  • Sharpie Art Slam! Sound Table Sharpie Art Slam! Sound Table - Atlanta

    • From: Conceptus5
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      11/9/2011 Art competition between two teams...here I am laying down the FIRE for my Phoenix creation! $500 prize for winning team...and bag of assorted SHARPIE art materials! LOTS of energy, good people, dance music and great artists!

    • 2 years ago
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  • Sharpie Art Slam! Sound Table Sharpie Art Slam! Sound Table - Atlanta

    • From: Conceptus5
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      Friends, Artisans, and Countrymen...hear ye, hear ye! Some fellow artists and I were chosen to do a sharpie art slam competition between two groups...here is Oliver, Jai, Kwanza Hall - Fulton County Counsilman, Atlanta, Kyle, and myself Shellton Tremble bka Conceptus....it all went down 11/9/2011! Check out www.sharpie.com....thanks to Digital Atlanta, Creative Loafing Magazine - Atlanta, Sweat Water Brewery, and the folks at SHARPIE Corporate for all the FUN!

      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyeV1RBrQQE

    • 2 years ago
    • Views: 101
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  • Re: OccupyIndy - Photos by Dak Re: OccupyIndy - Photos by Dakota Orr

    • From: MarkSeanOrr
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      MIKES...with all due respect...you can't possibly speak as to what the Occupy Wall Street movement is about because you don't know what it is about. How do I know that? Because they don't have any clearly defined ideas yet. Currently they are as diverse as the tea party. There are "members" at both ends of the political spectrum. No one knows how the movement feels as an entity yet because, as Cheryl pointed out...they are not unified yet in their agenda.

      Bill O'Reilly attempted to define

    • 2 years ago
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  • Re: exploitation at it's worst Re: exploitation at it's worst

    • From: katzphoto
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      Hey Mark, I respect your opinion but I have to disagree with your examples.  First the titanic.  No one has taken actual photos of those peoples demise and drawn on them to make a point.  I have to say that I have always agreed with this guys RIGHT to Draw wings on dead peoples actual photos and call them angels and honoring them.  Yes, yes ,yes he has the right.  I have the right to say that it was in my opinion a tastless thing to do.  My opinion. And just because someone

    • 2 years ago
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  • Grand Rapids or Bust Grand Rapids or Bust

    • From: cathib9
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      A friends mother's second marriage yielded quite a jump in income.  A treck to Grand Rapids Michigan was necessary to visit her C. P. A...  I was invited to go along on this little adventure.  It wasn't until after this event that I discovered why I was invited and not one of her many other friends.

       

      It was close to the event when I received the call.  She rang me up on Wednesday and we would leave on Friday.  The plan was to go early, see her C.P.A. and spend the rest of the weekend at a nice hotel.  We would go on a shopping spree, etc...  It sounded nice.  So unlike her to be nice in this way.

       

      Friday morning came.  With great anticipation, I climbed into the car totally unaware of her driving record for the past 10 years.  It was scary as a child to ride with her.  But, one thinks a person mellows with age.  Not necessarily, as I soon found out.

       

      While flying down the express way at about 90 miles per hour she discovers that she has missed her turn off.  Now most rational people would have gone to the next exit and turned around.  The operative word her being RATIONAL.  Remember, this vehicle is moving at about 90 when she decided to slam on the breaks, swerve from the right lane to the left.  WITHOUT checking for traffic.  She spotted a gravel turn around:

      FOR POLICE USE ONLY

      her ticket to the other side of the express way.  We went flying on gravel.  Fish tailing almost out of control across this very short piece of land, flew up onto the express way going into the traffic.  And of course, not looking for the on coming traffic we spead into the right lane.  I thought she spotted Dalmations!

       

      We are now heading back for the correct exit.  A ride with the Blue Angles would have been mild compared to this.  Needless to say, I was speechless for about 20 minutes.

      Supper that evening was just as eventful. This person was always on her girls about table settings, the proper way to serve a seven course meal.  Jackie O would have been proud.  I never gave it a thought when she decided to order spaghetti.  I should have guessed something was amiss when she asked the waitress to bring extra napkins.

       

      When the food arrived, she stuffed one of the many napkins under her chin into her blouse.  The, with great vigor, she went at her meal like Custer's last stand.  By the time it was all said and done, she had spaghetti lines all over her face.   I can't say that I have ever seen anything quite like it.

       

      What an increadable trip that was.  What a funny lady she was.  I have to say, the trip home was just as event full!  I can honestly say that was the last adventure I had with her.

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    • 2 years ago
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  • Re: What Would You Do? Re: What Would You Do?

