121. UO Cultural Forum (There are exceptions to this general guideline for the visual arts one Contemporary Issues He/She is in charge of bringing current event topics to http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~cultural/gen info and job description.htm

Cultural Forum General Information Applications are due June 6th, See application for details. Introduction. The Cultural Forum is an EMU Program which gives students the opportunity to plan and carry-out events at the University of Oregon Background and Experience. As a coordinator you will have the opportunity to accrue hands-on, real-world programming experience. You will also become intimately familiar with how to operate within a bureaucracy. Any art curation, cultural programming and event organizing experience are helpful but not necessary. Qualities of successful candidates are outgoing, willing to learn, detail orientated, enthusiastic, adaptable, flexible, and committed to enriching the cultural lives of the students at the University of Oregon and the residents of the Willamette Valley . We seek students who want to take advantage of this unique opportunity to develop professional skills and knowledge. Student Status. To be a coordinator in the Cultural Forum, you must be an undergraduate or graduate student, registered for at least a half-time course load (6 credits for undergraduates; 5 credits for graduates) in all three terms of the academic year for which you are applying. Please keep in mind that, though we appreciate a high level of commitment to the Forum and your area of programming, you must remain in good academic standing in order to retain your position for the full academic year.

122. Canadian Arts Expression @ Culture.ca visual arts resource centre displays over 300 artists, index by artist names and art Information about events and services, plus virtual art gallery. http://www.culture.ca/canada/explore-explorez-e.jsp?pre=n&category=100

123. Events And Exhibitions events and Exhibitions at University of the arts. Tertulia A group show ofvisual art by Iberian and Latin American graduates http://www.arts.ac.uk/events.htm

@import url(http://www.arts.ac.uk/css/hub.css); Skip navigation Search University Site Site Index Accessibility ... News and Press You are here: Home News and Events > Events and Exhibitions Events and Exhibitions Current Events September 2005 October 2005 November 2005 ... The Arts Gallery Related Links: Cochrane Theatre University Art Collection The Arts Gallery Highlights from the Current Events and Exhibitions programme Materialize 13 September - 21 October. An exhibition of contemporary objects and products by primarily newly established, and some more firmly established, alumni of University of the Arts London. London Design Festival: 15 - 30 September University of the Arts London will be hosting a series of events and exhibitions during the London Design Festival (15 - 30 September). Chelsea Programme: Open House 17 - 18 September. With a special programme of exhibitions and guided tours, Chelsea will open its doors as part of the popular annual architecture festival's Open House London. London College of Fashion: Jess Allen and Helen McAllister 12 - 29 September. An exhibition of footwear in painting and in theory from the artist Jess Allen and PhD student Helen McAllister. Cochrane Gallery: Dialogues July 8 - October 22. Exhibition of glass pictures based on Icelandic artefacts by London-based glass artist Caroline Swash. Work commissioned by the Gerdarsafn Art Museum.

124. The National Gallery Nasjonalgalleriet is one of Norway's two national museums for the visual arts. Attempts to exhibit all major currents in the Norwegian visual arts. flash required http://www.museumsnett.no/nasjonalgalleriet/flash_versjon_engelsk/index.htm

125. The Columbus Recreation And Parks Department's Cultural Arts Center Home for visual and performing arts, provides opportunities for adults and youth to learn to create with their hands, develop their artistic potential and share in the vital cultural currents of our community. http://www.culturalartscenteronline.org/

126. Victoria Events Bulletin Board current events Victoria British Columbia, Home Page Click Here events includewalking tours, art talks and tours of Ross Bay Cemetery, where Carr is http://www.victorialodging.com/bulletin_board.htm

Current Events in Victoria, British Columbia DATELINE: August 8 to August 19, 2005 On Location: Filming scenes for the upcoming feature film " X-Men 3 " with Patrick Stewart and Halle Berry right here at our doorstep - literally! From August 08 to August 19, 2005 scenes will be filmed around Hatley Castle and the Esquimalt Lagoon right here at our doorstep. There is a crew of about 200 people for the third instalment in the sci-fi series. Most of the filming will be limited to the first floor of Hatley Castle, the Italian Garden and croquet pitch. As in X-Men 2, Hatley Castle is front and centre for the interior shots, taking on the role of Professor Xavier's School for the Gifted, the X-Men's headquarters. The cast of Hollywood A-list stars are back for X-Men 3, with Patrick Stewart as professor Charles Xavier, Halle Berry as Storm, Ian McKellen as Magneto and Hugh Jackman as Wolverine. Kelsey Grammar, Vinnie Jones and Maggie Grace have been added in the roles of new mutant characters. The third instalment based on the popular Marvel Comic, the film is being directed by Brett Ratner, who took over when X-Men 2 director Matthew Vaughn dropped out for personal reasons. Colwood residents may recall a helicopter battle above Esquimalt Lagoon during the filming of X-Men 2 that caused a bit of a stir, because it was filmed late at night.

