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Now screening :
1. New York: Art of Beeing with Louis Masai by Where’s Kong
2. Detroit: Art of Beeing with Louis Masai by Where’s Kong
3. California : Art of Beeing with Louis Masai by Where’s Kong
4. Arizona . Texas . Tennessee : Art of Beeing with Louis Masai by Where’s Kong
5. Miami: Art of Beeing with Louis Masai by Where’s Kong
BSA Special Feature: 5 in a row by Where’s Kong : USA Art of Beeing
A visual diary of 9 weeks traveling across the US in search of kindred folk to learn from and exchange with and teach about the 6th Age of Extinction that we are entering where literally thousands of species are dying while we watch television, phones, Facebook.
Individually these tight and tantalizing videos give you a distinct taste for the regions and the cities that Masai and his team of 2 videographers travelled through. Experts and street people and community are narrators throughout, laying out the contours. Collectively the short films are a pulse-taking of a country that could be a world leader in these matters but is somehow in a trance, unable to move in a unified constructive hopeful way to reverse the destructive trends.
Masai is too polite to say it that way, but the truths of our collective folly comes through nonetheless.
See our wrap of the tour here: One Artists’ Mission to Save Endangered Species: Louis Masai Completes “The Art Of Beeing” Tour
The Art of Beeing – New York City #1
Louis Masai / The Art of Beeing Detroit
Louis Masai / The Art of Beeing California
Louis Masai / The Art of Beeing Arizona . Texas . Tennessee
Louis Masai / The Art of Beeing Miami
Click HERE to learn more about Louis Masai The Art Of Beeing
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