Maine Artists Only
Friday, August 20th, 2010 10:15 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rolanniA note from someone (apparently) from the Maine Arts Commission, posted down in
this thread reminds Maine artists that there is a "constituent survey" now in progress here.
Only Maine artists may play, but any Maine artist may play. Though the Maine Arts Commission leans heavily toward visual artists (let's face it -- it's easier and more exciting to point at a sculpture or a painting or a play and say, "Look! Art!" to Cultural Tourists -- than it is to hold up a book and say, "Look! Art!"), they do allow writers to speak as artists.
this thread reminds Maine artists that there is a "constituent survey" now in progress here.
Only Maine artists may play, but any Maine artist may play. Though the Maine Arts Commission leans heavily toward visual artists (let's face it -- it's easier and more exciting to point at a sculpture or a painting or a play and say, "Look! Art!" to Cultural Tourists -- than it is to hold up a book and say, "Look! Art!"), they do allow writers to speak as artists.
writing as performance art?
Date: 2010-08-21 12:19 am (UTC)Incidentally, while it was supposedly written "on the spot," I noticed that he had a big lab notebook that he pulled out and leafed through at times. I always wondered what was in that notebook.
Maybe that was a forerunner of the Storyteller's Bowl? We didn't have any web then...
Re: writing as performance art?
Date: 2010-08-21 12:21 am (UTC)Mike