Archive for September, 2014
Naomi Klein & Kate Orff at Columbia
Kate Orff at Columbia’s “Planning for Climate Change”
With the imperative of Climate Change radical action is required immediately, including re-thinking design.
Victoria Estok & Steve Lambert Show that Cops Believe in Climate Justice
Victoria Estok with NYPD for Climate Justice
Steve Lambert Posing with Police for Climate Justice
The People’s Climate March Warm Up at La Casita Verde
The People’s Climate March “Warm Up” at La Casita Verde – come and make posters for the march!
Come out Saturday to the green space at Division and Bedford, Brooklyn – La Casita Verde – for a fun afternoon of poster making for Sunday’s People’s Climate March. 1-4pm Saturday, September 20th at 451 Bedford.
COMPUTER VIRUS CATALOG by Bas van de Poel
IMPLANT rendered by Karborn
This image is from “COMPUTER VIRUS CATALOG An illustrated guide to the worst viruses in computer history” founded and curated by Bas van de Poel. Submit more, grow the catalog!
EXCESS at Artspace
EXCESS at Farmers Market New Haven
EXCESS at Artspace
Rescued food meal at Artspace, New Haven
Final Day of EXCESS NYC at Artspace, New Haven
EXCESS NYC at Artspace, New Haven, CT
Tomorrow Brooke and I will be riding the food rescue and compost bike around New Haven collecting food for the final event of “Vagaries of the Commons.” Big thanks to curator Sarah Fritchey for lining up participating restaurants and vendors giving us food that would otherwise be thrown away!
New Audio for “a geography of being | una geografia de ser”
New audio for “a geography of being | una geografia de ser” click the image to play
Level 2 from “a geography of being | una geografia de ser” click the image to play
“a geography of being | una geografia de ser” click the image to play
On Transmitting Ideology at El Museo del Barrio
On Transmitting Ideology
11 radio guns from “On Transmitting Ideology” will be on view as part of the exhibition “PLAYING WITH FIRE: Political Interventions, Dissident Acts, and Mischievous Actions” curated by Nicolás Dumit Estévez at El Museo del Barrio from September 6, 2014 – January 3, 2015.
The installation presents eleven wooden guns outfitted with radios broadcasting declarations on freedom and transformation in our society. The broadcast is an audio montage composed from snippets and portions of speeches by Calvin Coolidge, Reagan, Obama, MLK, Enoch Powell, Malcolm X, MacArthur, George Wallace (former governor of Alabama), Barry Goldwater, William F. Buckley and Noam Chomsky – speeches that have helped define contemporary conservative vs liberal ideology. The audio montage is available online: http://ambriente.com/ideology/
Installing “On Transmitting Ideology” at El Museo’s Carmen Ana Unanue gallery, September 3rd, 2014