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Know Your Meme: Stitching Viral Phenomena Art Exhibit Poll

Know Your Meme: Stitching Viral Phenomena Art Exhibit Poll

Know Your Meme and San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles (SJMQT) are pleased to present the Official Poll for Submissions for the upcoming Know Your Meme: Stitching Viral Phenomena exhibition. The exhibition, which will be on view at SJMQT from October 20, 2019 – January 12, 2020, explores the concept of the meme as a poignant method to summarize, understand, and critique important societal issues and current events. In true meme fashion, the artwork selection will be driven by the power of the people and curated by the online community. All artworks must depict, relate to, or reference a meme through a textile method such as quilting, embroidery, cross- stitching, knitting and crocheting, weaving, basketry, etc.

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The Best "Creeper, Aw Man" Videos

The Best "Creeper, Aw Man" Videos

In the past week, nostalgic Minecraft Discord servers have been attempting to recite the lyrics to CaptainSparklez' "Revenge" line by line, and though they're rarely successful, the results have been hilarious.

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The Best Memes from the Cats Trailer

The Best Memes from the Cats Trailer

Last week, the world was introduced to the world of Cats, a world where Digital Fur Technology runs rampant through the nightmare of the collective conscious. Here are some of the best memes to come out of the most controversial use of CGI since the Sonic trailer.

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Know Your Meme: Stitching Viral Phenomena Art Exhibit

Know Your Meme: Stitching Viral Phenomena Art Exhibit

Know Your Meme and San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles (SJMQT) are pleased to present the call for art, Know Your Meme: Stitching Viral Phenomena. The exhibition, which will be on view at SJMQT from October 20, 2019 – January 12, 2020, explores the concept of the meme as a poignant method to summarize, understand, and critique important societal issues and current events. In true meme fashion, the artwork selection will be driven by the power of the people and curated by the online community. All artworks must depict, relate to, or reference a meme through a textile method such as quilting, embroidery, cross- stitching, knitting and crocheting, weaving, basketry, etc.

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