Comments (4) to “VS ~ Mid-Wilshire”

1. sticky rick wrote:

   

   NICE STUFF….LA vs WAR stickers on the way…s.r.~

   Posted on 18-Mar-08 at 5:14 pm | Permalink

2. Hadley wrote:

   

   LA vs. WAR

   Inter Active Art show unites community around anti-war message.

   The Los Angeles art community is uniting April 10-13, 2008 for an event titled LA vs. WAR.

   This four-day event is produced by John Carr and will take place in Downtown Los Angeles at The Firehouse, 710 S. Santa Fe Avenue, Los Angeles CA 90013.

   All ages are welcome and admission is free. Street parking will be available and shuttle vans will also carry visitors to and from a Little Tokyo parking lot located at 1st Street and Central on specific dates/times.

   Updates will be added to http://www.LAvsWAR. com

   LA vs WAR aims to highlight the travesty of a senseless war now going into its 6th year and to give a platform for LA’s artists to exercise their freedom of speech.

   Artwork by hundreds of artists will represent our diverse communities in delivering a universal message of peace and understanding, and offering resistance and opposition to the US government’s war policies.

   LA vs WAR highlights:

   - Yo! What Happened to Peace?: posters on display from the international touring peace poster exhibition; live anti-war poster screen-printing demos

   - Hit & Run + Mark of the Beast: live t-shirt printing; display of corporate-jammed logo spoofs

   -Peace in IRAQ photo Project:on site Photo booth & Display Installation.

   - Crewest: graffiti artist network doing live graffiti and stencil painting

   - Center for the Study of Political Graphics: a display from the United States’ premier political poster archives of anti-war themes

   -Artwork Exhibition: handmade creations by over 20 independent local artists

   - Universal Peace Altar: a memorial to lives lost in the war created by Ofelia Esparza

   - Dublab. com: music selections created by DJs from the web radio collective, DubLab

   - Lost Film Festival: film and video celebration of culture jamming and illegal art

   - Staged Works:S theater performances & spoken word

   - Laser Graffiti Projections: Interactive entertainment provided by Todd Lazer

   Posted on 19-Mar-08 at 9:33 am | Permalink

3. Blinky wrote:

   

   Sounds like a cool event.

   Posted on 26-Mar-08 at 1:26 pm | Permalink

4. Vidalia wrote:

   

   Stikman… nice. Seen these on Melrose too.

   Posted on 21-Apr-08 at 3:59 pm | Permalink

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