Updates from Industry City  View this email in your browser A dynamic ecosystem where innovators, creators, makers, and manufacturers develop, produce, and collaborate daily in Brooklyn. Social Media For Business: Free Panel Discussion w/ experts from Google + Facebook this Tuesday at Industry City On Tuesday, August 16 we are collaborating with General Assembly for a fireside chat on Social Media for Businesses. Hear from industry insiders on how they stay in the know and ahead of the game. The panelists come from Google, Facebook, Plated and BankMobile. Topics covered include: – Creating engaging content that resonates with your target audience – Mapping your overall business objectives to Social Media activities – Measuring the impact of social media marketing, and leveraging best practices to achieve your business goals Join us for Mumbo Gumbo on August 28, 2016; Mumbo Gumbo is a "Big Easy" style food and music festival at the Landing at Industry City. Enjoy a taste of authentic New Orleans Cuisine, meat gumbo, seafood gumbo, po' boys and more! Click for more info. Upcoming Events August 10: Pokemon Lure Event August 11: Baeble Music's Bands and Brews August 16: Fireside Chat with General Assembly August 16: Grow it Yourself Workshop with Danielle Trofe  August 20: Rooftop Films Screening "Hunter Gatherer" August 21 : Salsa Sunday August 28 : Mumbo Gumbo  IC In the News  Sunset Park Voice: Industry City Summer Internships Connects Sunset Park Youth To The Job Market The Drive: Introducing Project Showroom Home Reporter: Industry City adds some Serious Eats to its growing media presence Commercial Observer: Serious Eats Opening Test Kitchen, Photo Studio Upon Relocation to Industry City Join us August 21 for the final Salsa Sunday in the Courtyard. Enjoy Live Music, Dancing, Brunch at the Landing, Family Activities, & a Local Pop-up Market. 1-5 pm at the Industry City Courtyard (220 36th St.). Follow @IndustryCity for daily inspiration from IC's community of makers & artists Come be a part of Brooklyn's most exciting community. Creative Workshop spaces available at Industry City from 1,000 to 2,000 SF for fashion, tech, manufacturing, design, and more! Offering one month free through the summer. The Landing is a lounge, restaurant and community hub for the creative class at Industry City. Come enjoy great food and the beautiful setting.  Updates from Industry City  View this email in your browser A dynamic ecosystem where innovators, creators, makers, and manufacturers develop, produce, and collaborate daily in Brooklyn. Social Media For Business: Free Panel Discussion w/ experts from Google + Facebook this Tuesday at Industry City On Tuesday, August 16 we are collaborating with General Assembly for a fireside chat on Social Media for Businesses. Hear from industry insiders on how they stay in the know and ahead of the game. The panelists come from Google, Facebook, Plated and BankMobile. Topics covered include: – Creating engaging content that resonates with your target audience – Mapping your overall business objectives to Social Media activities – Measuring the impact of social media marketing, and leveraging best practices to achieve your business goals Join us for Mumbo Gumbo on August 28, 2016; Mumbo Gumbo is a "Big Easy" style food and music festival at the Landing at Industry City. Enjoy a taste of authentic New Orleans Cuisine, meat gumbo, seafood gumbo, po' boys and more! Click for more info. Upcoming Events August 10: Pokemon Lure Event August 11: Baeble Music's Bands and Brews August 16: Fireside Chat with General Assembly August 16: Grow it Yourself Workshop with Danielle Trofe  August 20: Rooftop Films Screening "Hunter Gatherer" August 21 : Salsa Sunday August 28 : Mumbo Gumbo  IC In the News  Sunset Park Voice: Industry City Summer Internships Connects Sunset Park Youth To The Job Market The Drive: Introducing Project Showroom Home Reporter: Industry City adds some Serious Eats to its growing media presence Commercial Observer: Serious Eats Opening Test Kitchen, Photo Studio Upon Relocation to Industry City Join us August 21 for the final Salsa Sunday in the Courtyard. Enjoy Live Music, Dancing, Brunch at the Landing, Family Activities, & a Local Pop-up Market. 1-5 pm at the Industry City Courtyard (220 36th St.). Follow @IndustryCity for daily inspiration from IC's community of makers & artists Come be a part of Brooklyn's most exciting community. Creative Workshop spaces available at Industry City from 1,000 to 2,000 SF for fashion, tech, manufacturing, design, and more! Offering one month free through the summer. The Landing is a lounge, restaurant and community hub for the creative class at Industry City. Come enjoy great food and the beautiful setting.  https://my.barackobama.com/Science-Says-So-Gear Today, for the first time ever, you'll be able to send a note to President Obama simply by messaging the White House on Facebook, the same way you message your friends. For the greater part of our nation's history, the only way to get a message to the President and the White House was to send it by mail. Technology has made new ways of communicating possible. In the 1880s, the White House began receiving phone calls. In 1994, WhiteHouse.gov introduced a way for the public to submit messages online. These days, no matter where you are or what time of day it is, it's possible to connect instantaneously, in real time, to people all over the world. One of our jobs at the White House is to keep up with these new ways of communication. That's why today, for the first time ever, you'll be able to send a note to President Obama simply by messaging the White House on Facebook, the same way you message your friends. Getting a word in with the president has always been one of the White House's most popular citizen services. As President Obama himself has pointed out, "Abraham Lincoln was able to have regular office hours where people would come and wait outside his office, which was over in the residence." Face-to-face time is a little harder to come by these days, but technology makes it possible for anyone with an internet connection to send a message to the President and his Administration. The White House's Messenger bot, a first of its kind for any government the world over, will make it as easy as messaging your closest friends. So, head on over to the White House's Facebook page and click "Message" to get in touch with the President. Thanks, Jason Jason Goldman Chief Digital Officer The White House @goldman44

