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This is an animation about how the media influence our life.

While climate change is a serious issue, many artists, architects and other designers are also working on smaller scale green projects that both effect the environment and cause change by sparking discussion and reflection.

The artist is known for exploring issues of race, discrimination, sexual exploitation and power in her work.

This is so unique! I have never heard of sugar sculptures before. I think the article said something about molasses but I am interested to see how they hold the structure together so easily.

Join the UO Bike Program in celebration of bicycles, music, and the power of people! This looks like a cool, sustainable event that is all powered by your own two legs to make the music. Thursday, May 22nd from 5-9:30pm at Skinner Butte Park.

Concert at WOW Hall this Friday, May 23 at 7:30pm. These Grammy winning brothers perform a combination of New Orleans and West African music creating a new kind of high energy. Go check them out!!

The Richmond Night Market is a Asian influenced market and one of the biggest in North America. I visited this market this past weekend while visiting cousins in Vancouver and got enriched in so much culture. Booths were filled with different cultural foods as well as arts. There was also a carnival area as well as a concert stage for different local bands to perform. It goes on all summer long so if your ever in Canada make sure to check this out!

Our lives, our cultures, are composed of many overlapping stories. Novelist Chimamanda Adichie tells the story of how she found her authentic cultural voice -- and warns that if we hear only a single story about another person or country, we risk a critical misunderstanding.

Trevor Noah is the favorite South African comedian who has sold more DVDs than any other standup on that continent. Fans recite his performances verbatim, share his clips globally, and have joined him in legions on Facebook and Twitter. Noah has hosted numerous television shows in South Africa, including the country's music, television and film awards, the South African Comedy Festival, and two seasons of his own late night talk show. He is also the subject of David Paul Meyer's award-winning documentary film You Laugh But It's True which tells the story of Trevor's remarkable career in post-apartheid South Africa.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art's director Thomas P. Campbell announced Friday that over 400,000 high-resolution, digital images will now be available to download through the museum's website for free. The public domain works, all part of the museum's collection, will increase over time and be added to the site on a regular basis.

Issue of Matatu titled "African Cultures, Visual Arts, and the Museum: Sights/Sites of Creativity and Conflict"; all content in this issue freely available as PDF.

Eugene Musicians is a news and resource site for local musicians and music lovers. This comprehensive site offers a directory of music-related services, educational resources to grow a music business, history of the local music scene, a live music calendar, health and injury prevention information, local Crowd Funding campaigns, new CD releases, the largest directory of local musicians and bands available, and much more.

This guy is one of my favorite artists right now....check him out!

I was looking at upcoming events provided by the Hult Center's website because my roommate recently danced at a show there. I really liked the venue, and while browsing I stumbled upon this Art Walk that will take place in the beginning of June. It looks really interesting and fun!

I saw this website earlier in the year, but remembered it and wanted to share it with the class. Bryan Saunders decided one day that he wanted to create at least one self portrait everyday for the rest of his life, and so far he has completed over 8,000 of them. On his website he has created six different sections for his portraits based on similar themes, so pick a theme and prepare to be wow-ed.

Die Antwoord is a South African group that consists of performers Ninja, Yo-Landi Vi$$er, and DJ Hi-Tek. I've never been to one of their concerts, but I've heard great things. According to everyone I've talked to about the group, their performances have been the most insane anyone has ever seen. Their concert is this Saturday at the Cuthbert Amphitheatre!! I strongly recommend attending this event!

Pixiv is a Japanese online community for artists. It aims to provide a place for artists to exhibit their illustrations and get feedback via a rating system and user comments. Works are organized in an extensive tag structure which forms the backbone of the website.

Drag and drop gifs, songs, videos, buckets of paint, or whatever you wish in open spaces called fields. You can invite friends to your fields and collaborate with them. Make it public for others to see. Discover new work, pull and edit fields, explore the user-generated libraries, and support the creative community.

I just downloaded it am going to play with it. Looks like a lot of fun and a offers the possibility of collaboration between people with different art interests. Thanks for sharing!

The site is billed as a "studio space where you can collage the internet." It's a relatively easy tool for combining your favorite Web objects - images, GIFs, video, audio - into one gloriously insane digital mashup.

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quick video of an amazing defensive play. Unconventional form of art, but art none the less.