hi jeremy!
as american too (south american, actualy brazilian... yes, american
too) i would say that funds for arts here is
hahahahahahhaehaheahhaehaeha... hahaha a joke...
we also make everything from our pockets...!
bu is always good to share opinions and knowledges with people that
have funds! of course!
by the way, the pictures of submidialogia 3, our last feestival, are
already online! you all should check!
http://flickr.com/search/?q=submidialogia&m=tags
and http://flickr.com/search/?q=submidialogia3&m=tags
thi9s last festival we could set up with 2500 US dolars... for food,
house, buses, sound
no matter who is getting support and who is not. what matter is who shares.
and i can bet that you can have many more options in this part of
america than us here in this other part of america.
"hoje estou feliz, matei o presidente!"
best from the tropics,
r
On Dec 19, 2007 11:28 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ahhh..I see
>
> I was thinking in terms of how it is here in the U.S. Sadly, the funding
> for the arts is quite bleak here compared to in Europe. I have seen this
> first hand and with friends here and overseas who are also artists.
>
> The idea of decontextualizing the net is very interesting especially here
> with more and more spying on citizens and requests to use user records to
> spy on us thanks to the current administration.
>
> I humbly and respectfully withdraw the naive tag. I was just seeing it
> from the perspective of an artist in America.
>
> I have had to self fund every work I have done and all the conferences I
> have gone to.
>
> best,
>
> Jeremy
>
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