Post by winka on Jun 22, 2008 10:15:59 GMT -5
May I be so bold as to offer a few modest suggestions as a means for increasing involvement in the Quartly library on the road ,so to speak?
As an art conservator, who by nature are a staid and cautious lot , I have little use for violence and prefer to only assist in preserving objects and in deciphering art. I feel encouraged that an open forum might be a means of obtaining insights about what drives people to attend different types of arts events.
I propose an art exhibit of the definitive reference works of many Genres curated by the Quartly members in some unused building or ...dare I think on such a grand scale...some mansion? It would necessarily be closed and guarded until the grand opening ,which could be a gala of great proportions with drinks ,formal dress and general merriment leading to its inevitable conclusion of gate crashers and mayhem.
Or perhaps A First Friday Graffiti Art Walk ,for instance ,with graffiti suitable for the occasion to be enjoyed by survivors and zombies alike on the first Friday of each month. Perhaps on one or two little used streets of Malton, several hosts might be present with FAK refreshments along the way for our guests with the occasional nip for the new zombie or cut for the new survivor indulged. A few of the older zombies could be strolling carolers or mimes? I realize this might be ambitious undertaking but we could start small with only a host and a location and see if anyone bites. While I'm extremely comfortable with dancing ,loud music and most other forms of alcohol induced frivolity , would it be naive of me to hope that the younger ones be shielded from the excesses of headshots and infections?
A temporary first aid station might be provided for them ,nearby, with priority given to the youngest.
For the movie buffs among us ,how about a film festival in a darkened theater with our favorite movie quotes?
As members of Malton's foremost literate group I feel you have a strong influence on the tone of this forum and I submit these ideas for your consideration . I know this group to be fertile minds of exceptional power and culture .
As an art conservator, who by nature are a staid and cautious lot , I have little use for violence and prefer to only assist in preserving objects and in deciphering art. I feel encouraged that an open forum might be a means of obtaining insights about what drives people to attend different types of arts events.
I propose an art exhibit of the definitive reference works of many Genres curated by the Quartly members in some unused building or ...dare I think on such a grand scale...some mansion? It would necessarily be closed and guarded until the grand opening ,which could be a gala of great proportions with drinks ,formal dress and general merriment leading to its inevitable conclusion of gate crashers and mayhem.
Or perhaps A First Friday Graffiti Art Walk ,for instance ,with graffiti suitable for the occasion to be enjoyed by survivors and zombies alike on the first Friday of each month. Perhaps on one or two little used streets of Malton, several hosts might be present with FAK refreshments along the way for our guests with the occasional nip for the new zombie or cut for the new survivor indulged. A few of the older zombies could be strolling carolers or mimes? I realize this might be ambitious undertaking but we could start small with only a host and a location and see if anyone bites. While I'm extremely comfortable with dancing ,loud music and most other forms of alcohol induced frivolity , would it be naive of me to hope that the younger ones be shielded from the excesses of headshots and infections?
A temporary first aid station might be provided for them ,nearby, with priority given to the youngest.
For the movie buffs among us ,how about a film festival in a darkened theater with our favorite movie quotes?
As members of Malton's foremost literate group I feel you have a strong influence on the tone of this forum and I submit these ideas for your consideration . I know this group to be fertile minds of exceptional power and culture .
