A documentary short about the Arts of Life collective in Chicago where developmentally disabled adults get paid to produce art. These are people who previously were ignored or marginalized in traditional programs for disabled people. Visit http://www.artsoflife.org/. “Established in 2000, the Arts of Life is an artistic community that provides adults with developmental disabilities an environment to experience personal growth.”
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Today we discuss photography:
Cartier-Bresson exhibition at The Art Institute of Chicago
painter Bonnard’s influence on photography
William Eggleston
Nan Goldin
Robert Lowell
Zoe Strauss
Topics today include:
Boil on Ass
Bombing Syria
Troy Davis Death Row
Jerry Lewis Homophobia
Even Alaska Hates Palin
UN Calls American Cities Africa
Bienal De Sao Paulo
South American/Latin American Art
The Void
Olga Viso’s Important Artists
Cildo Meireles
Ana Mendita
Jesus Rafeal Soto
Guillermo Kuitca
The Whitney
Unseen Mendieta
Graciela Iturbide
Hasselblad Award
Miami Art Museum
Beatriz Milhazes
Vote Obama!
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Topics today include:
New Solar Material
Palin Hates Gays (Newsflash!)
Neocon Shill Judy Miller Gets New Gig Prior to Eternal Damnation in Hell
Karl Marx vs. Ayn Rand
Dems Don’t be Cocky!
The Refuge Show at NortHstar
Tiny Art
What Does Art Want?
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A short video journal about my love of ninjas.
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This is the very RARE lesbian version of the critically acclaimed Thus Spake Grizelda #1.
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Ceven plays Grizelda in this one.
We made this in 2001. There are several films in the Thus Spake Grizlda series. This is the first one.
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Heather Marie Vernon performs a piece about something at JFab’s screening party some time ago. Heather, you’ll recall, was the fetus in “Lesbians on Acid, AKA Les Beans”
EXPLICIT: Graphic Violence and Nudity.nNot for children under any circumstances.
Part 7 of 8 is chilling, and one of the most macabre taboos in this movie. Don’t say I didn’t warn you. (lorez iPod version)
CLICK HERE to watch the short I made in 1999 about water set to Philip Glass’ music from Einstein on the Beach. Eric Rice’s video post about the same subject inspired me to repost it.
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