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David Horvitz and Adam Katz, How to Organize a Life Drawing Class Using Police as Live Models During the Occupation
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David Horvitz and Adam Katz are the organizers of a bi-weekly drawing session at Occupy Wall Street that began October 30. From their original announcement, via email: “We will be doing sketches of the police who surround the park. Most of them stand still and stare at the occupation with a blasé look. The perfect models!” Participants were invited to meet “under the big red thing @#OWS.” Documentation of select drawings can be viewed at davidhorvitz.com/blog.
