Philly's giant game piece art installation 'Your Move' has been removed
No more skateboarding on dominoes or lounging in a wheelbarrow from Monopoly. No more playing among bingo chips or pawn pieces from chess and Sorry.
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No more skateboarding on dominoes or lounging in a wheelbarrow from Monopoly. No more playing among bingo chips or pawn pieces from chess and Sorry.
Cannabis marketing firms, magic foie gras and specialized business accelerators? The green rush has arrived.
The local outpost of the Occupy movement, the wide-ranging, peaceful uprising turned tent city, has made fine use of the social web for connecting groups
A critique by the Facing Reality Collective in Philadelphia of the 'revolutionary left' and the 'ultraleft'.
else. Perhaps a lot of bands learned that lesson and chose to keep their liberal (or conservative) leanings to themselves. Or maybe we just live in an era less given to public radicalism than the one the Baby Boomers came of age in. All of this is by way of saying that I miss the days when artists were more willing to lead the charge in the culture wars. And in this context, I’m even more compelled when a band does lay its sense of social justice on the line. Yes, there are artists out there who care about a fair society – I just wish they were the rule, not the exception.