Dear Wexner Center for the Arts,

Thank you for serving the arts community and Columbus. I’ve been to a few exhibits, and I’ve been impressed every time I go.

But one thing bugs me. Your ban on personal photography. Why can’t I take pictures to preserve my memory of my visits, especially visits with my kids? I take my camera with me everywhere when I’m with my kids. When I go to the Zoo. Snap. When I’m at a baseball game. Snap. When I’m at COSI. Snap.

When I’m at the Wex. No Snap.

That gives me a giant

So I can understand your ban if only for commercial purposes. You see, even the Metropolitan Museum of Art allows non-commercial photography.

This is a several month long show featuring artists' collectives from the U.S., France, Mexico and Germany. The theoretical touchstones of the project are Henri Lefebvre, Johan Huizinga, and Jean-Francois Lyotard. The CCAD gallery is empty -- all the activity, including presentations, skill shares, and free play -- are taking place at other venues.

Posted on Majelly by @LaraK:

This is *the* inauguration of "the visionary report", a report whose author(s) wish to inspire people, in a regularly appearing way, beyond the same old again and towards evolutionary meaning and living in this world.

This image was uploaded with the post 2nd Screening of Videoactivism and Independent Documentaries, Caracas January 2008.