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Emerging Visions visionary art ezine #12, theme title: Jung @ Heart
expected to emerge in deepest July

I find it easier to work the collage with a running theme, usually associated with the astrological influence at the time of "emergence" of the issue. #12 is due out during the astrological month of Leo, around Jung's birthday. Leo rules youth and heart.

For Submission Guidelines and Issue #11 Imagine Nation:
http://emergingvisions.blogspot.com

I am hoping you will submit artistic visions relating to fairytales, youth archetypes, playfulness, creativity, childlike wonder, and such.
If you have something for the issue, please do send it.

libramoon42@mindspring.com

~~~~ make it happen

Listen to this week's episode of NedPR: http://www.nedpr.org/2008/enrikaydio

Then submit your own artwork or create your own episode... start by e-mailing ned@nedpr.org

ENRIKAYDIO
Episode 1: Irish Upon A Star

¡¤ Orba Glow (Joy D'Albora) takes us through a grounded explanation of the summer solstice
¡¤ Join award winning playwright Jonas Oppenheim as he traverses over the bumps and bruises that color his quest for love
¡¤ Anonymous warns us about the inner workings and devilish motivations behind The Bohemian Grove
¡¤ Strap on your safety harness as Kevin Ford and Amanda Sitko demonstrate the terrors of time travel
¡¤ In this amazing interview, Kate A'Vard discusses the bloody method behind her cancer curing madness (visit www.alkalinebydesign.co.uk)

The Holland Festival - one of the oldest and most established large theater/music festivals in Europe is every June in Amsterdam and featured an international cadre of performance/music/dance and experimental work - hollandfestival.nl

Dance

The brilliant choreographer William Forsythe is an American choreographer who settled in Germany long ago and started his own company in Frankfurt. His brilliant work Decreation was exactly that - a melting piece of choreography as dancers distorted their bodies and voices and used an incredible sound design to highlight their rapid dialogues and descent.

New project from David Byrne in New York City's Battery Maritime Building.

http://www.davidbyrne.com/art/art_projects/playing_the_building/index.php

Scroll down the screen to watch the video.

The current mid-monthly multimedia issue of Unlikely 2.0 is now online at ... http://www.unlikelystories.org/

with nine collages by Randel Plowman, eight paintings by Randy Thurman and a short film by Cecelia Chapman.

I hope you enjoy it.

Jeff

Hi God! Hi art! Hi AMP. Hi love! Hi peace.
I'm Lamberto Bagalso Caancan Pagalanan Acyatan. Born in Paete, Laguna, September 17, 1967, an undergraduate in Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at Adamson University, Malate , Manila, 1983-1985, undergraduate in Basic Art, International Correspondence School, San Juan, Manila, 1988-1991, undergraduate in Bachelor of Fine Arts, Philippines Women's College of Davao, Davao City, 2005.
Citizen of the Philippines. Working then as apprentice to a dutch artist Jabob Tuyn for eight years.
Grand prized winner for WOW Mindanao Sculpture Competition 2004, 2nd prized winner and finalist, painting and sculpture for Shell National Student Art Competition 2005, Hounorable mention Philippine Art Award 1994 and 1996...

I keep hearing the argument that we environmentalists are blocking the construction of oil refineries, which is a big reason why gas prices are so high. I found this hard to believe, so did some research. I found a lot of information, but this site puts the key facts nice and concisely. Please at least read the excerpt so we can all gage more realistically where we stand.

Thanx,

Nance

http://www.tompaine.com/articles/2006/06/06/no_new_refineries.php

excerpt from the above link:

...the National Petrochemical and Refiners Association conceded at a May 23 Senate hearing on price gouging that gasoline supplies were temporarily tight. But the oil industry lobby went on to note that:

Listen to the newest NedPR episode: www.nedpr.org

After you've listened, submit your own art to ned@nedpr.org

• Nedcaster reflects on creativity and why we might need it in our lives
• A conversation with Lacy Telles about her episode LadyPR (http://www.nedpr.org/2008/ladypr)
• Background sound from Jimbob Peltaire
• Awake, Love by Trevor Lawrence, read by Sara Marie Buskirk, with music by Philip Glass and Ravi Shankar
• A special episode of Morning Becomes Epileptic w/Ned Hardcore and a life changing guest
• More from Molly Benson’s AIDS Marathon journey
• Cartoonist, Chad Diez talks about creativity and his web comic: Hedlinerz - www.hedlinerz.com

I keep hearing and reading anger vented against the environmentalists and the liberals for not allowing drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge...and that drilling is the solution to our suffering at the gas-pumps. I didn't know enough about it, so I did a little research.

I found that if we sucked all the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge oil into barrels, the amount would only last the United States 10 to 12 months (at 2007 rate of consumption), if we stopped importing oil.

I've enclosed some links to interesting data, because I really liked learning about this stuff and think you will too (if you haven't read up on it yet).

I just wanted to say hello to all the AMP artist. I just sat here and went through the features and noticed the blog. So, here I am using it for the first time. I do not have much to say. I merely wanted to say hello to all.

Missy