DAILY EVENT LIST....10/01/12






THE AFROSENSUAL POTRAIT
@ APACHE CAFE
64 3rd St. NW,
Atlanta, Georgia 30308
7:30PM

Vincent Christie of Pangea's Garden, Ree Swa of Lens Of Life Photography and Sundiata Sankofa of Sankofa Photographic Artistry have created images of afrosensuality that celebrate the beauty that we don't typically find in the galleries or museums… it doesn't fill the pages of magazines and art history books.

But this… afrosensual aesthetic… gives voice to the regal, textured, soulful culture that has cultivated this beauty.
  We ask you to join us in our celebration. Look at the work. Look at yourself.
..That is your afrosensual portrait?

Entry is FREE unless you are an artist or photographer and you intend to draw, paint or shoot during the evening. And then its only $5.00.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GAME NIGHT

@ COSMOS

300 N. College St,

Charlotte, North Carolina 28202

8PM UNTIL 1AM

 

Chicago Bears vs Dallas Cowboys
This Is A HUGE Game. Arrive Early For Preferred Seating!

Join us at Cosmos in Uptown Charlotte for Monday Night Football. Play your favorite games while watching your favorite teams on new flat screens & a huge projector.

 doors open at 8pm. Entry is FREE until 11:30.(or until the game ends)
  Food & Drink Specials:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

HALF THE SKY VIEWING PARTY

@ MANUEL'S TAVERN

602 North Highland Avenue,

Atlanta, Georgia 30307

9PM

 

Monday night at 9pm is the Half the Sky documentary viewing party at Manuel's Tavern in the back room! Please let me know if you're coming (locally - comment on the wall or text me:-)) so I can tell the places a head count :-)

https://www.facebook.com/halftheskymovement?ref=ts
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http://halftheskymovement.org/

"The challenge today is to prod the world to face up to women locked in brothels and teenage girls with fistulas curled up on the floor of isolated huts.

We hope to see a broad movement emerge to battle gender inequality around the world and to push for education and opportunities for girls around the world. The American civil rights movement is one model, and so is the environmental movement, but both of those were very different because they involved domestic challenges at home. And we're wary of taking the American women's movement as a model, because if the international effort is dubbed a "women's issue," then it will already have failed.

The unfortunate reality is that women's issues are marginalized and in any case sex trafficking and mass rape should no more be seen as women's issues than slavery was a black issue or the Holocaust was a Jewish issue. These are all humanitarian concerns, transcending any one race, gender, or creed."