For those of you who have been waiting and wondering… will there be a Homegrown Photo Show (it was inadvertently left out of the schedule)…
The answer is YES.
Do you have images that you have to show the world? If you do… get them ready ASAP, and let me know that you wish to participate.
Artists that participate in the show will receive a FREE full week pass to Homegrown!
To participate, send me FLICKR mail, or FACEBOOK mail… indicating that you WILL participate. You can also indicate your intent to participate here… in this thread… just make certain that I know how to contact you.
By the way… this is open to everyone… so feel free to share with your friends.
What: Duluth Homegrown Photo show Where: Zeitgeist Lobby When: May 2, 2011. 6PM Also: Music by Portage
At 6PM, there will be the photo show. At 630PM, the Poetry Showcase. At 700PM the Music Video Festival. All within the same art complex.
Ready? Start printing your photos!
We will hang the show on Sunday evening, May 1, 2011, or Monday morning, May 2, 2011.
Have you recently looked out into the evening sky to be welcomed by what would seem to be a search beacon?
I don’t know that I have ever witnessed it while I have lived in Duluth, however, years ago, it was common practice to hire a “searchlight advertising” team help promote your special event.
This new searchlight seems to be something altogether different.
Of course, some might applaud the re-opening of the London Road McDonald’s, and it might even be searchlight worthy, but it seems that the searchlight that is emitting from McDonald’s is permanently fixed on top of the building. WTF?
(Admin note: According to McDonald’s Duluth-area supervisor, the light is not permanent. It will be in use for about 30 days.)
Are we to expect that this light will constantly beam into the sky, luring unsuspecting folk to this establishment? Forever polluting our night space?
When I look out toward the big dark lake, that’s all I care to see … black … nothing else … thank you very much.
I suggest that we begin here, with a letter-writing campaign urging that they turn that damn light off.