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Click
on the Image to See the Video and Submit Artwork
posted
March 3, 2003
February
22-28 to be posted
March 10, 2003
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“Any
war, before you have exhausted all possible peaceful means,
is immoral!”
—
Bishop Desmond Tutu, Nobel Peace Prize Winner
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“Well,
the male of this family of flies has very large genitalia
that look like a big ball and chain affair.”
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“The
official North Korean myth says he was born in Korea, on
a mountain, with a swallow speaking in a human voice announcing
the arrival of a general who would one day rule the world.”
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Bruce Morton |
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“First
of all, you know, size of protests, it’s like deciding,
well, I’m gonna decide policy based upon a focus group.”
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President George W. Bush
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“Oh
yes, and I have to say, stash away the duct tape —
don’t use it — stash it away, and that pre-measured
plastic sheeting for future — and I emphasize future
— use.”
—
Tom Ridge, Secretary of Homeland Security
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“I
don’t have $50 million.... I don’t have $50,000.”
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Joe Millionaire |
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“Donald
Rumsfeld in December 1983 went to Baghdad, met with Saddam
Hussein, and was largely responsible for the restoration
of diplomatic ties between the U.S. and Saddam which ushered
in a period of the U.S. sending weapons to Saddam Hussein.”
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A
Standing Call For Artists to Restore
The Currency of Imagination in America
Each
day for the year 2003, a line taped and selected from non-fiction television
will serve as the collective point of departure for artists of all types
to comment on the dilution of truth and the disintegration of our culture.
Poets,
writers, visual artists, musicians, performance artists, filmmakers,
and anyone else with the desire to creatively address one or more of
the 365 topics are encouraged to submit work for possible collaboration,
publication, exhibition, or performance.
more
about The 365 Project
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