Systems Architect, Entrepreneur, Policy Wonk. Lives in Acton MA, Married, 5 Kids & Stepkids. 66 Years Old, MIT '75.

Lisa Cole writes screenplays, directs shorts and is working on her directorial feature film debut She ALSO: *lived with 201 host families in 12 countries in 3 years *Dreams of owning a Mezcalaria and believes she must have Latin ancestry, although 23andme and Ancestry.com both claim she has none *breastfed her adopted infant daughter for fifteen months much to the bewilderment of medical professionals, who really should know better

Exploring the application of collective creative and logistic strengths to make an inter-ideology case for equality, dignity, and a return to fact-based discourse.

Photograph by Maria Baranova

Photograph by Maria Baranova

Photograph by Maria Baranova

Photograph by Maria Baranova

Photograph by Maria Baranova

Photograph by Maria Baranova

Photograph by Maria Baranova

For Freedoms, Times Square Arts, and Poster House are pleased to announce the second phase of our multi-city campaign, which is on view on digital displays throughout all five boroughs of New York City and on JCDeaux screens in New York, Boston and Chicago. Each artwork acknowledges the continued service of essential workers.Artists includes; Alixa Garcia, Carrie Mae Weems, Christine Sun Kim, Christine Wong Yap, Duke Riley, Jenny Holzer, Kameelah Janan Rasheed, G.O.N.G. with Mel Chin, Nekisha Durrett, Paula Crown, Pedro Reyes, and Xaviera Simmons.The designs and artworks are on view on digital billboards and screens throughout New York City, kicking off in Times Square on screens provided by Morgan Stanley, American Eagle, Maefield Development, and Branded Cities' NASDAQ and Thomson Reuters displays, and expanding to all five boroughs through 1,774 LinkNYC kiosks, F.Y. eye screens in New York's settlement houses, senior centers, food pantries, and health clinics, JCDecaux screens, Pearl Media billboards at Atlantic Terminal, and all digital spaces donated to the project.

The Tang Teaching Museum, Student Government Association, and For Freedoms will be registering Saratoga Springs residents to vote at this non-partisan, artist-led voter registration drive on Tuesday, September 25, which is also National Voter Registration Day. The Skidmore SGA will also be registering students to vote. The event will launch the exhibition, For Freedoms, and is held in conjunction with the art and activism exhibition Give a damn. Visitors will be provided the opportunity to create a free yard sign on which they can write what they give a damn about. The lawn signs are a collaboration with For Freedoms, founded by artists Hank Willis Thomas and Eric Gottesman, and begin with one of four phrases that you can complete: Freedom Of _____ Freedom From _____ Freedom For _____ Freedom To _____ Visitors will be invited to have their signs installed outside the Tang, where they will stay on view as part of a public art project through the November election. Those who wish to display their signs at their own homes are encouraged to share images of their signs on social media with the hashtags #ForFreedoms and #TangMuseum. All materials will be provided. The event is free and open to the public.