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Handpainted porcelain plate, inglaze, fired at 1200°C, 7.5 inch/19 cm, made by Tulip Art Projects.

Available at the New Museum Store's "pop-up shops" at Bloomingdales NY during their "Artragious Fall 2007" (Sept. 5 - Nov.6) and from Dec.1 at the new New Museum building in Soho.

Bloomingdale's and The New Museum of Contemporary Art have begun an extensive collaboration that debuts during Bloomingdale's fall art & fashion campaign "Artrageous".

On September 5, Bloomingdale's will open special shops in its two New York City stores to sell products selected from the New Museum's distinctive store. 90% of those sales will benefit the museum. These New Museum outposts will be a one-stop shop for anyone who wants to stay on top of the newest and most important books, media, periodicals and giftables from the world of contemporary art. The New Museum's Store buying team have selected approximately 80 items from their comprehensive inventory to feature in the shops, which can be found on the second floor of Bloomingdale's 59th Street flagship store as well as the Soho unit at 504 Broadway. The shops, staffed by museum personnel, will be open during all Bloomingdale's store hours and remain in place until November 6. All proceeds from the New Museum Store go directly to support the artistic programs of the New Museum of Contemporary Art, a non-profit organization.

The institution will also benefit from a silent auction of original signed designer sketches, which will be displayed in the 59th Street store during the "Artrageous" campaign. In addition, later this fall, one of Bloomingdale's Lexington Avenue windows will showcase The New Museum's new building, scheduled to open December 1.

Founded in 1977, the New Museum of Contemporary Art is the premier contemporary art museum in New York City and among the most important internationally. The Museum's program of dynamic solo exhibitions and landmark group shows defines key moments in the development of contemporary art, reflects the global nature of art today, and spans a vast array of cultural activities and media. Their magnificent new building, at 235 Bowery, designed by Sejima & Nishizawa (SANAA) will open on December 1.]]> 52.5167 13.4 Tue, 29 Apr 2008 21:20:19 +0200 33.7489 -84.3881 Tue, 24 Jun 2008 17:20:00 +0200 48.8667 2.33333 Tue, 17 Jun 2008 16:02:04 +0200 Shinya Kimura is one of the most important figures in custom motorcycles today. His influence on motorcycle styling, through his work at Zero Engineering and now [...]]]> 26.346 -98.198 Thu, 26 Jun 2008 16:05:00 +0200 45.5168 -73.6492 Thu, 24 Jan 2008 14:27:00 +0100
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Blemish: Britney Spears had a Mexican wedding.
Seriouslyomg: Madonna is looking beat!
Gabby: Jared Leto is going girl.
Wendy: Nicole Richie is sick of her baby.
GlamScene: Ryan Phillipe didn’t get out of bed for four months.
POTP: Christina Aguilera’s baby pictures.
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VIDEO: J. Frank Webster began collecting Hotdog memorabelia many years ago. Now he is known as The Willy Wonka of Meat. Go figure.]]> 34.2647 -118.522 Sun, 22 Jun 2008 23:22:56 +0200 30.4381 -84.2808 Sat, 28 Jun 2008 21:29:39 +0200 of immigration in America
–



What am I missing?� Am I far too liberal in my thinking to find
the issue of “illegals” from Mexico
utterly ridiculous? �





�Why aren’t
we insistent that America
find a way to legalize all of the men, women, children – families of Mexican descent residing in America without "papers"?� Why don’t we “Americanize” them?� Am I trippin’?



Folks
estimate that approx. 60% of non-American citizens who live in America without “papers”, are from Mexico (with
about 25% from other Latin American countries).�
12 million "undocumented" people. They are productive citizens in our community. They are our neighbors,
they care for our families, homes and grow our businesses.� They
are, in majority, God fearing, people of goodwill.� And even if they weren’t, they are human
beings that are rooted here. Just like us.�
And I use the word “us” in the broadest possible terms.� ����And from an economic perspective, American
citizens are tax payers. �The more tax
payers you have, the more money you have to fix some of the problems in this
country. �That’s the way it works.



I saw the
best cartoon – (which may offend some,� but it makes the irony of immigration no less true.)

