want to know! (she's the queen) [interlude]

want to know! (she's the queen) [interlude] Collection I- 'better off dead'- Track 02. 'want to know.' (she's the queen) [interlude] Prod. By Blü Tha Gürū I live in a luxury building, but there's still a pest problem. The thing about segregation and racism in New York City is that it's blatant and quite obvious. The nicer areas are well kept and clean, quiet; areas for the whites. The dirty, trash strewn and dilapidated, overcrowded areas–for the blacks, ad anybody who looks like them. That's not to say that there aren't some of whichever on either side– But for the most part– If it looks like a dump, everyone's black. And if it's clean and well kept, everyone's white. So much for progression. You could say my neighborhood –or, the neighborhood itself–is kind of in the middle: But the pest problem persists at ground level. I keep my apartment sparkling clean. –but some how–these things keep trying to force their way in. Or simply–force me out. Either way, I'm moving up. The Complex Collective © is committed to serving the independent artist community by providing a safe and welcoming environment, performance opportunities, rehearsal spaces, and outlets in which they can grow, enhance their skills and master their craft, and create bonds with one another, by providing a community and protecting the mental health, promoting health, fitness, and wellbeing, while committing to improving the livelihoods of struggling artists by means of providing access to clean, organic nutrition, (The Starving Artist Foundation temporary emergency shelter and resources for battered women (Off The Map), and allowing safe, tech-free and low-tech spaces, chill out rooms, light and sound therapy during winter, and seasonal theater productions, live showcases, and art exhibits and installations by at-risk, homeless, independent and full time artists committed to the passionate perusal of their unique dreams and goals, in every artistic endeavor imaginable. The complex collective is open to writers, musicians, graphic and visual artists, filmmakers, fashion designers, spiritual enthusiasts, world travelers, and others seeking a safe space to bond, heal, and create through collaboration, exploration, and self improvement. Created as a warehouse project based in Brooklyn New York, The Complex Collective as a non profit seeks to encompass a large warehouse space which will serve as a multi-use facility which includes a kitchen and food pantry, dance floor/event space, black box theater, cafe/ small stage, fitness spaces (Yoga/Dance) Boxing Club, and media room designed to open the minds of artists to a bustling Mecca of creativity and opportunity. The space will be used to hold flea markets, host seminars, community meetings, and lectures, as well as provide an operational and practical multimedia space to screen films, stage plays, musicals, and other theatrical productions, as well as host musical events and artists, such as DJs and live bands, poetry readings, dance recitals and other community geared events. [The Festival Project ™ ] You smell like a dental office. Must be my oral fixations. {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2019-2024 | THE COMPLEX COLLECTIVE. ©