[van-announce] MayWorks call OUut! to artisans!

[reach for justice]

On Tue, 20 Apr 2004 20:33:00 -0700, "reach for justice"
<fairworldorder at fastmail.fm> said:
 {I eM Release}
 MAYWORKS ART EVENT ~ theme.. .a celebration of  working class culture
 
 To get people started�‚—some questions:
 Who DOES benefit from your efforts of work and do you have say in that
 matter?
 -you work..sometimes you get money, perhaps at times satisfaction,
 sometimes nothing in return.. ok so far?
 
 Does the way you interact with others, whether celebrating, getting your
 food, working out housing needs, activating social rights, grieving or
 gardening or creating something, make the way you are required to build
 a
 tolerable life possible for you? Do you expect future generations to?
                                                  Would these be things
                                                  that matter to you.
 What would bring you to aware of what is limiting choice and voice?
 
 SUBJECT OF INDEPENDENT MEDIA RELEASE: Mayworks street/park event 
 MAY FIRST and SECOND
 MAYWORKS 2004�‚Â…a celebration of labour history: CALL OUT TO
 ARTISTS
 and artisans                         Saturday in the park may first 10ay
 em to 4 pee em
 meeting at 1163 commercial drive by britannia centre at Napier, suite 3
 this is also the rain location 
 AND Sunday on the sidewalk in front of 1163 (P.Th.) 11am �‚–
 4ish
 
 **WE acknowledge that the site is not entirely wheelchair designed and
 accessible, and this is something that will be duly arranged for next
 year. For this year, everything will be outside unless it rains which
 means this event is mostly wheelchair accessible.**
 
 Artist is responsible for their artwork for the duration of the exhibit,
 so why don�‚Â’t you just stay for a while or the whole time
 so that you�‚Â’re
 accessible to the public as a part of your piece(s).. have
 conversations,
 hac a sac.. you could just stand there with your art or have a friend
 hold it or bring along some type of easle if you want, perhaps this way
 your art can stand on its own.
 
 If you want to store you artwork overnight at the Purple Thistle(1163-3)
 call and talk it over first
 
 Questions..604 6823 269 x7771 or email cornucooperative at fastmail.fm
 Make an artwork expressing some of your inner passion and ideation of
 labour or the working class culture, oppression, etcetera and haul it
 along to MayWorks art event
 
 Through this gathering maybe, we can collectively contribute a little in
 a concrete way towards making a world where we can all, notwithstanding
 our irreducible contradictions, thrrive [not a typo]  
 
 thanks for the time you may be about to spend, struggle... eS'topher
 Raal
-- 
"perfection is not creative, conformity isn't either.  nor is routine. 
creativity asks us, in fact to change the way we live our life, to turn
away from the 'normal' way of doing things and instead express our
individuality", SO "if you're looking at the opposite of creativity, it
is probably control.  if you want to be more creative you have to take
more risks.  i think that's what inhibits most people" 

reach, well beyond your present grasp to achieve social justice
changes..it's imperative, [eh]
  fairworldorder at fastmail.fm

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