Taking a new direction. Together stand whoo they came together for National Kick butts day, a day to raise awareness about the negative effects tobacco has on the teenage body. Students showed paintings, made posters, and did all kinds of communityservice projects. Its a tar jar. Its basically a years worth of tar from one pack a day of smoking cigarettes. This is how much tar will be in your lung. The plastic box is a bunch of cigarette butts, and what were showing is that cigarette butts are a huge problem, especially in parks. Theyre theyre extremely bad for the environment, and people litter them all the time, and so those are some of the the butts that we picked up at our local park. Those teens are trying to have Tobacco Products banned from public parks by getting their local government to pass legislation. I think young people are great. The group i was speaking to in particular has been in front of our city council in my city, uh, numerous times to talk about issues, and for t
The material conditions of being an artist in New York have a direct impact on the aesthetics and considerations taken in the studio and within an artist’s practice. While the return of the influence of Arte Povera and the prominence of post-studio practices can both can be attributed to ideological and conceptual decisions or to new “structures of feeling” in Raymond Williams’s terms, they can also be translated and defined through the prices of lumber, rising studio costs, and the commuting culture created through the gig economy.