    • From: scottjones
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      I hear what you're saying, Kenny, and I agree. Keeping a healthy perspective on the marketing end of the deal is really important and not always so easy to do. We've got a lady in our Coop who can barely keep enough product on hand. Of course, she's retired and has time not only to work our brick and mortar, but loads her stuff up and travels to shows all over California during the summer.

      She's a glass artist, which is a slam dunk. People love the beauty of colored glass and for good reason.

    • 2 years ago
    • Views: 114
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  • Poetry Slam Founder, Marc Smit Poetry Slam Founder, Marc Smith, on Fear No ART

    • From: FearNoART
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      Join host Elysabeth Alfano of Fear No Art at the legendary Green Mill in Chicago and go behind the scenes with performance poet, construction worker and Poetry Slam founder, Marc Smith.

    • 2 years ago
    • Views: 192

  • Arts Ed Podcast Glenis Redmo Arts Ed Podcast Glenis Redmond

    • From: Educators
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      Ovation TV's Arts Ed Podcast Series

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      Welcome to Ovation TV's Arts Education podcast series with Dr. Amy Shimshon-Santo. The series shares inspirational perspectives on teaching and learning through the arts from policy makers, teaching artists, arts specialists, youth, and families.  

       

       

       

      Up Close with Glenis Redmond (Teaching Artist Feature)

      Inspired by the National Poetry Month, we are pleased to share the visionary work of poet, performer, and educator Glenis Redmond. In this podcast, Redmond speaks freely about creativity and healing, reflective teaching, and what it means to be a "Front Line Artist."

      Glenis Redmond

       

      Glenis Redmond, Biography

      Glenis Redmond, a native of Greenville, South Carolina. She lives in North Carolina amongst the Cherokee Mountains. A seasoned teaching artist, she has taught and performed poetry throughout the United States and abroad. She has been a Kennedy Center Teaching Artist for 7 years. Redmond is a Cave Canem Fellow and received numerous awards including: a North Carolina Literary Fellowship from the NC Arts Council, a Carrie McCray Literary Award, and a study scholarship to the Atlantic Center for the Arts. She was the 1997 and 1998 Southeast Regional Individual Poetry Slam Champion, and placed in the top ten for the National Individual Slam Championship in 1996 and 1997. She serves as a trustee on the North Carolina Humanities Council. Redmond completed her MFA in Poetry at Warren Wilson College, and her undergraduate degree in psychology at Erskine College. Her latest book of poetry is titled Under the Sun published by Main Street Rag. Her work has also appeared in the Courtland Review and Borderline, among others. A dynamic performer and public speaker, she is represented by www.loydartists.com. Learn more about Glenis Redmond at her web site www.glenisredmond.com.


      Click here to view Redmond's presentation at TEDxAsheville

      

      

    • 2 years ago
    • Views: 646

  • GET INVOLVED! GET INVOLVED!

    • From: johnlysle
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      thank you cheryl, but this does relate to the arts on a level i've explained already. some of the people who like to remind me that this is an arts site and arts only topics should be posted will cheerfully take part in another posting that is in no way arts related by any stretch without ever bringing that up. there's a word for that floating around in the back of my mind for that somewhere. oh well it'll come to me.

      "people who live in glass houses had best not scream and slam doors" john lysle

    • 2 years ago
    • Views: 86
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  • Brother Rob Brother Rob

    • From: SofianKhan
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      A story of two Floridians on opposite sides of a pressing issue in America....  Pastor Terry Jones is determined to prove what he sees as the inherent evil of Islam.  Robert Stackhouse, a southern white truck driver and Muslim convert, struggles to understand why his religion is coming under fire.

    • 2 years ago
    • Views: 422

  • Re: Is There Art or Not? – Som Re: Is There Art or Not? – Something That Might Benefit Most Members?

    • From: Cheryl
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      See, it's this kind of discussion that gets me in trouble.

      I didn't read anywhere that Marion said a piece of art can't be weighed and judged to be good or bad. 

      I read his statements twice through, and got the impression that he was discussing whether something could be judged to be art or not. 

      Those are two different topics, if I'm not mistaken. Or maybe I just can't read and comprehend any more.

      Plus I read a lot from Marion about a person learning as m

    • 2 years ago
    • Views: 105
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  • Re: Street Art Market collapsi Re: Street Art Market collapsing?

    • From: MarkSeanOrr
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      I think a lot of critcs have the atitude "If mainstream art lovers, ie uneducated masses, like it...it must not be great art". They can't put themselves in the same category with the mainstream....God forbid.  So they pick out obscure, strange or unique (even if it's not great) art to praise and slam the rest.

      Or.... the artists (or gallery owners) they praise are friends of theirs and they have an agenda to promote them.

      I also agree that in some cases there is some jealou

    • 2 years ago
    • Views: 95
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