Blue & Yellow Logic Blue is a Denver-based, woman-owned social enterprise existing to connect, educate & mobilize People of Color about urban sustainability and the green economy.
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- Location:
- Denver, CO, 80205
- Mon - Fri:
- 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
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- Blue & Yellow Logic films @ Ca...
Starz FilmCenter (on Auraria Campus)
Thursday, October 1 at 6:35pm - Blue & Yellow Logic films @ Ca...
Starz FilmCenter (on Auraria Campus)
Thursday, October 1 at 5:00pm - "Twisted" - Mimosas & Marys @ ...
TAXI2 Blg
Sunday, June 21 at 10:00am
Blue & Yellow Logic going up to Boulder 2Nite for the AfroPunk concert w/ poet, Saul Williams! @The Fox.
Blue & Yellow Logic Join us tonight tonight at Green Spaces to celebrate local agriculture and the Grow Local Campaign! (6 - 8 pm)
Blue & Yellow Logic a space for pix from the aquaponic greenhouse - food-justice project in Denver's NE neighborhood, Swansea-Elyria
Blue & Yellow Logic Join the international day of action with Blue and Yellow Logic!
Source: www.350.org
in collaboration with Blue & Yellow Logic, Cross Community Coalition, 350.org, the Pan African Arts Society, University of Denver Social Justice/Living & Learning Communities, & the Office of City Councilwoman Judy Montero (Dist. 9)
Blue & Yellow Logic SUCCESS at Denver City Council!!!!! We now have AQUAPONIC FARMING opportunity @ the Swansea-Elyria Greenhouse! Come celebrate @ the OPEN HOUSE on Sat, 10/24 (47th & York) and get a Tour, have a bowl of chili, and Sign-Up to Intern/Volunteer/Work! Green For All!
Blue & Yellow Logic Denver City Council Votes tonight on adding Aquaponic farming to the exisitingzoning code for existing Greenhouses in Denver - Please show yoursupport in chambers (City & County Blg downtown) at 530p!
Source: www.denverpost.com
Denver
Blue & Yellow Logic is headed off to Bioneers for the weekend! See you in Boulder
Blue & Yellow Logic Come see Blue and Yellow Logic's Kendra Sandoval and Ashara Ekundayo speak at Bioneers this weekend!
Source: ecenter.colorado.edu
The CU Environmental Center educates, activates, and inspires the campus community to understand and engage in local and global environmental issues.
Blue & Yellow Logic Join Blue and Yellow Logic at Bioneers this weekend!
Source: ecenter.colorado.edu
The CU Environmental Center educates, activates, and inspires the campus community to understand and engage in local and global environmental issues.
Blue & Yellow Logic
Blue and Yellow Logic supports GROW LOCAL!!
this pic was after the proclamation from City Council was approved!
Blue & Yellow Logic working on aquaponic greenhouse zoning with Denver City Council this week and manifesting clients. Greening the ghetto!
Blue & Yellow Logic BYL Outreach Architect, Ashara Ekundayo talks about green shorts @ the Cafe Nuba Doc/Fest, 3p(mst) - http://www.KGNU.org
Blue & Yellow Logic is mtg at the Denver Greenhaus 2nite on 350.org, aquaculture, food justice mural art, and community collaborations! @BluandYellow, #foodjustice
Blue & Yellow Logic
CAFÉ NUBA DOCUMENTARY FEST CELEBRATES INTERNATIONAL ARTS ACTIVISM & SUSTAINABILITY THROUGH SPOKEN-WORD, FILM & MUSIC
Three-night film festival combines live music + open mic with performances by featured spoken-word artists including Abiobun Oyewole of The Last Poets.
Denver – September 21, 2009, The “Café Nuba Documenta...ry Fest” produced by BluBlak Media and the Denver Film Society in collaboration with the Pan African Arts Society, launches a new urban arts event modeled after Denver’s award-winning, provocative poetry venue “Café Nuba” now in it’s 10th year. Aimed at bringing together Colorado’s vibrant slam scene with documentary film lovers, and community members interested in cultivating eco-justice in the sustainability movement through cultural presentation, Café Nuba Doc/Fest will pair shorts on urban “greening” with feature-length films focused on international hip-hop culture and the element of spoken-word.
For schedule and ticket information go to http://www.denverfilm.org or http://www.cafenuba.com or call 303-595-3456.
Tickets are $15/night ($12 for DFS Members, Auraria Students w/ ID or if you purchase a 3-nite package).
Film/Time/Costs: $15/nite, includes 5-7p.m. open bar cocktail lounge, and 7:15 p.m. showtime
CAFÉ NUBA DOC/FEST HIGHLIGHTS
Thursday, October 1st: The Café Nuba Documentary Fest officially kicks off with a pre-film cocktail reception emceed by local poet, Lady Speech, and screening of the gritty doc, <b>“Say My Name” (2008) directed by Nirit Peled.</b> Described as a candid portrayal of young ambitious women trying to survive as lyricists, rappers, and mothers, the film is a provocative dialogue on class, race, and gender. Proceeded by “What If I Told You?” (2009) by Jennifer Johns. Featured Poet: NYC’s Queen Godis (HBO’s Brave New Voices) with sounds from DJ CaveM.
