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Posted on 09/01/2009 2:27:34 PM PDT by Fudd Fan
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Somebody at the Michael Savage thread says you guys talk a lot about alcohol at this thread, is that why you have picture of a bar?
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well Michelle is exhausted from attending Teddy’s funeral.
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Courrielche said officials on the hour-long call — including NEA Director of Communications Yosi Sergant and Michael Skolnik, political director for hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons — encouraged the artists on the line to create works of art in their respective fields related to health care, energy and the environment.
“What I heard was a well thought-out pitch to encourage artists to create art on these issues,” Courrielche told FOXNews.com. “We were told we were consulted for a reason, and they specifically stated those issues as the issues we should focus on, to plant the seed. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to see what they’re attempting to do.”
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“The word volunteerism was never used,” Courrielche said. “Service was the word being used and it was in specific areas, those being health care, energy and the environment.”
Courrielche said the now ubiquitous Obama “Hope” poster by artist Shepard Fairey and musician will.i.am’s “Yes We Can” song and music video were offered as “shining examples” of the artist group’s clear impact on Obama’s landslide election.
The “potential propaganda machine,” Courrielche said, is concerning on many levels.
“The issue that troubles me the most is that the NEA was set up to promote the arts,” he said. “If you have a meeting where you’re trying to set up a machine that does your bidding, a propaganda machine, that’s not what the National Endowment for Arts is for.”
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We don’t waste time talking...olive or twist?
I’m a strong critic of Savage, they don’t like me over there, I thought it might be nicer here.
This is art:
It’s much nicer here, especially after a martini or two :)
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Anything new on the job front.
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