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BY OGOVA ONDEGO. NAIROBI, KENYA (CINEMA MINIMA) –   Lola Kenya Screen, eastern Africa’s premier audiovisual media platform for children and youth, has since 2006 showcased more than 1200 films from 71 nations representing all the six continents in various genres, formats and lengths.

Earlier in the week I got an email from Gill Holland about The Green Building opening this month. In part it said:Just went live yesterday on 15 kilowatts of solar (90 panels)!! The sun laboring for us on labor dayThat...

The Art Market: Are Dealers Overtaking Public Galleries? September 3rd, 2008 — Art market, Artists, Exhibitions, Painting, Photography We read, in the Art Newspaper (right HERE), that the Richard Prince works currently on view at London’s public Serpentine Gallery are for sale. Richard Prince, “Untitled,” 1983.

Robert Genn's latest "Clickback" on his wonderful Painters Keys site is titled, The Look. Here are the first couple of paragraphs: It's a curious subject that's seldom discussed and surprisingly poorly understood. The idealists and the practical are at odds about it, but it's really neither good nor bad--it just is.

Well, guess what? It looks like I'm going to be doing another reading a whole lot sooner than I expected. I got an e-mail the other day from a woman who is coordinating the "Hype on King" event this coming weekend here, in Kitchener. This is a 2 day festival featuring music, dance and an urban art market.

http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=14818153 Ready To Ship! A hoganfe original pattern since 2004. Over 12 Amy Butler BELLE and LOTUS patchwork prints on both sides… A roomy patchwork padded outside pocket on each side & 3 roomy patchwork padded inside pockets.

This cute little rascal was skipping along, at the Lynchburg, Virginia Community Market, while eating a peach…I can barely walk and eat a peach these days. Ahh, the magic of youth! 2008 D L Ennis, All rights reserved.

In addition to my blogging here, I am honored to be frequent guest blogger on the Absolute Arts Web site. It is one of the Internet's most heavily trafficked sites. Since most other regular bloggers there are artists, I add a different perspective. You can read my most recent post, Art vs.

Los Angeles’ climate is such that it allows for barbecues, swimming and shorts and sandals year-round (except for winter mornings, and the two or so weeks in April when it rains). While we all know that summer doesn’t really end until the third week of September, this weekend signifies the end of