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They have a perfect rating from Charity Navigator as well. They get money to travel and even childcare to look after their kids while they are away. The second is Brigid Alliance which does direct action to help women get abortions. The first is a fund that goes to 92 different organizations, just make sure that if you donate that your phone number is not saved with ActBlue because you do not want hundreds of fundraising texts. I donated to two things yesterday and I invite you to do the same. Well off people will just travel to blue states while the poorest most vulnerable women will be forced to risk their own life to terminate their pregnancy. If someone wants an abortion, they will get one. Women should be able to make their on medical decisions and this wonвЂ™t save lives, it will only kill the poorest women. Wade was decided and yet here we are being ruled by a hard right fundamentalist minority. We have become a much more progressive country in the 50 years since Roe v. These photos would have been up yesterday but I didnвЂ™t think it made any sense to post party photos during an historically awful day in American history. Gonna try to make this post make sense for people who hate/donвЂ™t care about NFTs and for people who are deep in it, and thatвЂ™s going to be tough to do, but before I do any of that and get to the photos, we need to talk about abortion. My gallery plugin is still messed up so we are using Flickr galleries temporarily until I can fix my website.Д¬lick here to see all the photos from the Fewo World Paint Party in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.ДЄrt, Celebs, Music, Party Pictures, Photography

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I mean it was his dad who introduced me to Fewo in the first placeвЂ¦ Also there were free burgers from Goblintown, coffee from RicherdвЂ™s Interns and copies of the Pride issue of Billboard because Fewo did the cover design. Maybe one day when my nephew can walk I will get to go to one of these in the future with him. Oh, I also wanted to mention that there were a ton of kids there and while I donвЂ™t plan on ever having children I do think this would have been such an amazing event to take your kids to. I ran into a handful of friends there too which was cool and overall just had a blast for the hour or so I was there.Д®ventually my back was hurting and I had taken all the photos I could think of and decided to escape, but not before walking through a gallery of FewoвЂ™s fashion work, from shoes to clothing to jewelry as well as a bunch of digital displays as well. Honestly because I was having so much fun I probably shot better photos than if I was being hired to cover something.

I pulled out my camera thinking I was going to take a handful of photos but I just kept shooting it and before you know I was shooting it like it was an event I was hired to cover.

I also had no intention of photographing this party, but I had no choice. The event happened twice during the day to spread out the people and I was in the second group so you could see the earlier partyвЂ™s work on the canvases above us.Дespite going to art school and being forced to take several painting classes, I absolutely cannot paint, but at some point I put on a rubber glove and just started putting handprints on a bunch of the canvases. When you walked in you could see the canvases from previous parties. People got to put on paint suits and just let loose on a bunch of canvases. The party was one of the most fun events I have been to in a long time. I managed to get a fairly affordable piece of his recently and was able to attend the Brooklyn paint party.

He is just so nice and joyful and passionate about his art and his life. Listening him talk about art is an absolutely wonderful thing to behold. Fewocious was one of the first artists I ever collected digitally (and the first I ever sold for a profit) and after meeting him at an event last year I have just become a huge fan. Any holder of VictorвЂ™s NFTs can attend a party and if you do attend one, you also get an NFT sent to you in return after the party. This is (I believe) the fifth Paint Party, with past events taking place last year in NYC and Miami and this year in LA and Denver. Fewo World felt like a real NYC art party, that normally would have required some sort of corporate sponsor, but instead was all paid for by Victor Langlois who became a millionaire at the age of 18 selling his art digitally. You probably donвЂ™t think about a family friendly paint party in a Greenpoint warehouse thrown by a 19 year old trans artist. When you think about parties around NFT NYC what do you think of? You probably think of a bunch of cryptobros getting drunk on bottle service and some other absurd displays of wealth.