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Terror? @ Intersection for the Arts 446 Valencia Street September 11 - November 11, 2006, FREE Gallery Hours: Tues by appointment, Wed - Sat, 12-5pm �� Terror? is an international interdisciplinary project investigating how each one of us experiences fear and how it affects our lives. Opening on the 5th Anniversary of 9/11, this ambitious exhibition will include hundreds of works on paper from around the world - creating a cacophony of personal and collective response to some of the most immediate questions and issues of our times. What is terror? Who perpetrates it? How does fear control us, and the world around us? Who are we taught to be afraid of, why? What does fear cost? Where does personal fear intersect with larger societal and political messages of terror? It is our hope and intention to engage with and share voices and perspectives from a diversity of cultures, political situations, and artistic practices, and to counter the continuing trend towards defining and understanding notions of terror and fear as a monolithic paradigm framed by the ongoing “war on terror.” In addition to an exhibition in our gallery, Terror? includes a film screening, readings, public discussions and performance. TERROR? ATTENDANT EVENTS Mondays - September 18, 25 & October 2, 9 - 7-9pm Photography Salon Workshop with Chloe Atkins Saturday October 14, 6 - 7pm, FREE Litquake 2006 - The Anxiety Chronicles: How Fear Shapes Politics, Sex and Language A panel discussion with Susie Bright, Mark Hertsgaard & Geoffrey Nunberg, moderated by Jack Boulware Mission Arts Monthly Oct/Nov 2006 www.missionarts.org page 12
The MAPP MISSION ARTS & PERFORMANCE PROJECT Saturday, October 14th, 2006 The Mission Arts & Performance Project is a bi-monthly collaboration between visual artists, musicians, poets and performers. The MAPP puts art and performance on the street level by using alternative spaces such as private garages, basements, and studios. It’s a block party of the arts for inspiring in ourselves, and others, the desire for a creative existence, an ever widening experience of life. By transforming garages and backyards into mini-galleries MAPP shows how ordinary spaces can be made extra-ordinary to bring people together to share in a diverse experience of fine art and performance. The garages, as they are unpretentious and open to the street, pose the possibility of exposing the arts to a lot of folks who might not ever enter a gallery or theater. This process helps take the art from the margins of our communities to where it may come to be more widely see and understood as a vibrant and vital force necessary to the health of our society. It is our hope that local residents and others attending the MAPP will be inspired to seek expression of their own experiences and feelings through creative means and join in sharing what they have discovered in the MAPP events to come. 1PM-4PM The FAMILY MAPP - Red Poppy Art House - The MAPP now offers a full afternoon of activities for youth. Mural & sidewalk art, face painting, tie dye, drum circle, dance, and healthy snacks. 7PM-11PM The MAPP Art Exhibits, Music, Poetry, Dance, & Film in 13 Locations! The MAPP features performances and art exhibits simultaneously and for one night only at locations listed below. There’s no way to see everything, but this is part of the fun. It happens all at once, like a creative bomb going off in the neighborhood. The following is a list of spaces with some of the acts and exhibiting artists. Check back for more info as we get closer to the date. MAPP TOUR 7PM Begins at the Art House and tours all MAPP locations. Recommended for MAPP newcomers. Programs/Maps will be available at MAPP locations. Mission Arts Monthly Oct/Nov 2006 www.missionarts.org page 13
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