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Luna Tart died at Joe's Pub & She Took Me Down with Her!

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What issues are most important to you?

freedom of speach, support for the arts, poverty, civil rights, LGBT rights.

What kind of social activism do you engage in?

Marches, letter writing, supporting creative work.

What organizations do you love or work with?

ZAMO! Zelda Arts Management Organization

What books, music, films, etc. do you think educate and empower women?

My favorite "women's" films at the moment are "Satin Rouge" and "L'iceberg."

Career: what do you do or want to do?

I'm a manager for performers & a conosultant - and a visual artist.

What skills and interests to do you have to offer to others in the Red Tent Women's Project communty? This is your chance, so sell yourself!

Judith Z. Miller is the director of ZAMO!, a Brooklyn-based performing arts consulting company. She has represented a multicultural mix of world-class GRAMMY® nominated and JUNO ® award-winning artists. With 30 years of experience in the arts, Judith has founded, developed and promoted both for-profit and non-profit organizations and produced numerous special projects, including the highly successful 2002 “Voices” Festival forum “Presenting Latin Music” at the Association of Performing Arts Presenters annual conference. Judith co-founded The Fine Line Actors Theatre (formerly Earth Onion Women's Theatre) in Washington, DC, and created, produced, taught and performed in a series of special constituency projects addressing the needs of underserved populations, including its unique Women’s Prison Project. Her articles have appeared in Inside Arts magazine, The Washington Post and American Theatre magazine. She is also a poet and visual artist who creates primal wearable art and sculpture. She resides in Brooklyn, NY.
http://www.zamo-zamo.com
http://artistsoulspeaks.blogspot.com/

What would you like other members of this community to know? About yourself, about the world...anything (try not to be profane, though)!

I hope you'll check out my website at http://www.zamo-zamo.com and also read my brand new blog at http://artistsoulspeaks.blogspot.com/

What was your "women really matter and I'm going to do something about it" moment?

hmmm .. I'm at a loss to remember this right now, it was so many years ago, I'm sure.

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Luna Tart died at Joe's Pub & She Took Me Down with Her!

Luna Tart died at Joe's Pub & She Took Me Down with Her!

Luna Tart at Joe’s Pub, NYC, May 18, 2009

Pathos. Fragility. Drama. The absurd.

... Sung by the kind of slightly aging woman you'd pity, drunk, at the end of the bar.

Draped in a bright yellow boa, paired absurdly with a ukulele – this broad’s got a sardonic sense and a surprisingly beautiful voice. She’s so damn depressing, it’s funny – like when you cry so hard you start laughing, or vice versa.

Luna Tart – a Bernadette P… Continue

Posted on May 22, 2009 at 1:03am — 1 Comment

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At 2:56pm on August 19, 2009, Joanne Morton said…: Hi Judith ...
This fall I am hosting Manifesting Sessions in my art studio in Chinatown - I created an EVENTS PAGE FOR IT!! :) I'm inviting the Red Tent Women in NYC ... If you are interested in finding out more - visit www.magicpassionlove.com or email me! trickydame@gmail.com

Sisterhood is a powerful thing!
ENJOY YOUR DAY!
Joanne