Saphira & Ventura Gallery Presents PLURAL REALITIES Aug4-29,2016 Saphira and Ventura is pleased to present Plural Realities, a new group exhibition focused on the sublime mystery of the imagination. In a world where reality itself seems more and more to be an amalgamation of individual subjectivities. In this exhibit, we encourage viewers to approach the pieces as worlds contained, and to consider how personal subjectivity manifests in individual creation. OPENING NIGHT: Aug 17th TIME: 7-9pm LOCATION: Saphira & Ventura Gallery CURATED BY: Alcinda Saphira ARTISTS: Abe Shainberg Paula  Delmanto Neil Kerman Raquel Lima Carl Clarke Silvia Pinto Souza R.S.V.P for the Open Night

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Documentary the art of Brazil in the USA by Sula Costa and Gil Becker

Posted by: Artworks in Art, Highlights, World Art 30 of June of 2016 0 156 Views

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The TV producer Sula Costa and cameraman Gil Becker inspired him to produce the documentary the art of Brazil in the USA with the main objective to disseminate names that are not yet known in the market of the arts.

The first act of the audiovisual project is the account and experience of Brazilian artists. Each with its artistic format, though that belong to the same country, have highlighted the cultural differences from one region of Brazil to another.

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The documentary will portray the life and philosophy of various artists, with their sculpture techniques, talk about your relationship with the Visual Arts and his life story.

Colors, forms, lights, volumes, shadows, perspectives, silhouettes… ideas. Art blows in all its dimensions in New York, an inspiring environment where circulating more than 10.000 artists by day. The feature-length documentary that invites the public to an exciting and playful film journey through the universe of Visual Arts.

Written and directed by Sulla Costa, THE ART OF BRAZIL IN THE USA, stitching with precision and creativity testimonials of artists, critics, Trustees and even cameos from established artists, beyond – why not? – professionals all kinds of art and culture. And extracts of their subjects the most provocative confessions, discoveries and reflections, interspersed by beautiful images of our recent artistic production. With testimonials of artists from North to South of Brazil, the documentary serves as research material and history of our contemporary art.

"The answers to the questions proposed shall be distributed by the documentary following its contents and all the senses and meanings that arose in dialogue with artists who exhibit their art in the year 2014 and 2015, building, so, a wide network of thoughts that complement or oppose opening up many possibilities of perception and understanding”, says the Director Sulla Costa.

About the exhibitions.

On the flow of artists who will be providing their testimony in the audiovisual project, will be organized exhibitions with the works of these artists, will be more than 10.000 works with different characteristics and scattered by the galleries and museums in New York.

