My sister sent this to me…its hillarious…
Try this soon, before Google fixes its site!
1) Go to Google.com;
2) type in (but don’t hit return): “weapons of mass destruction”;
3) Hit the “I’m feeling lucky” button, instead of the normal “Google search” button;
4) read what appears to be a normal error message carefully.
“The Absolut – LA International Biennial Art Invitational 2003 celebrates its Ten-Year anniversary this summer. with international art exhibitions, panel discussions and related events from July 9th through August 16th, 2003.”
Check out the schedule of events.
My friend Seema Kapur informed me of an event at Crazy Space tonight. Check it out…
Crazy Space, in conjunction with Highways Performance Space and Artist
Network Refuse & Resist, is proud to present:
DOWN TO IT is an exhibition of performance, video, film and product and part
of WIDE AWAKE, an alternative independence day celebration to take place
throughout July 5, beginning at 3 o’clock. The reception for DOWN TO IT opens Saturday, July 5, 8:00-10:30PM.
In DOWN TO IT, six young artists react against oppressive governmental and corporate structures that dictate mainstream cultural values. Using video and film, performance and product, the artists invite the viewer to question and elaborate on his or her own position in the current era of dissent. In her video “Sheep” SONI KUM, an artist of North Korean heritage raised in Japan, faces her ineffectuality here in the “home of the brave.” Intervening in Wal-Mart consumer culture, MATT LUCERO reclaims and reorganizes public space in his treatment of mass marketed graffiti shirts. SEEMA KAPUR’s horrifically blonde film projection shot at 800 fps reminds us of the cruel pressures of being “other.” Her collaborative work with HARUKO TANAKA turns INS marital packets into humorous tools for resistance and survival. EVELYN SERRANO reinvestigates the experience of homelessness under Castro’s Cuba and YANIRA CARTAGENA’s mixed media installation offers both a critique and reexamination of US political narratives that oppose living reality and the experience ofmarginalized populations.
WHERE: Crazy Space
18th Street Arts Complex
1629 18th St., #2
Santa Monica, CA 90404
One block north of Olympic, near Bergamot Station
WHEN: July 5, 2003, 8:00-10:30PM
INFORMATION ABOUT DOWN TO IT: (310) 829-9789
ADMISSION TO CRAZY SPACE: Free
FOR INFORMATION ABOUT WIDE AWAKE: (310) 315.1459
It seems the US government is screwed. Read the CNN article about the forged CIA documents. Did Iraq ever have weapons of mass destruction?
Let’s try this again…something’s wrong with the blog.
Today I received the most disturbing email from an old high school friend. I can’t believe people are actually boycotting the new stamp (which isn’t even that new) honoring a Muslim holiday.
Today I received the most disturbing email from an old high school friend. I can’t believe people are boycotting the new stamp (which isn’t even that new) honoring a Muslim Holiday.
Also we will head to Mario’s Furniture to check out two video installations by Annetta Kapon and Jacob Melchi.
Yes J. I’ve been meaning to get to the new peres projects since I missed the opening reception. I’ll report back when I do…
The Office is pleased to present Michele Jaquis in “is this something i even want?”
The artwork included in this exhibition is a combination of multimedia work exploring the relationships between one’s parents, particularly with absentee fathers. This work has been made over the past few years as the artist has been reestablishing a relationship with her own father after a sixteen-year separation.
is this something i even want? opens with a reception for the artists on May 24th from 6 to 9 p.m. and extends through June 20th at The Office located at 5122 Bolsa Ave. Suite #110 in Huntington Beach, CA. Space hours are Tuesday through Friday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. For further information call 714-767-5861. Hope to see you there!
I just updated the Projects section: my family is a new work in progress that requests your participation.
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