11/7/2009 2:00pm - 4:00pm at Southern Exposure
As part of his expanding project First Colony, Bellwether artist Lordy Rodriguez invites gallery visitors to become citizens of this new land and participate in a special election. With this special voting session, citizens are given the chance to vote on important issues concerning the colony such as expanding into neighboring indigenous lands or not. Each time a citizen votes, they jump up one status level and are given more benefits including having a street in First Colony named after them. Along with this special voting session, new and established citizens are welcome to stick around and learn about the preexisting Uo'kalani Village through the making of artifacts using traditional crafting techniques.
Don’t miss this chance to shape your new adopted community. Gaining citizenship is easy. Simple fill out an application and for a small fee you will receive a photo ID, a citizenship certificate and the right to vote.
Venues
What’s new
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Gloria Matuszewski, Andrew Romanoff
Fields of Time + The Wild Book Show, 2010, Rain or Shine + Andrew Romanoff
2/19/2010 11:00am - 3/28/2010 5:00pm
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Make Your Own Artful Mail
2/28/2010 11:00am - 3:30pm
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Because of the Economy
2/25/2010 at Hatch Gallery
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Lecture: Lord It's the Samurai
3/9/2010 4:00pm - 6:00pm at University of California, Berkeley
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Americana: Nevada
2/9/2010 - 2/27/2010 at CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts
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State of the Union
2/4/2010 - 3/20/2010 at Mark Wolfe Contemporary Art
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Ginger Robinson, Sara Seinberg
The Robinbergs: New Portraits
2/26/2010 - 3/12/2010 at The Spare Room Project
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Stranger's Story
1/29/2010 - 2/12/2010 at The Spare Room Project
Happenstand is a lackadaisical venture
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