art and music
Gender EDGE Performance Event
Gender EDGE performance event
Banned in the DOC Closing Exhibit
Art Reception & Trash Y Booty tag sale
All Day Saturday, February 26
The A-Space
Strauss Group Revises Website as Hummus Boycott Campaigns Spread to Campuses
Strauss Group, the Israeli company that co-owns the Sabra Hummus brand, softened language on its website relating to its support of the Israeli Defense Force elite unit, the Golani Brigade. The Jerusalem Post reported last week that Strauss support for Golani had been deleted entirely from its English site (but kept up in Hebrew) in response to pressure from the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) Movement (http://www.jpost.com/International/Article.aspx?id=195963). This stirred up a maelstrom of controversy for Strauss, with boycott threats from Zionists in and out of Israel, furious that Israel’s second largest food and beverage company would bow to the global BDS movement.
Theory and Practice in Lockdown
A review of Defying The Tomb: Selected Prison Writings and Art of Kevin “Rashid” Johnson Featuring Exchanges with an Outlaw
(Kerspledebeb 2010)
“Like the scene at my emergence from the womb, I fought like hell, defying the tomb.”
This work collects correspondence and articles by two politicized inmates incarcerated at the time in the Virginia state system, one of whom (Kevin “Rashid” Johnson), remains in Red Onion State Prison under extremely repressive conditions.
2nd Thursday Festival of Old & New
Join us at The A-Space, 4722 Baltimore Ave in West Philly on Thursday, October 14th to celebrate the old and the new
5pm Make Something Old into Something New at the Trashy Booty Dollar Stroll. Come say hello to Tim and check out his trashy booty during the Baltimore Ave Dollar Stroll. He’ll have lots of old things that can become new to you for just $1
5pm-7ish Something Old, Something New Take this opportunity to check out the amazing art of Matthew Green—his Something Old, Something New show closes on Oct 17th, and you don’t want to miss it!
Dirty Lady Time
Do you ever get tired of listening to the barrage of constant male voices on the radio? Sure men dominate everything but isn't is supposed to be “girly” to be in a band and sing? Two local women are doing their best to battle this injustice, every Sunday on Voltaradio.com at 1pm.
Community radio in West Philly
an interview with Renee McBride-Williams, interim station manager
What is WPEB?
WPEB stands for West Philadelphia Educational Broadcasting. It's a community radio station and its intention is to educate and to bridge the voices of West Philadelphia, so that we have a clearer understanding of people's specific purpose and help to represent their voice and their concerns. Also, we're open for volunteerism—people to come in and work with one another, and hopefully we can achieve a greater understanding of the place we live in and the people around us.
Craft Fair
The Philadelphia Crafter's Collective group is having a Crafts fair on January 30th. 2010 from 10 am to 4 pm
Jeff Mach's What Sharp Teeth June 12, 8pm
Friday, June 12, 8pm
The A-Space 4722 Baltimore Ave
Philly, PA 19143
Jeff Mach's "What Sharp Teeth"
With special opening performance by The Velocitators,
www.myspace.com/velocitators.