The artwork of these artists always impressed me, mainly by two qualities: the technique, verging on perfection, his watercolors and the lightness of your hand, is brushing, with color pencil. By this delicacy to match the personality of these illustrators, some of them unknown, you've enriched my cultural background several times with his work. And, Interestingly, contrasts with the claw, the perseverance and courage with which she throws in successive projects, renewing permanently. "

Throw on your paintings several layers of pointillism, Unprovisioning the original image of your screens, seeking a foray into contemporary art language. Are numerous works on canvas where scenes from an idyllic Brazil crumble under the opacity of vibrant colors and reverberant.

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We reach out to you today because we need your support to help prevent an alarming 1.2 million infant deaths annually in India. It’s a shocking statistic as much as it is heart-breaking to know that these lives could have been saved. These are deaths that can be prevented by providing mothers and new-borns with access to essential and quality healthcare services. And it’s entirely possible to do so with just a little help from you to support UNICEF’s efforts in setting up more Special Newborn Care Units (SNCUs) that are vital to help children grow to their full potential. For as little as Rs 800/- per month, UNICEF, through its intervention programmes can help mothers and infants survive and thrive. That’s all it takes really. Just Rs 800/- a month. We look forward to your immediate support and action. Childrens’ lives depend on it.

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It might be hard to imagine now, but in 2013, when President Obama took a strong stand on climate change during his second inaugural speech, politicos and pundits in Washington were caught off guard, surprised that he even mentioned the issue. They thought climate change was a niche issue -- but doing what's right for our public health and for our kids' future has always been more important than short-term politics. That's why a few months later, the President announced his strategy to tackle carbon pollution. Today, we're celebrating the one-year anniversary of the centerpiece of that strategy, the Clean Power Plan, which will cut carbon pollution from our power plants by 32 percent by 2030 -- and help solidify our transition to an America powered by clean energy. The Clean Power Plan is a big step forward -- in fact, the New York Times called it "the strongest action ever taken by an American president to tackle climate change." But climate change deniers still want to roll it back. Stand up for the Clean Power Plan and for aggressive action to tackle climate change. The Clean Power Plan is the result of millions of people like you rejecting the idea that taking on climate change is too big or too hard, or that the status quo is all we can hope for. It's an example of the kind of change that's possible when people raise their voices together. It's not the only victory we've won, either. We've doubled the amount of clean, renewable energy we generate in the U.S. Wind and solar are cheaper than ever, and hundreds of thousands of people work in these new growing industries. The groundbreaking Paris Climate Agreement -- reached last fall -- marked the first time nearly every country in the world agreed to cut carbon pollution and fight climate change head on. We are making progress, thanks to you. But we can't stop now -- we've got to keep up the momentum to ensure we pass on a safe, healthy climate to our kids. Say you won't stop fighting: https://my.barackobama.com/Speak-Up-For-Climate-Progress

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Temos uma ótima notícia! A hidrelétrica do rio Tapajós, no coração da Amazônia, foi cancelada! Depois de mais de 30 anos lutando pela proteção de seu território, o povo Munduruku venceu uma importante batalha para manter o Tapajós livre de barragens. O seu apoio, junto a mais de 1,2 milhão de pessoas ao redor do mundo, foi decisivo para esse desfecho. Nem mesmo enormes projetos de infraestrutura são imunes ao poder que temos quando nos unimos para fazer a diferença! Os últimos meses foram intensos. Enquanto os Munduruku e as comunidades locais estavam lutando, nós também fizemos a nossa parte. Foram ações em mais de 20 países, e milhares de mensagens foram enviadas para o CEO da Siemensdeixando claro para as empresas que lucrar com a destruição da Amazônia é inaceitável. Você assinou a petição e sua ajuda foi fundamental para essa conquista, isso também só foi possível com a doação de pessoas físicas como você. O Greenpeace não aceita doações de governo e empresas, para garantir nossa independência de atuação e conquistar vitórias como esta. Que tal fazer parte do nosso time e vestir a camisa pelo Tapajós? Há muito o que comemorar, mas isso não significa que o governo brasileiro não irá avançar com as outras 42 barragens planejadas para a bacia do Tapajós. O nosso trabalho não termina aqui. Ainda falta o governo brasileiro reconhecer o direito originário dos Munduruku ao seu território tradicional e nós precisamos continuar unidos para apoiá-los. Obrigado mais uma vez por fazer a sua parte pela proteção da Amazônia. Compartilhe essa vitória! Greenpeace Brasil