Underlying image, Ad Reinhardt’s “Abstract-Painting No 4” (1961) via
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Artist John Fekner sent this work he created for World AIDS Day, which is today December 1.
For more information on what this day and how AIDS continues to impact the lives of millions of people, visit www.worldaidsday.org.
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Does anyone know who started these UC Davis-related pepper spray art pieces?
ICElab performance at BAC (Taken with instagram)
Clean Hrag (Taken with instagram)
If you’ve been following Occupy Wall Street, then you’ve heard the question a million times, and may even be asking it yourself: what are the movement’s demands? What do they hope to accomplish?
Now the “Declaration of the Occupation of NYC” created by artist Rachel Schragis is a good place to start.
The first Twitter ad (err “promoted tweet”) in my timeline is for an “app” that replaces ads on the web with Chuck Norris quotes.
Yes, Twitter is promoting the bigoted, Tea Party spokesman, WorldNetDaily columnist, Mike Huckabee loving, anti-gay Chuck Norris to me.
And yes, Twitter is advertising an advertising blocker!
And for the record, I am liberal, gay, older than 15, and sell online advertising for art sites. All things twitter should know about me so they don’t waste my time and piss me off with ads like this.
Way to go.
#twitterfail
The front page of the #OccupiedWallStreet Journal. Clean and professional web-like design.
