The Brooklyn Museum of Art has a new exhibition on feminist art titled ‘Burning Down the Master’s House‘. The idea being that the master’s house is the museum as a male dominated province and the house also as the metaphor for the only place that a woman belongs.
If you are trying to get closer to a progressive chick my advice would be to bring her to this exhibition on 12.06.08 because that is the date for the next First Saturday at the Brooklyn Museum of Art. Trust me in that bagging up chicks at the museum works. I met my progressive broad there.
Target stores sponsors these joints and they pop hard with action almost every time. This past Saturday was a little off because they had a wack ass DJ set playing techmo crap, but that means that the December party will be great since they never eff up twice in a row.
I brought out the handycam this Saturday in the hopes of chopping it up with some of the folks that come to the First Saturday events. The crowd is as diverse as you might imagine and the party usually spills into the Prospect Heights neighborhood’s local bars and restaurants. Take a look for yourself…
OH SHIT.
DALLAS + DONWILL = DEFINITE COMEDY.
Thanks for the heads up!
I’m trying to check this exhibit out.
Word Is Bawn!…the Bacon, the Pizza, and the Pita…politicking?!??! Ha!
Yo, I hope nobody actually saw you make that happen, B!
I”ll bring wifey to the shindig in December, she’s a feminist artist. Audre Lourde wrote a paper called “The Master’s tools will never dismantle the Master’s house,” which also seems applicable and important to the work presented.
Lorde was a Black lesbian mother warrior poet, and yes, she had a vagina.
Respect
that pizza/bacon/pita skit was HILARIOUS.
were you drunk? I swear you’re the funniest.
How progressive can you be while referring to women as “broads”? It’s nearly impossible to rebel against a system while simultaneously replicating said system in your own community (and mind).
@Geeflex – “The Master’s tools will never dismantle the Master’s house.” Precisely my point.