Print of collage- submission for group show
http://www.visualnews.com/2011/12/09/one-an-art-piece-brings-inspiration-to-occupy/
Wall Street to Main Street is a collaborative art project linking Occupy Wall Street and the rest of America via the small town of Catskill, NY. The Occupy Wall Street Movement has focused its energy on the need for justice for the 99%. This project, Wall Street to Main Street offers a platform for creative expression and dialogue focusing attention on an economicaly depressed community through inventive art exhibitions and cultural events.
Friday, February 3, 2012
Sam Truit, Dymaxion Occupation Map

Dymaxion Occupation Map
It would be useful to commit a wall on which to hang a Dymaxion Air Ocean World Map. With the map we could have pins with flags attached to them, on which people can attach a number, which in turn would correspond to an entry in a book. Each entry would be for an organization anyplace on Earth that is doing significant, occupy-oriented cultural activities. Once the show is over, the map and entries could be converted into digital form and placed on the web, with the possibility of both editing and adding/subtracting entries.
This will give a concrete representation of movement happenings - including opportunities for people around the world to join locally and be aware globally.
LINK TO DYMAXION MAP: http://www.spaceshipearthsalon.com/blog/2008/12/fuller-dymaxion-map/
My Name: Sam Truitt
My E-mail: samtruitt@gmail.com
My Website: http://www.samtruitt.org
Matt Plummer, Music
Arts and Culture! Occupennial!
You may have heard me mention a group I've been involved a bit with --
the Musicians Solidarity Council -- an autonomous group in affinity
with OWS. Heretofore we've mainly been concerned with supporting a
number of OWS and labor actions, but now we're doing some events of
our own.
MUSICIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
on NYC's music economy
Sunday, Jan. 29, 1:30pm at Washington Square Park, the Arch
Part of Occupy Town Square (a mobile occupation,
https://www.facebook.com/occupytownsq)
Is this what we want?
Has it always been like this?
Are we entrepreneurs, artists, workers or volunteers?
What's holding us back?
Who's making the money?
What are we planning?
Do we deserve a minimum wage?
What are you doing on May Day?
--
Website: http://www.mussc.org/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Musicians-Solidarity-Council/175677319204363
FB invite: https://www.facebook.com/events/229755287108371/
You may have heard me mention a group I've been involved a bit with --
the Musicians Solidarity Council -- an autonomous group in affinity
with OWS. Heretofore we've mainly been concerned with supporting a
number of OWS and labor actions, but now we're doing some events of
our own.
MUSICIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
on NYC's music economy
Sunday, Jan. 29, 1:30pm at Washington Square Park, the Arch
Part of Occupy Town Square (a mobile occupation,
https://www.facebook.com/occupytownsq)
Is this what we want?
Has it always been like this?
Are we entrepreneurs, artists, workers or volunteers?
What's holding us back?
Who's making the money?
What are we planning?
Do we deserve a minimum wage?
What are you doing on May Day?
--
Website: http://www.mussc.org/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Musicians-Solidarity-Council/175677319204363
FB invite: https://www.facebook.com/events/229755287108371/
miChelle Vera, Sculpture
76.
Occupy 2011
75. Wall Street
2010
84” h x 47”w x 24” Metal, Found objects, wood in raw finish.
This piece makes premise of no adornment. The
abstract of subject complexity is explored through metal from many angels. The
work entices the onlooker to participate by using the sculptures interactive
gong. I through the work activate, mimic and explore all the senses of Occupy
Wall Streets movement from both sides. This piece not only dimensional but
multi perspectives abound with metaphor.This piece is an
interactive gong- sculpture, the piece is intended to work on multiple levels
not just visual.
22”h x 15”
Metal welded (exercise equipment, building steel, gusset, drain cover,) and
painted in enamelMichael Harris, Music
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Michael Harris, Deep River , Connecticut
(aka, Ernest Song) proposes The Ecology of Happiness exhibit.
Visual/Spoken Word Display (http://pecha-kucha.org/what)
The Ecology of Happiness is
a combination visual/spoken word piece based on the Japanese presentation
format of ‘Pecha-Kucha’ - 20 slides for 20 seconds. The topic delves into a
holistic exploration of ‘happiness’; if and how it is even possible at this
time in history, how it relates to the fuller experience of our aliveness, and
how it is ultimately a limited, individualized aspect of a much larger
experience of relationship.
The display features 20
white poster boards arranged in a 4x5 grid and each containing words and
phrases. Each slide is accompanied by written text representing the twenty-second
spoken-word presentation for that slide. The display can be self-toured, as a
stand alone piece, and will also be accompanied by live presentation during a
variety of events within the exhibit time frame.
The Ernest Song project
features original music relating to the message in The Ecology of Happiness. It
is proposed that local musicians will be recruited to perform the seven songs
featured on the Ernest Song CD, Petrified, If Not for You at a variety of
events.
An inter-active Awakening
the Dreamer/Changing the Dream symposium is proposed for the exhibit time
frame. The symposium is a 3-hour transformative mixed media experience
presented by trained facilitators. I am a facilitator, and propose working with
one or two other, local facilitators to present the symposium. The goal of the
Awakening the Dreamer/Changing the Dream symposium is to help bring forth an
environmentally sustainable, spiritually fulfilling, socially just human
presence on this planet.
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