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じゃあ、まず、オレのブログを読んでる人はだいたい日本人じゃないから最近日本語で書いてない。。。けど！日本語難しくても堪忍してください！！　それで、自分の意思を見つけた。多分。オレはコロラドからやってきた。ここはコロラドの姉妹都市。オレがアートが大好きから、コロラドのアートとこっちらのアートの合うことがいいと思う。それで、結果は目立つじゃない？オレはコロラドのアートと山形のアートの交流を唆したらどう？
Ok, I'm done writing japanese because I just read my last three sentences and couldn't even understand them....even though I wrote 'em. Anyways, all I'm trying to say is that I come from colorado, excuse me Colorado. I check as I type so be patient. Anyway. I love art and have been following the Boulder/Denver scene for a while now and since I'm over here I thought, shit, why not try to do some cross-culture show!? For those of you who might not know where I'm at, or rather a few minutes south, is Boulder's Sister City in Japan! Yamagata City to be exact. So, While Colorado artists are doing there thing... and I've been following it, looks dope by the way; I thought, why not increase the already established bond between Colorado and Japan. Shit, it's not Tokyo but, fuck it. That's what makes it bad ass. Even though a show happens here, I want it to feel like it's part of Boulder's scene. It's all about increasing our awareness of our neighbors etc.... So, without further ado, please contact me if you are seriously interested in participating in a cross-cultural/cross-national exhibition to display here and hopefully be responded there in Denver/Boulder. This is where art/design meets the "real" world. Where people grow and eat their own products. Yet where design sensibility has a profound impact on what people consider national, rural, organic, local or tasteful production. Please contact me with your response!
Much respect,
Former Boulder Resident,
Alex Carter