The long wait is over, Koch Brothers Exposed is here
Yesterday we had the World Premiere of our Koch Brothers Exposed documentary in New York City just a few miles from one of the Kochs many homes. Instead of keeping this film in theaters, we are making it available immediately on DVD with an Action Guide so that you can watch with family and friends then do something to make a difference.
Get the DVD now featuring expert interviews, investigative exposés, and extras about what these billionaire brothers are doing to our democracy. After you get the DVD please download the Action Guide which we have created with our partners Greenpeace, Campaign for America’s Future, NAACP, Democracy for America and Advancement Project.
We are up against a mega-rich foe with an elitist attitude. Charles Koch is credited as saying, “I just want my fair share, and that’s all of it”. We need your help to combat these billionaires actions. Sign up to hold a House Screening or go to the Screening page to attend one in your neighborhood. After watching, we encourage you to discuss the film with your family and friends then look through the Action Guide to decide on which actions you can agree to do. With your help we can start to reverse the damage that has been done.
Thank you for being a part of this movement. Together we can make sure that the 1% is not controlling our democracy.
Best,
Robert Greenwald
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THE BLACK KEYS FAN CONTEST
I’ve liked The Black Keys since I first heard them several years ago. I’ve become an even bigger fan of the band since they released their latest 2 records…”Brothers” and “El Camino”, both of which are instant classics. I have always loved Classic Rock, Garage, Punk and Glam, genres that The Black Keys filter through their own sensibilities in an incredibly infectious way. It was a great honor for me to get to make these two posters for their Madison Square Garden shows. I look forward to seeing them at Coachella next month.
- Shepard
CONTEST DETAILS:
Are you the biggest Black Keys fan? Well here’s a chance for you to own a piece of The Black Keys history! We’re looking for The Black Keys fan with the OLDEST ticket stubs! Think you have the oldest stub? What are you waiting for? Tweet us a picture of yourself holding your stub and be entered to win a dually signed print by both Dan, Pat and Shepard!
MUST include hashtag #OBEYBlackkeys HURRY – contest ends April 3, 2012 – 5pm PST. Winner will be announced on April 6th via OBEY GIANT Facebook and Twitter.
GOOD LUCK!!!
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Tuesday’s Print release times
Tomorrow’s print release will occur at two separate times during the day. Once in the morning between 10am and 12noon and once in the late afternoon between 3 and 5. All times are Pacific Standard Time. Good Luck!
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BYPASSING THE GATEKEEPERS
This new interview appears in PMc Magazine. To learn about upcoming shows, future art history and gatekeepers read on!
A Conversation with SHEPARD FAIREY
Virtually every person in America now knows who Shepard Fairey is, or at least one work of his in particular. Thanks to his Obama “Hope” poster (and subsequent AP lawsuit), the artist transcended the art world spotlight, and was thrust into the home of the average American.
Being in the pocket that is the New York art world, I sometimes forget that probably up until the “Hope’ poster, most of America couldn’t tell the difference between graffiti and street art, and most likely didn’t care enough to. Street art as a movement has been barreling toward its peak, now being the subject of world class museum exhibitions, high ranking Sotheby’s and Christie’s auctions, and mimicry by the advertising industry. Everyone and their brother now “does street art,” if I had a dollar for every street artist I met, I’d be a rich lady.
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