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The Arts of Life Band PODCAST #6!!! - features lots of interviews this time and music from The Minutemen, The Cars, Wesley Willis, some Arts of Life Band. We talk with Christina Zion and Liz Longo about the Horticulture Project. We speak to Tim Stone about his work at the studio, his coffee business, and his review of Wesley Willis. Also, we interview Danny Frownfelter and John Sharp of the North Shore Music Ensemble. Your hosts this time are Anthony Cozzi and R.k. Shuquem.
We’d like to thanks Alternative Tentacles Records for donating the Wesley Willis album to us. If you’d like us to review your band, send us your CD to Arts of Life - 2010 West Carroll, Chicago, IL 60612. On the production side, wanna give a shout out to Andy Deitrich for his assistance with past podcasts. This production is also aired on Magic Monster Radio and There Exists Radio.
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Podcast #6
Introducing Christina Zion
Arts of Life Band - Disco Disco
The Minutemen - Cheerleaders
The Cars - Dangerous Type
Interview: Christina Zion and Liz Longo
Bobby Boyd Congress - In A Toy Garden
Interview: Tim Stone
Wesley Willis - Runnin’ My Ink Pen
Wesley Willis - Feel the Power of Rock N Roll
Interview: John Sharp and Danny Frownfelter
NSME - Valentine Hearts
NSME - Turn Around, Turn Around
THANKS FOR LISTENING!!!!!!!
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The Arts of Life Band PODCAST #5!!! - features music, notices of upcoming events in the Arts of Life community, music from Bauhaus, The Wipers, Michael Jackson, some Arts of Life Band, and talked with artist Jean Wilson. Your hosts this time are Anthony Cozzi and R.k. Shuquem.
If you enjoy this podcast, please earmark a donation for us to get a soundcloud subscription, it is $100 per year. Donate at artsoflife.org
Podcast #5
upcoming events in our community
Introducing Jean Wilson
Arts of Life Band - Get This Band Going
The Wipers - Return of the Rat
Tra La La Blip - Ice Cream Van
Bill - The Redbirds
Jean, Anthony, and Ryan discuss Jean’s artwork, Arts of Life Band songs, Vampires, Monster themed music among other things.
Bauhaus - Bela Lugosi’s Dead
Bobby Pickett - The Monster Mash
Robert Johnson - Sweet Home Chicago
Michael Jackson - Thriller
Cemetery - State Ward
E+ - NME
Bare Mutants - Without You
THANKS FOR LISTENING!!!!!!!
Alternative Pattern Making at Lindblom Math and Sciences Academy with The Arts of Life!
Since we used graph paper last week to develop some patterns this week we decided to figure out what ELSE could be used to make patterns!
We used out hands, feet (socks and no socks PU!), staplers, tape dispensers and anything else that we found could make an interesting shape!
This lesson developed awareness of natural lines from unlikely sources. It was an active lesson that incorporated math, art and giggles! We learned the basics of discovery and again counting!
Thanks to Liz (volunteer at The Arts of Life) and Kris (artist at The Arts of Life) for all your help!
Alternative Pattern Making at Lindblom Math and Sciences Academy with The Arts of Life!
Since we used graph paper last week to develop some patterns this week we decided to figure out what ELSE could be used to make patterns!
We used out hands, feet (socks and no socks PU!), staplers, tape dispensers and anything else that we found could make an interesting shape!
This lesson developed awareness of natural lines from unlikely sources. It was an active lesson that incorporated math, art and giggles! We learned the basics of discovery and again counting!
Thanks to Liz (volunteer at The Arts of Life) and Kris (artist at The Arts of Life) for all your help!
Alternative Pattern Making at Lindblom Math and Sciences Academy with The Arts of Life!
Since we used graph paper last week to develop some patterns this week we decided to figure out what ELSE could be used to make patterns!
We used out hands, feet (socks and no socks PU!), staplers, tape dispensers and anything else that we found could make an interesting shape!
This lesson developed awareness of natural lines from unlikely sources. It was an active lesson that incorporated math, art and giggles! We learned the basics of discovery and again counting!
Thanks to Liz (volunteer at The Arts of Life) and Kris (artist at The Arts of Life) for all your help!
Alternative Pattern Making at Lindblom Math and Sciences Academy with The Arts of Life!
Since we used graph paper last week to develop some patterns this week we decided to figure out what ELSE could be used to make patterns!
We used out hands, feet (socks and no socks PU!), staplers, tape dispensers and anything else that we found could make an interesting shape!
This lesson developed awareness of natural lines from unlikely sources. It was an active lesson that incorporated math, art and giggles! We learned the basics of discovery and again counting!
Thanks to Liz (volunteer at The Arts of Life) and Kris (artist at The Arts of Life) for all your help!
Alternative Pattern Making at Lindblom Math and Sciences Academy with The Arts of Life!
Since we used graph paper last week to develop some patterns this week we decided to figure out what ELSE could be used to make patterns!
We used out hands, feet (socks and no socks PU!), staplers, tape dispensers and anything else that we found could make an interesting shape!
This lesson developed awareness of natural lines from unlikely sources. It was an active lesson that incorporated math, art and giggles! We learned the basics of discovery and again counting!
Thanks to Liz (volunteer at The Arts of Life) and Kris (artist at The Arts of Life) for all your help!
GRAPH PAPER PATTERNS WITH THE ARTS OF LIFE AND LINDBLOM MATH AND SCIENCES ACADEMY
We’re back from SPRING BREAK! Everyone was energized and ready to make some art! This week we worked on designing patterns using graph paper. We learned that going out of the lines and making mistakes are actually happy accidents and can result in some really beautiful images.
The basis for this lesson was very simple; define a space and fill it with a repetition of color, line, and shape to make what is called Pattern.
Students worked with rulers and worked on their counting skills to make patterns such as stripes and checks.
We learned there are truly an infinite number of patterns that can be created by simply repeating lines in different lengths and directions, varying their spacing and rotating their position on the page.
Thanks to Frances (Arts of Life artist) and Liz (Arts of Life Volunteer) for helping the students make some gorgeous designs.
Arts of Life Band Buttons. [including art by Jean Wilson}
Mary Hayes, Graphic Design Intern
maryhayes.virb.com
