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Jersey City-based country/folk artist Amy Speace (http://www.musicdish.net/amyspeace/) is presently being featured in PBS' leading series of "short-form" programming, FastFocusTV. The segment, airing nationally on more than 100 U.S. public television stations reaching over 62 million households nationwide, features an interview with the Wildflower Records singer on the former actress' emerging music career. The interview is interspersed with live clips from Amy's performance at Mo Pitkins in NYC this past December.

Amy's PBS video can be seen at the following sites:
* Fast Focus - http://www.fastfocus.tv/

If you guys know any high school seniors interested please share this.

Let's get the word out!

Do you know any Black Males who are Senior's in high school who want to go to college for FREE. The black colleges are looking for future Black Male Teachers and will send them to Universities/Colleges
FOUR (4) YEARS FREE THIS IS FOR MALES ONLY.

1. Have parents fill out this application.
2. Read the Mission Statement. There are Ten (10) different
South Carolina Colleges or Universities:

Benedict College
http://www.callmemi

MusicDish CEO and founder Eric de Fontenay has been invited to present his seminar "Are You Ready To Innovate in the Digital Marketplace?" at "Knock Knock - The Future Of Music," a conference presented by Innovation Lab and Danish Rock Council in Aarhus, Denmark. The conference, held on May 31st, will open the SPOT Festival presenting close to one hundred of the most fascinating Danish and Nordic bands and artists. The SPOT Festival attracts approximately 800 international representatives of the music business, record companies,publishers, bookers, organizers, media etc. The conference will be webcasted for free at www.innovationlab.dk/uk

tank.tv

Fresh Moves: New Moving Images From The UK
a DVD of film and video art presented by tank.tv

The appearance of Fresh Moves is a unique event making artists' moving images, some of which are rarely seen, available beyond the conventional context of art exhibitions and fleeting lives online. The project is the result of tank.tv's continuous collaboration and exchange with artists, institutions and independent curators which has made it the inimitable platform for moving image practice that it is today.

Showcasing new moving image work since 2003, tank.tv presents its first DVD anthology. This collection contains 24 film and video pieces by 24 UK based artists, each around three minutes long, and reflects the creativity, innovation and wide variety of subject matter for which www.tank.tv has become known and respected. It also includes five new, specially commissioned interviews pieces between feted curators and artists.

Do we really need Art?

This question came to me as a result of two separate conversations with two different people. One believes that without art civilization will die, and another one believes that after all we don’t really need art!

The reason to post something like this is simply to open up a dialogue between artists and share others' views. Hopefully we will all learn something from this.

What do you think? Do we need Art? Why?

Add your comment!

Farzad

3RD ANNUAL QUEER WOMEN OF COLOR FILM FESTIVAL
Presented by Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project
(QWOCMAP)

June 8 to 10, 2007
Brava Theater, SF

32 brand new films burst on screen in 4 film programs
that paint the vivid, provocative, and kaleidoscopic
stories of queer women of color. From the luminous
romance between two queer Asian women to the
dynamic portraits of immigrant Latina lesbians to the
vibrant humor of Black lesbians translating slang,
these films infuse our lives with hilarity and hope.

SCREENINGS ARE FREE!!!

Tickets for Special Events available at:

http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/16051

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This is a new play I was working on? Does anyone think it is good enought to be submitted to a play festival? If not, any critiques? Thanks!

Hello all artists,
Does anyone know of any acting opportunities for non-Equity actors in Saint Louis, MO? Or any sites to check out? Thanks!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Rx0MOpbAOvo