Mabel Negrete

Celebrate Joshua’s and Mabel’s farewell party.
Send them off – as they venture into a new settlement in the east coast.

3327 Cesar Chavez St. Apt. 2, San Francisco, CA 94110

Program:

JULY 4th

3pm Potluck-Barbecue with iPod DJ, Lottery & Garage/Art sale
7-10pm Dance party w/ DJs, short movies, & a mix of artistic flairs
10pm Party continues at Sub-Mission Art Space for late nighters!

JULY 5th

11am-5pm Brunch / Lunch / Barbecue … Garage/Art sale continues

Seeking Submissions:

• Potluck suggestions: Salads, Salsa & Chips,Cheeses/Crackers, Wine, or your Gourmet Home-Made Dish. We will have two grills 1 for veggies and 1 for meats & Please limit the amount of non-recycle packaging. Thanks!
• If you have 1 to 2 short artistic or documentary videos of 5 minutes or less, send them to info(at)mabelnegrete(dot)com. Mabel will be compiling them to show them at the party.
• You are welcome to dress up as your most favorite dictator or liberator!

RSVP or Questions:
Phone – Joshua: 415-646-5541 / E-mail – Mabel: info(at)mabelnegrete(dot)com

Thursday, April 9th 2009
I accepted to attend the Visual Art Program at MIT to do graduate work from  2009-2011.

Thursday, May 21st 2009 | $5
6pm Food, Performances & Speakers, 7pm Movie Screening
Mission Cultural Center for the Latino Arts
2868 Mission Street, San Francisco CA 94110

My group Bay Area STOPMAX is presenting UNLOCK THE BOX a documentary movie depicting the struggle to Shutdown Control Units in USA. The movie was produced by www.abolishcontroluntis.org

Saturday, May 23rd 2009 | 2pm, FREE
Artist Talk with Migdalia Valdes and Mabel Negrete
Intersection for the Arts
446 Valencia Street, San Francisco, CA 94103 www.theintersection.org

Every Day in Black and White is a poetic documentary of contemporary urban life shown through photographs, film, portraits, and sculptural journals. Ten years ago, Migdalia Valdes pledged to create at least one photograph a day for the rest of her life. Her commitment allowed photography to become more than a fascination, but rather, a compulsion, allowing her to blend both city and home, creating an intimate documentary of modern life. Vacillating between the journals and the photographs found within them, Valdes transforms what we see as ordinary into something beautiful.

This Friday is the last day to see and participate in this project.

To see flyer

About the project: The Counter Narrative Society >> Sensible Housing Unit