�

Illustrates a bigger point – America
is Imperialistic with a capital “I”.� �We are a forgetful, self-serving nation.� Ask the Pilgrims! �What is our great fear?� That we will have an immigration tsunami? �







Come on.� That’s already a problem.� Why don’t we create some strategic jobs to
overhaul the immigration system into something effective? �There’s an idea. ��Our nation is just being embarrassingly
stupid about this whole situation.

�

�


LEGALIZE!!



And then
American capitalism can do what it does best – invest in Mexico’s
infrastructure to serve our greed & money hunger. �Invest in their prosperity – they are forever
linked to our land. I hear Disney in mind, “this land is my land, this land is
your land…this land was made for you and me.”�




If Mexico’s
economy grows and the country advances – so will its citizens and their quality
of life. �So ultimately there won’t be a
need for mass exodus to America
– the great country that treats them as some sort of lower life species. �It’s such bizarre behavior.�



�And shame
on the black community for not being in an uproar about it. �If I were in their shoes, I’d be hostile about
our silence too. �Shame on us. �Hip hop needs to be talking about this – in the
lyrics, in the images, in the clothes – in the lifestyle. �Resist – be defiant about it…bridge the gap in
the black-brown community.�� Let's end the minority wars.



We can do
it.



Faith, Hope
& Love,

Onward,
ever Upward,

Every Which
Way Right,





















Tricia






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January 2, 2008--After ripping up the asphalt from the walkway around the sitting wall with a bobcat, today the operatives got serious and started dismantling Washington Square fountain with crowbars and a hammer. As the tarpaulin went up, blocking the view, a few foreign visitors began to pay attention--unlike the local population--and an explanation of the goings-on seemed called for. Segment includes an image of the (so far) doomed sephora trees in full summer regalia for contrast. Other minifilms by Liza Bear on Washington Square are at http://squaringoff.blip.tv and at http://www.youtube.com/nothing official; an extensive history of the last two and half years' hearings and lawsuits is at http://preservewashingtonsquarepark; For an article about the planned rape of Washington Sq by Robert Moses in 1957http://blogs.villagevoice.com/runninscared/archives/2008/02/clip_job_the_ra.php]]> 40.7142 -74.0064 Mon, 30 Jun 2008 15:38:00 +0200 Assine O Globo e receba todo o conteúdo do jornal na sua casa]]> -22.9 -43.2333 Mon, 30 Jun 2008 14:35:50 +0200 silah konusunda keşke İsrail'le boy ölçüşebilseydik" dedi. El Muallim, Şam'da
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Edison Chiloquin considered this check to be payment for the bones of his ancestors.

Photograph Copyright 1999 by Televideos

Edison Chiloquin Holds Photocopy of a whopping $173,000.00 U.S. Government Check.

He Wouldn't Even TOUCH the Actual Ones!

Photos copyright 1999 by Televideos

Imagine you have a quarter-million dollars in government checks. Imagine that if you were

to sign just one of the checks and take the money, you would be selling out your grandfather.

You would cancel the fact that your rich heritage entitles you to ancestral forest highlands,

lakes, rivers and marshes. You would be signing what amounts to a bill-of-sale for your heritage.

The Klamath Marsh once included over ten-thousand acres of wocas. this was a bulb plant

which was harvested in the Fall and roasted. It could be made into a paste or baked as a staple

of the Klamath people.
Over Ten -Thousand Acres of Wocus

Now imagine you muster your courage and go back to the US Congress. You ask them to

rectify for you a wrong done to your people long ago. You remind Congress that it was wrong

for them to take the land in the first place.

Imagine while you are doing what you know is right, you are alone in your struggle except

for your wife and a handful of family and friends, Only the conviction for your traditional values

keeps you from giving up. You never give up. You announce that you will not give up if you have to live to be 100!

Then suddenly your wife and foremost supporter dies, leaving you truly alone in your struggle.

Edison Philmore Chiloquin Leatha Chiloquin Edison & Leatha Chiloquin

Your legal counsel, other friends, and by then, the whole world hear about your lone struggle.

You make the front page of the San Francisco Examiner. You befriend Oregon Congressman Al Ullman,

Chair of the powerful

House Ways and Means Committee.