TRAILER: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SQIc2hNt
Friday, October 2nd: The Festival centerpiece takes on an Afro-fusion tone with “Homegrown: HipLife in Ghana” (2008) by director Eli Jacobs- Fantuazzi. This award-winning film about Ghanian hip-hop troupe, V.I.P. (Vision In Progress) documents ten years of their journey from the ghetto in Accra to their first international tour. Proceeded by “What Is Poverty?” (2009) by Jennifer Johns. Featured Poets: Molina Soliel + Aju with Asia Jazz Project with sounds from DJ CaveM. ++Nuba Afterparty at DELITE, 30 So. Broadway, 21+, No Cover, Drink & Food Specials, 10pm-2am.
TRAILER:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7kC5TiCM
Saturday, October 3rd: Closing night films take a look at the roots of the contemporary poetry scene through the eyes of the Civil Rights arts organizers. "The Last Poets: Made in Amerikkka" (2008) directed by Claude Santiago – captures the veteran Last Poets in their element where the narrative unfolds amidst the backdrop of a special 40th Anniversary show in France where 5 of the 7 remaining living members of the group are reunited for a one-time performance for the ages. Proceeded by “What Is Sustainable Living?” (2009) by Jennifer Johns. Featured poet/activist: Abiodun Oyewole of The Last Poets + the SlamNuba Team – sounds from DJ CaveM. ++Nuba Afterparty hosted by Flobots.org at the Meadowlark Bar, 2703 Larimer, 18+, $5 door, 10pm-2am.
TRAILER:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdFXaDj0d
Curated by Ashara Ekundayo
THIS EVENT WILL SELL OUT - GET YOUR TIX EARLY, ONLINE!
Cafe Nuba ~ Serving It Up Hot & Black since 1999! Come experience Denver's original urban mic!Read More
Three-night film festival combines live music + open mic with performances by featured spoken-word artists including Abiobun Oyewole of The Last Poets.
Denver – September 21, 2009, The “Café Nuba Documenta...ry Fest” produced by BluBlak Media and the Denver Film Society in collaboration with the Pan African Arts Society, launches a new urban arts event modeled after Denver’s award-winning, provocative poetry venue “Café Nuba” now in it’s 10th year. Aimed at bringing together Colorado’s vibrant slam scene with documentary film lovers, and community members interested in cultivating eco-justice in the sustainability movement through cultural presentation, Café Nuba Doc/Fest will pair shorts on urban “greening” with feature-length films focused on international hip-hop culture and the element of spoken-word.
For schedule and ticket information go to http://www.denverfilm.org or http://www.cafenuba.com or call 303-595-3456.
Tickets are $15/night ($12 for DFS Members, Auraria Students w/ ID or if you purchase a 3-nite package).
Film/Time/Costs: $15/nite, includes 5-7p.m. open bar cocktail lounge, and 7:15 p.m. showtime
CAFÉ NUBA DOC/FEST HIGHLIGHTS
Thursday, October 1st: The Café Nuba Documentary Fest officially kicks off with a pre-film cocktail reception emceed by local poet, Lady Speech, and screening of the gritty doc, <b>“Say My Name” (2008) directed by Nirit Peled.</b> Described as a candid portrayal of young ambitious women trying to survive as lyricists, rappers, and mothers, the film is a provocative dialogue on class, race, and gender. Proceeded by “What If I Told You?” (2009) by Jennifer Johns. Featured Poet: NYC’s Queen Godis (HBO’s Brave New Voices) with sounds from DJ CaveM.
TRAILER: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SQIc2hNt
Friday, October 2nd: The Festival centerpiece takes on an Afro-fusion tone with “Homegrown: HipLife in Ghana” (2008) by director Eli Jacobs- Fantuazzi. This award-winning film about Ghanian hip-hop troupe, V.I.P. (Vision In Progress) documents ten years of their journey from the ghetto in Accra to their first international tour. Proceeded by “What Is Poverty?” (2009) by Jennifer Johns. Featured Poets: Molina Soliel + Aju with Asia Jazz Project with sounds from DJ CaveM. ++Nuba Afterparty at DELITE, 30 So. Broadway, 21+, No Cover, Drink & Food Specials, 10pm-2am.
TRAILER:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7kC5TiCM
Saturday, October 3rd: Closing night films take a look at the roots of the contemporary poetry scene through the eyes of the Civil Rights arts organizers. "The Last Poets: Made in Amerikkka" (2008) directed by Claude Santiago – captures the veteran Last Poets in their element where the narrative unfolds amidst the backdrop of a special 40th Anniversary show in France where 5 of the 7 remaining living members of the group are reunited for a one-time performance for the ages. Proceeded by “What Is Sustainable Living?” (2009) by Jennifer Johns. Featured poet/activist: Abiodun Oyewole of The Last Poets + the SlamNuba Team – sounds from DJ CaveM. ++Nuba Afterparty hosted by Flobots.org at the Meadowlark Bar, 2703 Larimer, 18+, $5 door, 10pm-2am.
TRAILER:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdFXaDj0d
Curated by Ashara Ekundayo
THIS EVENT WILL SELL OUT - GET YOUR TIX EARLY, ONLINE!
Cafe Nuba ~ Serving It Up Hot & Black since 1999! Come experience Denver's original urban mic!Read More
3 short flix on urban communities on "green" each nite!
Time:6:35PM Thursday, October 1st
Location:Starz FilmCenter (on Auraria Campus)
