Would rather it be a all night event for me.

Having another event on Friday night is a good idea but there is already momentum with Artwalk. Why not move it to a day that more folks could attend and spend more time there at the event?

All we need is numbers now. Participation.

One single voice.

Thanks AO.

It will only take participation for the first step to make change.

I could see this being a place for local contemporary artists to voice their opinion.

Imagine if we had two hundred members? If we needed a petition of signatures for change we could count on those two hundred names?

Definitiley a great idea to post on MySpace. I’ve emailed Downtown Vision to see what they say about changing artwalk to Friday.

But if we had shear numbers and could agree on specific concepts for change we could definitely make it happen.

Jax Cal, I am posting this blog url to everywhere I can. My space (http://www.myspace.com/amojdo), my website (http://jacksonville craftmafia.com) , etc. – please excuse the coding it’s a work in progess!

I will make up some flyers (with everyone’s input of course) to put around the FCCJ campus as well if you think that would generate some interest.

All are welcome to comment and add to the commentary.

Shoot me an email and I’ll add you as a contributor.

The last comment on the Flog says revolution needs money to happen. I think it needs participation first. Money is a second or even third step in a revolution. People rise up and join in a common cause first.

The revolution could start right now. Right here. If all of the contributors on the Kinghorn article that posted on the Flog decided to join and to make it happen.

Come one. Come all.

-Verde Family Values

There has been almost no dialogue and ZERO reporting or coverage of any of the Arts in this city for the past 5 years.

Its about time that this happened.

Thanks, JaxCal.

We need to have folks like yourself and Mark involved in something like this.

As you are aware of, ideas and concepts are just that unless there is involvement and the actual work to see them come to fruition.

You and Mark both have great ideas. All of the suggestions are so attainable, it’s scary.

AO

Your writing kicks much assitude. Would definitely like to see you use something like this to shed some light on the art scene here and abroad. Hope you don’t mind me quoting you too.

Thanks.