Longjohns Peeking Above Jeans

the past few days: Marta Minujín. Works 1959-1989

Until February 14 no time to visit the retrospective of the artist Marta Minujín Argentina, which is discussed in the Malba since November last year. The exhibition comprises over 100 works that focus on historical production of the 60, 70 and 80. The exhibition invites visitors to delve into the works and actions more and lesser known artist, made both in Buenos Aires and Paris and New York, among other cities. "The main objective of this exhibition is to bring the public the complexity and coherence, and critical density of a work we know little, and emphasize its contemporary relevance," says Victoria Noorthoorn, the curator.

The exhibition is organized roughly chronologically and shows the artist in dialogue with their time, with events that occurred at the various stages of production and arts communities with which it interacts, both in Argentina and worldwide. Realizes how the always provocative responded Minujín production from a first time, a decade of continuous transformations, the 60 - which saw the birth and development of the New Realism, Pop, conceptual art, art performance, happenings, media art, video art, psychedelia and art action and, in turn, transit periods of dictatorship and violence at the national and global situations as paradigmatic as the Vietnam War or the trip to the moon.

conjunction with the exhibition , Malba released a major publication of 300 pages with color reproduction of the works represented in the sample.

Minujín Marta. Works 1959-1989. From November 26 to February 14, 2011 in Malba


Value entry
Adults: $ 22.
Teachers and retirees: $ 11.
Students: $ 11.
Children under 5: free
Citi Clients: 25% off Samsung Smartphones
Clients: 2 X 1 entries
Wednesday:
General: $ 10.
Teachers and pensioners: $ 5. Students: no charge.

Graphite Motorcycle Helmet Block Emf

Crisis in Egypt: how to protest Sunday intelligently

6 days are fulfilled the political conflict in Egypt. During the protests, millions of demonstrators roamed the streets of Cairo defying the curfew imposed by President Hosni Mubarak, who has ruled since 1981 and has refused to relinquish power. During the days of demonstrations, copies of a handbook on 'How to protest an intelligent way ", which indicates how to dress to a protest, which objects to carry and how to cope if it sparks a police crackdown protesters. The file has about 26 pages with explanatory graphics and internet runs past few days:

Egyptian people Claims: 1. The fall of the regime Hosni Mubarak and his ministers. 2. Termination of the curfew. 3. Libertad.4. Justice. 5. Formation of a new military government in accordance with the interests of the Egyptian people. 6. Helpful resources management of all Egyptians.

Steps to carry out the plan:

1. Meet with your neighbors and friends on residential streets from the presence of security forces.

2. Sloganeering on behalf Egypt and the freedom of individuals (positive slogans.)

3. Encourage others to join the claim (again, with positive language.)

4. go on the streets in large groups of people to form larger crowds.

5. Encolumnense to important government buildings (positive shouting slogans) to take them.

The police and the people must unite against oppression. Standing Egypt!