September 29, 2010
Corey Black- The World Is A Ghetto
September 28, 2010
T.A.G POETRY | OIL CRISIS EXHIBIT | HOW I DREAM OF YOU EXHIBIT
October approaches and a lot of good things are underway. I'm excited about the things happening in my world and if you get the chance, check out some of these events that are created to lift your spirits and raise awareness to the things effecting the world we live in.
The "aha" moment for Katherine Bish was seeing an AP wirephoto of an oil-covered pelican in the Gulf of Mexico in the aftermath of the BP oil spill.
Motivated by her empathy for the animals and wondering how human beings would... look and feel if they were affected in the same way by this ecological disaster, Bish, a St. Louis food photographer, went into her studio. With the help of like-minded friends and acquaintances, she created a series of black and white photographs of humans covered with chocolate syrup to simulate the oil.
To further raise public awareness and to raise money to help the animal rescue, Bish arranged an exhibit of many of these photographs to be held at the Mad Art Gallery in St. Louis October 1st through October 31st. Profits from the admission fees will be donated to one or more of charities working in the Gulf from the Saint Louis Better Business Bureau's approved "Wise Giving Alliance" list.
Later, the exhibit will be posted on Bish's web site, www.oilcrisisproject.org along with the BBB's 'Wise Giving Alliance " list to encourage others to donate.
As word spread about Bish's photographs, the local Fox and NBC affiliated TV stations sent crews to document the project. She’s received reports that other photographers have set out to duplicate her process and images to raise awareness.
The Mad Art Gallery, a former St Louis City police station at the corner of 12th and Lynch Street in the Soulard neighborhood near the Anheuser-Busch brewery, will host Bish's exhibit with an opening night reception on Friday October 1st from 7 to 11pm. The cost of admission is a $10 donation. Music will be provided by The Dave Stone Trio and Violinist Tony Morales. Food and beverages will be provided by some of St. Louis’ most charitable establishments including The Pasta House Company and Atomic Cowboy. The event will be hosted by J. Kim Tucci, owner of the Pasta House Company.
Katherine Bish has been a professional photographer for 10 years. After moving to Saint Louis in 2002, she specialized in food photography along with her photojournalism, travel and wedding photography. Her clients include St Louis Magazine, The St. Post-Dispatch and The Pasta House Company Restaurants.
Images from the exhibit are available for publication in conjunction with any articles about the exhibit, and Mrs. Bish will be glad to be interviewed.
October 2, 2010- How I Dream Of You - Photographic Exhibit of Natural Beauty
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Come join photographer Lance Omar Thurman and artist Everett E. Johnson celebrate their beautifully combined work titled "How I Dream of You". This exhibit portrays the beauty and essence of African American women and their natural hair. Soundtrack provided by DJ Nappy Needles.
Admission is free. Complimentary champagne will be served.
1308 Washington Avenue (between Lucas Park Grill & Lola)
September 30,2010- T.A.G Poetry "To Acknowledge Greatness" Presents: Charisma Blue, Corey Black, Logik, Fior and Robert Dillard! 2533 S.Jefferson & Gravois. Show starts @8pm. $5 cover *FREE* if u spit $10 for party of (3). Art by:MicahYourArtist and the Live band!
October 1, 2010- Oil Crisis Project Exhibition
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St. Louis professional photographer, Katherine Bish, exhibits photos to raise public awareness of the ecological damage of the BP oil spill. Money raised will help charities working with the harmed animals.
The "aha" moment for Katherine Bish was seeing an AP wirephoto of an oil-covered pelican in the Gulf of Mexico in the aftermath of the BP oil spill.
Motivated by her empathy for the animals and wondering how human beings would... look and feel if they were affected in the same way by this ecological disaster, Bish, a St. Louis food photographer, went into her studio. With the help of like-minded friends and acquaintances, she created a series of black and white photographs of humans covered with chocolate syrup to simulate the oil.
To further raise public awareness and to raise money to help the animal rescue, Bish arranged an exhibit of many of these photographs to be held at the Mad Art Gallery in St. Louis October 1st through October 31st. Profits from the admission fees will be donated to one or more of charities working in the Gulf from the Saint Louis Better Business Bureau's approved "Wise Giving Alliance" list.
Later, the exhibit will be posted on Bish's web site, www.oilcrisisproject.org along with the BBB's 'Wise Giving Alliance " list to encourage others to donate.
As word spread about Bish's photographs, the local Fox and NBC affiliated TV stations sent crews to document the project. She’s received reports that other photographers have set out to duplicate her process and images to raise awareness.
The Mad Art Gallery, a former St Louis City police station at the corner of 12th and Lynch Street in the Soulard neighborhood near the Anheuser-Busch brewery, will host Bish's exhibit with an opening night reception on Friday October 1st from 7 to 11pm. The cost of admission is a $10 donation. Music will be provided by The Dave Stone Trio and Violinist Tony Morales. Food and beverages will be provided by some of St. Louis’ most charitable establishments including The Pasta House Company and Atomic Cowboy. The event will be hosted by J. Kim Tucci, owner of the Pasta House Company.
Katherine Bish has been a professional photographer for 10 years. After moving to Saint Louis in 2002, she specialized in food photography along with her photojournalism, travel and wedding photography. Her clients include St Louis Magazine, The St. Post-Dispatch and The Pasta House Company Restaurants.
Images from the exhibit are available for publication in conjunction with any articles about the exhibit, and Mrs. Bish will be glad to be interviewed.
October 2, 2010- How I Dream Of You - Photographic Exhibit of Natural Beauty
Click here to RSVP
Come join photographer Lance Omar Thurman and artist Everett E. Johnson celebrate their beautifully combined work titled "How I Dream of You". This exhibit portrays the beauty and essence of African American women and their natural hair. Soundtrack provided by DJ Nappy Needles.
Admission is free. Complimentary champagne will be served.
1308 Washington Avenue (between Lucas Park Grill & Lola)
September 27, 2010
Operation: Uplift The People
Today I want us to come together let people know that we are proud to be who we are and we will not tolerate being categorized as what they think we should be. Power to the people. The Revolution will be uploaded.
I'm looking for 200 volunteers to help me. The only requirement is that you have access to facebook or twitter. At exactly 10:00am(cst) on September 27, 2010, update your status: I'm black and I'm proud, or tweet: #ImBlackImProud
September 26, 2010
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