I just got the email below, from the head of a local arts not-for-profit to remain un-named, to protect the innocent: "Norm -- i just wanted to make sure you knew about the "sales pitch" we are about to get.". I read on to see that tax junkie CPAC [1] - Community Partnership for Arts and Culture - is on the Cuyahoga County junk again, now hustling artists and arts organizations to tax themselves and patrons for the benefit of the dealers. Read on... anyone going to this who can cover for realneo?... Note: " RSVP’s are required!" Now, a little art, in honor of this event and the rush for the MedCon and taxation without sober representation, courtesy of Lou Reed [2]:
I dont know just where Im going
But Im gonna try for the kingdom, if I can
cause it makes me feel like Im a man
When I put a spike into my vein
And Ill tell ya, things arent quite the same
When Im rushing on my run
And I feel just like jesus son
And I guess that I just dont know
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A meeting of the Cuyahoga Arts and Culture Roundtable is scheduled for Friday August 17, 8:30am at the Great Lakes Science Center. The subject of the Roundtable will be a presentation by Fred Nance, chairman, Greater Cleveland Partnership on the development of Cleveland’s Medical Merchandise Mart and Convention Center Complex. This is an opportunity to hear first-hand about the benefits the Complex can provide to our community.
We know this is short notice; however we wanted to give the arts and culture community an opportunity to learn more about a project that will strengthen Northeast Ohio. Please make every effort to attend and bring staff and board members if possible.
RSVP’s are required! Please RSVP by replying to this email, or call 216.575.0331.
Thank you!
Beth Kappa
Program Associate
Community Partnership for Arts & Culture (CPAC)
1900 Superior, Suite 130
Cleveland, OH 44114
216.575.0331 x21 www.cpacbiz.org [3]
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