Here's a new class proposal that may interest you (a sort of sequel to "All About UFOs"). "Hey, Mr. Spaceman: the alien presence in pop music" http://la.thepublicschool.org/class/1388
Here's a new class proposal that may interest you (a sort of sequel to "All About UFOs"). "Hey, Mr. Spaceman: the alien presence in pop music" http://la.thepublicschool.org/class/1388
The class will listen to a variety of pop songs about UFO's, spacemen and life on other planets. We will discus the music, lyrics and social context. One meeting.
Discuss the need for community members to assist in the beautification of problem community sites.
Discuss the legalities of "gardening" on public land.
Discuss positive examples in LA and other communities.
Hands on creation of "Seed bombs", or other take-home ideas for guerilla gardening, etc.
This will be a two session course.
The first meeting will uncover history / background of gardening interventions, we will try to understand "What is Guerrilla Gardening?" and discuss how to find a location, what's legal what's not, etc.
A reminder. Tonight at 7 pm we will hold the second of our two classes on Guerrilla Gardening. Mr Stamen & Roly Poly will talk about gathering volunteers, tools, plants and the logistics of starting a garden. There will also be a hands-on workshop to create 'seed bombs.' Hope to see you all there!
Theory and practice of ARV. Find lost objects, predict future events, market movements and more, using this simple method. Remote viewing (RV) is a form of extra-sensory perception (ESP), wherein the viewer gathers information on a target hidden from the physical perception of the viewer or separated from the viewer by some distance. Associative Remote Viewing is a variation of the foregoing wherein the viewer remote views hidden targets associated with a future events or multiple locations. AVR thereby removes much of the guesswork from remote viewing. Basic drawing skills helpful.
Three 2 hour classes.
I just want to encourage everyone to keep practicing their remote viewing. Even once a day will help and around 7pm is usually the best time to do it. Really. http://davisanddavis.org/rv/ -Scott
Here is a new class that you may be interested in. Beyond MyFace: Social Networking for Artists, Musicians and Young Winos http://la.thepublicschool.org/class/1282
A panel of experts will discuss their successes (and failures) in social networking for finding jobs, shows, gigs, friendship and more. How to work the room, the phone and the internet
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Panelists:
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Karen Atkinson believes that networking is for artists one of the primary and most necessary tools for creating a successful career. Networking encompasses not only social networking sites on the web, but a wide range of networking strategies. Karen will explore these strategies and point you to a variety of resources both old school as well as stretching traditional strategies. Karen has a long record of exhibition and project experience. She has been teaching at CalArts since 1988, founded Side Street Projects and has an artist run company for artists called Getting Your Sh*t Together. You can read GYST's professional practices blog at www.gyst-ink.com. GYST also provides services to artists, has software and a new teaching manual for teaching professional practices.
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Dan Kimpel is the author of five best selling entertainment industry books including Networking Strategies for the New Music Business. As a visiting faculty member for five years at Sir Paul McCartney’s Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA) in the UK, Dan developed a curriculum for networking in a professional business environment. Currently a faculty member at Musicians Institute in Hollywood, California, Dan lectures on networking and personal presentation skills at conferences and seminars worldwide. Who you know, what you know and who knows you: Dan presents a “Kimpelling” case for the power of the personal presentation.
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Jesse Porter is the founder and president of the Young Winos, an LA-based wine organization for the 30-and-under crowd. About ten months ago, Jesse and his partners launched www.youngwinos.com, a social network on the Ning platform, which now boasts 1000 twenty-something members nationwide. The network is designed to allow members to organize off-line wine meetings in local chapters around the country.
A sommelier would give advice on great wine selections readily availible at local stores for $10 or less. An in-house tasting would also take place.
From the teacher:
The $10 Sommelier will introduce students to the techniques involved with finding great wines for $10 or less. The course will cover the current trends within the wine industry that allow customers to find value wines of greater diversity than ever before. We'll touch on the world's best value regions, unique and obscure grape varietals, and how to take a savvy approach to restaurant wine lists.
$10 Sommelier is a go for Thursday night @ 7 pm! If you haven't been to The Public School before, please visit http://telic.info/about.html for map & directions. See you there!
The Marvell SheevaPlug is a tiny, energy-efficient computer, the size of a "wall wart." The class would learn how to program for the device and brainstorm new uses for it.
"Creation Science" and "Intelligent Design" for non-believers. What is it and why do so many of our elected officials actively espouse it?
The true nature of luck and how to make your own. A self-help course for artists and others.
"Of course I believe in luck. How otherwise to explain the success of some people you detest?" -Jean Cocteau
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Date: Wednesday, August 13 from 7:00-10:00pm
Location: TELIC Arts Exchange
Teacher: X
Learn to channel passing spirits and astral project whenever and wherever.