Friday awesomeness...The Museum Of Bad Art (MOBA) (not a joke), is excited to offer its patrons the opportunity to become an "Official MOBA Guest Interpretator". Submit an inspired title for this work, along with an interpretation to enter.

Norman Wallace, 1965
16" x 20"
oil on canvas
Purchased by M. Frank at a Boston thrift store, September, 2009

For those of you not familiar, The Museum Of Bad Art (MOBA) is a community-based, private institution dedicated to the collection, preservation, exhibition and celebration of bad art in all its forms and in all its glory.

Support the bad arts today.

RIFRÁKT Artist Collective presents their premier 
publication: 25 Emerging Boston Artists 2010. Within 
these pages, local talent is showcased, displaying a wide range of diverse mediums. This book was created to support RIFRÁKT's main objective: to explore, celebrate, and promote local work to enrich Boston’s community.

Bravo.

Check out the book launch party tonight or buy the book here.

Snoop Dogg took a cue from the Old Spice Guy and is reaching out to some celebrities through Twitter.

Not sure if this is a straight up album promotion or what. It's a mixed bag of peeps to call out to (MC Hammer, Al Gore, Weird Al, Britney Spears, Martha Stewart, Shaq). Mostly wash-ups. But really, we don't care what it is. Because it's Snoop Dogg and it's awesome.

More here.

Check out the new Samsonite work from Connelly Partners.

Good to see a big piece of business go to a smaller agency here in our home town. Looking forward to some good stuff from them.

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Agency: TBWA Switzerland

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Check, check it out...

SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY! Check out Boston's 1st Annual Food Truck Festival.

Confirmed participants include: Speed's Hot Dogs, M&M Ribs, Lincoln Street Coffee, Dragon Mobile Disco, Taza Chocolate, South End Pita, Boston Frosty, Fillbelly's, Cupcakory, Herrara's Mexican Grill, Food Truck Nation, Equal Exchange Coffee, Grillo's Pickles, The Sausage Guy, Roxy's Grilled Cheese

This glorious day is brought to you in conjunction with the Sowa (South Washington) Open Market, held every Sunday (May-Oct.) from 10-4.

The market hosts a wide variety of vendors, whether you're looking for hand-crafted accessories, original art, indie designer clothing or just a fresh loaf of bread, you'll find painters, sculptors, photographers, clothing and jewelry designers, milliners, handbag designers, house wares, florists, bakers, local farmer's produce and much more every week.

See you there.

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