“Live To Change Something Through Art” Artist Talk
Event: Coup d’etat Arts’ Artist Talk
Theme: “Live To Change Something Through Art”
Date/Time: Saturday, January 23rd, 2010 2pm – 4pm. (Free Admission)
Location: Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation: Skylight Gallery
1368 Fulton St, 3rd Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11216
Guest Moderator: Malik Yoba
Panelist:
SeeOne
Alice Mizrachi (YOUnity)
Alzo Slade
Stephanie Land
Suncadm Bey
Dahkil Hausif (sunshowah films)
Kanene Holder (VONY)
Rueben King
Overview of the Discussion:
This discussion panel will focus on the artists featured in the exhibition, who are all Brooklyn based, and art organizations that promote artistic development of the community, as we will attempt to go deeper into the theme of the exhibition and explore the artists’ creative process. The purpose of the panel is to discuss how artists can use their creative talents to inspire change: socially, politically, community, and personally. What effect does art have on the community? Why should we encourage art in the public school systems and in the inner-city?
About the “Live to Change Something Through Art” Exhibit:
This exhibit features work that is reflective of the current Brooklyn arts movement and underscores Coup d’etat’s thought-provoking brand principle, “Live to Change Something.” Highlighting a multicultural collective of artists across several disciplines, the exhibition encompasses painting, photography, and sculpture.
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By Enrico Gomez, February 7, 2010 @ 4:22 PM
Hey Guys – I reviewed your show here:
http://www.wagmag.org/reviews.php
Great Work! Look for the review on line and in-print, at art galleries all over Brooklyn. Keep my e-mail on your list! Looking forward to the next show! Thanks! -Enrico Gomez
By Daoud *Brooklyn Sheikh*, February 8, 2010 @ 4:00 AM
Thanks Enrico, great review
i really appreciated reading your take on the show and the work.
peace