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29 May 2011

logo no-logo anti-logo workshop no. 1 at oppenheimer park

 this "socially responsible graffiti" has been added to a number of buildings on cordova street, and will continue to be added during the coming weeks.  why this label, you may well ask.  well this busyness looking/dressed man asked what i was doing, and that was my reply.  "socially responsible graffiti, sir, it's in chalk".  "good for you" he said and went his merry way.
the following pics are the first in a series of 3 textile workshops where those who identify themselves as downtown eastsiders design and make a logo that represents for each what the dtes means to them.  does that make sense?
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carrie placing her logo pieces on
backing fabric

anne designing her logo


elsa cutting out her
logo elements

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norman, i think, selecting
fabric scraps



we have two more workshops, one at carnegie, 3:30 to 6:30, working meal, and another at the ewma studio, sorry guys this last is for us femmes only, on the 2nd of june, 1:30 to 4:30.

then we will have the grand unveiling at oppenheimer park, hopefully and the group(s) can decide whether they want to take this further.

in the meanwhile chindi nation is facilitating two discussion groups on the subject of logos, patents, copyrights, etc. on the 1st and 8th of june, carnegie centre cafeteria, 2 to 5 pm.  after which some of us will toddle off to the dnc arts group meeting. 

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