Edison Chiloquin meets with Congressman Al Ullman. Ullman was a key sponsor of

the bill which later became law. "The Chiloquin Act" gave back to Chiloquin land which the government confiscated.

Edison Chiloquin and congressman Al Ullman, Ullman introduced legislation which gave back land to Chiloquin.

Photograph Copyright 1999 by Televideos

A special federal Congressional act is written for you. Passed by both houses, it's signed into law by "lame duck

" President Jimmy Carter. You make international headlines.

But Still Nothing Happens!

Years later, after no action occurs, it appears to you some people in a subsequent republican administration

may be actually waiting for you to die!

What would YOU do with this check?

One of the bank checks which Chiloquin refused to cash.

Your Bank checks still remain uncashed, and quibbling continues about the exact boundaries

of the land.

Some of your closest friends, who did choose to receive the government funding, turn away from you.

But some of your staunchest opponents respect you highly. Still you do what you feel in your heart is right,

build the Sacred Fire, and carry on.


Return of the Raven, is a different kind of western. Now in the 20th century the Indians are the winners! Edison

Chiloquin is the grandson of an American Indian head man, commonly referred to as a "chief" by the white man.

A living legend, Chiloquin is the first individual Native American to make the U.S. Government give back land.

And he made worldwide headlines refusing over a quarter-million dollars in government money.

In the 1950's Congress passed legislation which eliminated Indian lands and tribes throughout the country.

The action devastated Chiloquin and his people. For not only did Congress "legally" steal land from millions of

ndians, including over two-thousand Klamath, they effectively dissolved entire tribes, including the Klamath.

"RETURN OF THE RAVEN" is the true historic account of Chiloquin's ten-year battle to reclaim the land which

was once his grandfather's village. Grandfather Chiloquinas was once the head man of the Plaikini people.

The Plaikni were one of a number of distinct tribes and family groups who were later grouped together by the

White man and called "Klamath."

The Plaikini Village contains many of the landmarks Chiloquin remembers as a young man: There is Medicine Rock,

where one goes to meditate and regain the strength of his or her spirit. there are the sweat lodges where one who enters

with a clean mind can be cleansed mentally, physically and spiritually. Then there is the Profile of the Indian Chief

carved by The Creator into the rock high in the cliff above the village by centuries of erosion--wind, rain and lightning.

The story was filmed in the beautiful mountains of Oregon, and enhanced throughout with authentic traditional music.

For ten years our film crew followed Chiloquin as the U.S. government paid up to a quarter million dollars each to

other members of his tribe. True to his convictions Chiloquin refused his share of the money. "The Earth is my mother.

I cannot sell Mother Earth," he maintained. After seemingly insurmountable odds, and at times desperately in need

of money, Chiloquin never cashed his quarter-million dollar check! Instead, he brought his cause to the attention

of Congress and asked them to rectify the situation which they had created.

The Sacred Fire burns at the Plaikni Village. Tended night and day for seven years, it never went out.

--Photograph Copyright 1999 by Televideos

The Sacred Fire Burns!

At home in Oregon, Chiloquin began a vigil. He started the Sacred Fire which was tended throughout

the seasons. It burned for seven years and never once went out. Chiloquin believed the smoke from this

fire carried his hopes into the spirit world. In 1980 as one of his last official acts, President Jimmy Carter

signed into law the Chiloquin Act. Historically this became the first Congressional action which returned

land to an individual Native American.

Return of the Raven is true-- an incredibly inspiring and timeless story, thought provoking and adored

by both children and adults. It is also the perfect video to explain a century of U.S. Government and Indian

relations. The story is captured in a warm, personal approach, (unlike some programs which rely on sepia

tone photos and actors.)

The program is both entertaining and educational. It was produced with cooperation from the National

Endowment for the Humanities and the Oregon Committee for the Humanities. In addition the video was

the first place winner of the first annual Oregon Production Arts Network Film Festival.


Edison Chiloquin, standing tall among the tall Ponderosa Pine. Oil painting courtesy

Kelly LaMar. The original color painting appears in this video.


Edison Chiloquin oil painting by Kelly La Mar, Copyright by Kelly LaMar 1984, used by permission.


(Special Thanks to Website Associate Editor Robert Elder)


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