Taking it to the Streets a 911 Windows installation in conjunction with: The Whole World is Watching: Art, Images, and Literature from the WTO Protests May 26 - July 3, 2000 In conjunction with this Summer’s exhibition "The Whole World is Watching: Art, Images, and Literature from the WTO Protests" at Center on Contemporary Art (CoCA), 911 Media Arts Center will display "Taking it to the Streets" -- a video installation in 911’s front windows examining/contrasting mainstream and independent media’s coverage of last year’s Seattle WTO meetings and protests. June 3 through July 3, CoCA, 911 Media Arts Center, and the Independent Media Center (IMC) will present "The Whole World is Watching: Art, Images, and Literature from the WTO Protests," a multi-media exhibition featuring photographs, video, art installations, artifacts, performance, propaganda, and literature by local and national artists, independent media activists, mainstream media, the City of Seattle, protestors, and bystanders. The exhibition is a fresh and thoughtful look back (from a six month perspective) at a pivotal moment in Seattle’s political and activist history, and will feature adjunct community events such as panel discussions, film screenings, and workshops. CoCA is located at 65 Cedar Street in Belltown, call (206) 728-1980 for more info.