Do you attend contemporary art events? If not, what is putting you off? If yes, share why.?
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no i dont attend but would like too, i find all people intresting,most events that i have been too dont have handicap access and need too,but i think what would help is if the artist explains alittle about him or her self in the art work its self
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yes, as a matter of fact, I've been looking into starting a business with my sister, fashion jewelry, purses, ceramic art from various cultures.  The idea is there, but the actual initial step as to how...is the problem, lack of guidance...I'm interested in any info you have to offer...thanks. \n\ncontact me at cnas_dsgns at yahoo
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Wow.  The one you may be thinking of is at the SFMOMA (Museum of Modern Art, on Third Street (near Yerba Buena Gardens)  called "A Disaster in Pictures".  But keep your eyes peeled for more as April approaches...
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Do you have any demos? Have you looked around in your city for someone to collaborate with? ♫♪♫
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I found my "hidden talent" in an odd way. Didn't know I had it or was capable of it until I took up a fun night time course of painting after work to relieve stress. Now I paint miniature portraits which go on showand are bought in various countries all over the world. Go figure!
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Thanx for wishes, I love Holi, i played it many times with my friends, not this year as i am far away from all my near and dears.\nHappy "Holi"day, Festival of Colors
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no i have not. but i know that it is great fun. especially if u go for it with friends. thanks for the idea. i will plan a trip soon.
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You could put up adverts that you can make yourself in shops and local places or the bigger towns. Good time of year for that. One of my sisters used to do that and she just made her own wee posters with one of her paintings as an example and her telephone number. Try that and see.
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Define you passions and you'll know where to look.\n\n   Your interests, which should hopefully be shared by others, many of the opposite gender, are the place to begin.\n\n   Whatever you enjoy,,,and I won't give you my own version of a list,,, is where to search for others who share your interests. \n   OK I will give you one example.\n\n   Assume you enjoy ART, or want to? Assume there is an exhibit advertised you may actually want to view. Assume there will be many levels of art lovers there, some only for the free buffet and wine, others for the art.\n\n   In your range of passions, have some knowledge, in case converstation is offered or you wish to solicit.\n\n   No matter the venue, seek others, if for no other reason than to share similarities. It can happen that someone of the opposite gender will be there,,DUH,, and either you can connect, or they may?\n\n   I have nothing against going to a pub for the purpose of having a drink. I may not believe that another shares that interest, for the reasons I do.\n\n   It ain't so difficult, and can be rewarding,,,my suggestions. Good is relative. Choice is a freedom. Define your limits, or acceptable openness and get out there.\n\nRev. Steven
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dude! they have mosh pits? sweet. stand by the wall to avoid it. or just go for it. its an experience.
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going to a bookstore because i love to read and surround myself with books. nightclubs appeal to many people, but i don't like the whole concept of going out to drink and socialize with strangers.\nit turns me off.
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Why?  Are you planning to visit?
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Lovely, thoughtful question! Oil painting while listening to some chill-out tracks, burning some incense sticks, and sipping on a nice red wine really puts me in the mood to create. \n\nMeditation is a lovely, subtle way to relax and take yourself on profoundly beautiful inner journeys. \n\nHave a fabulous day! You deserve it!
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Oh! How fun! I have been on a couple excursions with some friends of mine. Start up convos easing in on the belief of ghosts with some people and see If they want to check out some of the local "haunts" in your area. Look up places on the internet...Its possible to find others who won't think you're weird.
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A huge event company hired me to be their stage manager for this huge 50th WWII Anniversary stage show/celebration.   Two weeks before show day, they pulled out, and took all their gear and the scheduled entertainment with them.\n\nWithin hours of the company's leaving the sponsoring organization asked me if I would become the director/producer (I was the only local associated with the show)...and the only thing any of us knew at that time was that Leslie Neilson was coming to MC it, the Russians were bringing "something" and we had NO SHOW.  So the clock started ticking.\n\nWith a working budget of only $5000, I was able to hire all of my out of work actor, musician and dancer friends to compose and rehearse something totally new and original that would comprise a 45 minute set.  \n\nThe Russians showed up 3 whole damn days before the show and as my team and I were waiting for them to clear customs, we were all praying..."please don't let it be a bear act."  Being that my entire team consisted of men and one cute little lesbian...we were all thrilled to see ballet dancers walk out of the customs area!  Followed by, yes, Musicians!  In total I was given the gift of 40 performers called The Russian Army Song and Dance Ensemble.  (NOTE:  This was just two short years after The Wall came down)\n\nFor a two week chapter in my life, I lived 3 glorious lifetimes...and I can talk about this with crystal clarity for hours...that's how much stuff happened and affected my life...but suffice it to say, the show was a big hit (3000 people, Governors, dignitaries from Russia, Canada, the US) and when the sponsors took Leslie Neilson out for dinner after the show, he asked "Where's the crew?  The people who put this together?"  We were having a huge party and Leslie surprised us all when he showed up and hung out with us for hours.  (The man is a saint, and one of the funniest I have ever met).\n\nThis is my biggest accomplishment, because without it, I would not have my children, the career I have now, and everything that I love and cherish that is in my life today...because it all stems from this one big thing happening to me.
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A good arts subject to compare and contrast I feel would be\nabstract art vs. classic art! This is nothing new, but you could use various art mediums such as: concrete, steel, canvass, murals etc...\n\nGood Luck! \n\nHave fun with it. \n\nPlay around with different ideas and different approaches might also jump out from the corners.
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I have been to several.  They are all different, but still invoke similar feelings.  Plan to spend some time there, don't just run through looking at the plants.  Sit on the benches, dwell on the bridges, watch the koi fish, relax.\nBring a camera if you want.  I usually do but soon forget that I have it.  The focus of the gardens is the observer, not the exhibits.  And you do not have to be a Zen Master to appreciate this.\nHave a great time.