127. Attractions, Festivals, Exhibitions And Tours In Toronto. toronto.com is toronto ontario s event, movies, theatre, restaurant, hotel, shopping, festival filled with dance, music, theatre, visual arts and more. http://www.toronto.com/section/attractions

Hotels Travel Shopping Community ... Run For the Cure Walk or run, anyone can do it. Come with your family, your friends, your coworkers, or all by yourself. It doesn't matter who you're with, it just matters that you get there. Participants can choose between a 5km route and a 1km route. More Events Barbara Coloroso The Distillery Outdoor Art Exhibition The Art of Aviation Ornamenting the Ordinary: Crafts of South Asia ... Word on the Street Festival Canada's largest one-day celebration of the printed word features author readings, book signings, children's activities, musical performances plus thousands of books and magazines for sale. Spotlight Everything To Do With Sex Show The Clothing Show Blue Man Group Tall Ship Dinner Dance Cruise ... Fall Arts Preview Take advantage of the good weather and check out our guide for the low down on some of the best patios in the city. In the spotlight this week - Lago. Coming Up Horseback Riding Renaissance ROM Weston Village Heritage House Tour The Toronto Vintage Paper Show and Sale ... Fall Arts Preview From dance to music, movies to visual arts, theatre to literary events, we have all you need to know about the upcoming fall arts season. Get out and enjoy all this city has to offer. Blue Man Group Podcasting on toronto.com

128. GlassTire: Texas Visual Art Online I spent five nights riding the current of the Media Archeology Festival put on The event centered on creating a webpage that I would classify as a media http://glasstire.com/reviews/houston/aurorapictureshow_MA.html

Media Archeology: Live Cinema aurora Picture Show, April 13 - 17, 2005 by Jahje Bath Ives Hmm, how do I explain the Media Archeology: Live Cinema put on by Aurora Picture Show? I spent five nights riding the current of the Media Archeology Festival put on by Aurora Picture Show who gathered up some of the craziest media-hungry boy bands out there who cut up films, creating live video zines and website happenings. I say boy bands because, although there were lots of screaming ladies in the audience (if not screaming, then howling with laughter sometimes), there was only one female performer involved in the entire extravaganza. Which made me wonder, are men the only ones who have enough free time to do this stuff, or do ladies just like to do things solo? Wednesday April 13 at Aurora Picture Show, Animal Charm: Animal Charm is a duo composed of two dumpster-diving media buffs based in LA, who through the years have gathered some rather strange video. In LA they often perform in clubs as video djs, mixing images in an almost trance like way. They often have a set list that they use as a guide from where they start their media layering and explorations. One member of Animal Charm explained to me that they often have an intended statement or idea that they are trying to convey to the audience when they perform. They look at their work in the context of a live video collage, with an emphasis on free association. The work that they created at Aurora felt a bit like the boat tunnel at

129. Current Exhibitions The Hirshhorn and The Museumof Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (LAMOCA), have coorganized the first......current, visual Music Exhibition http://www.hirshhorn.si.edu/exhibitions/description.asp?Type=&ID=31

130. School Of Visual Arts Visual Arts Library Electronic Resources School of visual arts Click here to get to the undergraduate site This currentevents database allows researchers to explore social, political and http://www.schoolofvisualarts.edu/sr/index.jsp?sid0=124&sid1=126

131. The Albuquerque Tribune: Music current events behind band s latest disk. By Paul Maldonado Jr. Tribune ReporterAugust 5, 2005. Suicide Machines put the agitaon the band s latest http://www.abqtrib.com/albq/fe_music/article/0,2564,ALBQ_19846_3978348,00.html

Home News Sports La Vida ... E-MAIL THIS STORY Current events behind band's latest disk By Paul Maldonado Jr. Tribune Reporter August 5, 2005 Suicide Machines put the agitaon the band's latest long-player, "War Profiteering Is Killing Us All." The Detroit quartet - Jason Navarro on vocals, Dan Lukacinsky on guitar, Rich Tschirhart on bass and Ryan Vanderberghe on drums - was motivated by what they felt was malaise and complacency during these dangerous times. Employing a more bombastic sound but with its trademark passion and gusto, the groups tears through 14 songs in a little more than 30 minutes. It still dishes the reggae and ska flavor on such tunes as "Ghosts On Sunset Boulevard," "Nuclear Generator" and "Capitalist Suicide," while commenting about the poor turnout of younger voters during last year's presidential election ("17% 18 to 25") and the state of society ("Capitalist Suicide," "Red Flag," "Bottomed Out" and "Hands Tied"). Lukacinsky spoke to The Tribune from his Detroit home before he and his band mates embarked on an 18-show, three-week tour. He got excited and animated and was very eloquent and well informed. Tribune: Have you guys been to Albuquerque before?

132. The Austin Chronicle John Bullington s and James Holmes culinary performance art now showing at anAlamo Drafthouse Select Category, events, -Halloween and Dia de . http://www.austinchronicle.com/

September 20, 2005 CURRENT ISSUE TABLE OF CONTENTS news arts ... Static Between Stations BY DARCIE STEVENS American Analog Set is 'Set Free' Sweet Home Edinburgh BY CHRISTOPHER GRAY Idlewild frontman Roddy Woomble on living in the past Second Wind BY AMY SMITH As the Katrina crisis subsides, the small victories and the larger questions persist Who Is Mr. Roberts? BY JORDAN SMITH Hearings begin for Supreme Court nomination Capital Metro's Labor Woes Continue BY WELLS DUNBAR Accusations fly from union of illegal interference in negotiations Naked City Headlines and happenings from Austin and beyond Point Austin: Senator Farewell BY MICHAEL KING Gonzalo Barrientos steps down from his place as the people's senator The Hightower Report BY JIM HIGHTOWER Where's W.? Not on the Gulf Coast; and 'Thou shalt not kill' slips evangelist's mind Dance Fever BY ROBERT FAIRES With Hot September Flurries, Austin choreographers burn up the Blue all month long The Pork Chop Wars: Big Enough to Tell the Story BY ROBERT FAIRES With her new 'performance novel,' Laurie Carlos can finally tell her family's story with the epic, operatic form it deserves 'The Border Radio Show': Blast From the Past BY BELINDA ACOSTA In The Border Radio Show, a stellar cast of Lone Star artists revive the days when radio towers south of the Rio Grande filled the airwaves with revival meetings, wild product pitches, and all kinds of music.

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