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VJane nikita invited me over to that tek party. this piece of tape typo was my personal "thank you".
(the original image was pitch black so i had to photoshop the hell out of it.)
here you can see a bit of her visuals that night:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVC87paHh4o&feature=youtu.be
but beware: rrrruff music!
not all pictures are shiny and pretty. sometimes they are gritty and pink ~grin~
scavchal #13. Alphabet soup: your subject must be a noun beginning with "Po..."
ur amazingly talented students, showcased their creativity recently in an exclusive Creative Arts Exhibition.
Identidade Visual desenvolvida para o músico Otávio Santos em parceria com os designers Arthur Schreinert e Alexandre Vaz. Antes o músico não possuia nenhuma formalidade ao se apresentar e vender seus serviços. Neste projeto criamos sua assinatura, cartão pessoal, CD demo e toda papelaria incluindo material didático.
Projeto final em Dezembro de 2008.
En el Museo de Artes Visuales (MAVI), se dio inicio al Simposio Internacional de Protección del Diseño “Diseñando el Futuro”, organizado por INAPI y la Organización Mundial de Propiedad Intelectual (OMPI).
Durante dos días, el Simposio reunirá a destacados especialistas nacionales e internacionales vinculados al mundo del diseño y la propiedad intelectual, quienes profundizarán en la importancia del diseño para la innovación y el emprendimiento en un contexto globalizado.
Los objetivos son difundir la importancia y beneficios de la protección del diseño por medio de la propiedad intelectual, además de constituir un espacio de interacción y acercamiento con los principales actores vinculados a la materia.
Confronting the Canadian genocide: the anniversary of the Mount Polley tailings toxic spill in the Cariboo region, the largest in British Columbia history: Unceded xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) territories, Monday, August 1, 2016.
"Secwepemc peoples are calling on all to come and stand with us in resistance against mining and the provincial government's decision to re-issue a full permit for Mount Polley. Indigenous Peoples are at the forefront of the impacts and consequences of climate change. The root of climate change in Canada is the continuing genocide of Indigenous Peoples, that is, the continuation of destructive and dangerous resource extractive projects approved by the Provincial and Federal governments that have no legal jurisdiction to do so. We find ourselves in a state of urgency and crisis. The continuing violations of the rights and responsibilities of Indigenous Peoples by industries not appropriately regulated, regularly causing environmental damage and destruction, and most importantly, that do not have consent by Indigenous Peoples will not be tolerated!”
The event included presentations on resistance to Imperial Metals Mount Polley mine and broader mining justice struggles. The presenters included:
Cecilia Point (Musqueam), Kanahus Manuel (Secwepemc Women's Warrior Society), Grand Chief Stewart Phillip (Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs), Sacheen and Crow (Ancestral Pride), Sam Nock (Cree-Metis poet), Ricardo Segovia (hydrogeologist), Harjap Grewal (Council of Canadians) and Rita Wong (updates on Site C and Unist'ot'en Camp).