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Janet Attard in BikeXPERIENCE Exhibit: May 2/3

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BikeXPERIENCE SLO Opening Reception Friday May 2 during Art after Dark 6-9:00

BikeXPERIENCE Atascadero Opening Reception Saturday May 3 6:00-9:00

Portions of the sold art go to benefit the SLO County Bicycle Coalition.

Last year we raised $1000 dollars and only had it for 2 weeks. This year we have two galleries for the wnole month. We will have events at both the galleries all month long so I hope to double our fund raising.

Go here for up to date information as it happens: http://rideshare.org/cm/bike/bikemonth08home.html

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April 19: Crater Invaders Stenciling Project, SF

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Calling all SF Bicycle Coalition volunteers and friends who are sick of riding on holey streets and cracked asphalt! Come out for our "Crater Invasion" on Saturday, April 19th. This is YOUR day to bring attention to this problem with our Pothole Stenciling Project . We'll be creating a visual diary on our cracking and pock-marked streets with fun stencils and temporary chalk.
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9,025 Stencil Archive Uploads, Weblinks added

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Pushing 10K pics! How about that? Just in time to start promoting Stencil Nation, which goes to press this week. How about that? Ah, April goodness. Tonight's uploads supported by classical Persian music (go Iran!), Secret Chiefs 3, and my roomies' nice offering of food just at the right moment.

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Crack for Your Eyes

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As a kid you could walk into a candyshop and get caught be this amazing feeling of “crackforyoureyes”. That is the same feeling you experience decades later. The beloved candystore has turned grey with Jellybeans of concrete. Seeing treats that other people neglect is what makes living in the urban playground so interesting. Your city is not always my city...
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