Tired of that music poster you've had since your college
days? Like to get rid of that "sculpture" aunt Mabel gave
you for a house-warming gift, but don't want her to know?
Time to redecorate?
THE GREAT AUSTIN ART EXCHANGE AND GARAGE SALE is your answer.
The Austin Visual Arts Association, a non-profit visual arts
organization, is seeking dontations for its third annual
fundraising event. AVAA is looking for unusual items:
art, framing, art supplies, decorative items, funky furniture,
exotic costumes, books, records, tapes, and any other items
that a discerning audience might appreciate.
Deadline for donations is May 15, 1996. The event will be
held on June 1, 1996 by invitation, and June 2 for the public.
Please call the AVAA office at 512-454-3077 for pick up and
delivery instructions. All donations are tax deductible.
Austin Visual Arts Association
P.O. Box 13313
Austin, Texas 78711
512-454-3077
This organization is currently promoting it's
leftist extremist multi-cultural, anti-Texan
agenda with a propaganda display masquerading
as an art exibit at the
Austin Museum of Art at Laguna Gloria.
Don't give them anything.
In article <4lgi55$a...@news.mpd.tandem.com>,
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Other than their use of the word "diversity",
what is the basis of your claim that the
exhibition is
1 - leftist?
2 - extremist?
3 - anti-Texan?
Diversity may indeed imply multicultural,
but I did not see anything in their post
or their earlier posts to indicate that the
description you use is warranted. What is
the source of your information?
Note: leftist, extremist, anti-Texan and
multi-cultural [sic] are not synonyms.
Propaganda is just a word for your
opponent's (mis)information.
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Chris White chris...@mail.utexas.edu
Oh, dear. Charles has forgotton his medication again. Pay no attention.
--
Stuart McDow Applied Research Laboratories
smc...@arlut.utexas.edu The University of Texas at Austin
I urge you to back and re-read the entire post.
It drips with Liberal extremist code words
and phrases, not confined to the
"let's debunk the Texan myth" slant,
or the old "diversity" red herring.
I ran across this announcement in the R.A.F. newsgroup, where it
may or may not belong, since R.A.F. addresses a universal forum
and the competition is limited to a geographical area and those
residing in it.
I am appalled that the usual negative cynicism often found in the
Texas and Austin newsgroups has now been inflicted on the R.A.F.
group so all the world can see Austin Texas' dirty underwear.
It should be a lesson to the original poster to NOT cross-post in
an example such as this announcement. Much better to post
individually, and thereby limit the cross-posting of replies to pertinent
newsgroups and not the whole spectrum.
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Barbie Kew
Smoke'n 'em.
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>Can you two move this crap out of rec.arts.fine and keep it in Austin.
>You are certainly giving the rest of us more than we wanted to know
>about Texans.
>Rick Blanchard z¬
Thanks Rick. They certainly have managed to embarass this
not-easily-embarassed Texan, and an Austinite at that. (As
everyone who reads R.A.F. regularly knows.)
> Warning.
>
> This organization is currently promoting it's
> leftist extremist multi-cultural, anti-Texan
> agenda with a propaganda display masquerading
> as an art exibit at the
> Austin Museum of Art at Laguna Gloria.
>
> Don't give them anything.
Yes, but is it art?
Art lives down the street. He lets me borrow his tools.
(I was thrown out by the bouncer at an Austin Arts Awards fest back in
'79 for saying this to the bouncer who asked me what my connection
with the *Austin Arts Community* was. I was there to recieve an
award for illustration of books. Most arts orgs have tiny senses of
humour. If any.)
And Charles, multi-cultural usually means the food will be better...
if the vegans aren't in charge. Menudo, tamales and chitterlings.
Oh my!
--
Ted Samsel....tejas@infi.net *1996* Year of the Accordion~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"Home of the brave, land of the free,
I don't want to be mistreated by no bourgoisie."
Huddie Ledbetter