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"Life Geos On" is a photo diary by photographer Per Englund. He has spent much time in Cape Town, South Africa and the outlying cities. In South Africa apartheid lingered at one level or another until 1994. The effects of apartheid, on the people and surroundings, permeate the photos vividly. A couple pictures portray Per Englund (white) being treated almost as if royalty, with presumably his slippers waiting for him in his hotel room in one photo to his greeting card and complimentary wine glass and tray in what looks like his hotel or place of residence. Other photos showed black South African residents who are in probable daily socio-economic struggle. The juxtaposition of showing this in the array of photos was brilliant. Then, some photos show unity, with a white male and black female in an embrace in a club setting. The unity of races after apartheid is obviously an ongoing effort in Cape Town and South Africa, but as the name of the book implies, life goes on.
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Upper Playground Sacramento proudly presents: Cali Love. New work by Amanda Lopez. February 13th to March 6th, 2010. Opening Reception February 13th 6-10PM (Sacramento Second Saturday). 2524 J Street, Sacramento, CA 95816. Phone: 916-444-8148.

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On February 6th, 2010 Crewest Gallery will be delivering over 1,000 Valentines Day cards created and donated by 150+ artists from all over the world to the patients at The Children's Hospital of Los Angeles, The Children's Hospital in Orange County and the Youth at LA Youth Network and possibly even more.

It all started over a month ago when Crewest Gallery sent out a "Huge Call to Artists" asking artists to participate in a Valentine's Day Card Exchange for the patients at the Children's Hospital in Los Angeles. Artists were asked to create, design and sign cards then send their cards to Crewest gallery. The expressed goal of the Valentine's Day Card Exchange was to be able to provide at least 1 card per patient at the Children's Hospital in Los Angeles (approx. 320 patients).
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In Anomie1 Issue 7

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Issue 7 is now online for your viewing pleasure! Check it out, and be sure to support our generous sponsors! We are looking forward to our Spring/Summer Issue (8), as we have some great articles lined up. Be prepared for some international guides to countries you should visit, interviews with legends, and a bunch of other secret stuff. Click to read:

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Cope2 Interview

First off let's start off with a blast from the past. Tell us about how you got into graffiti and what it was like painting the New York City subway system back in the late 1970s and 80s.

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Pier Interview

You paint a lot of metal. What do you think of the North American freight scene right now versus back when you started in the 90s?

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