Interesting article over at Lockjaw about chemical dependency – the author went off caffeine, then refined sugar (which I have also sworn off for the time being, and might work on the coffee next), then sleep and charted the effects. Sweet little graphics with it too. ++++
A part of Lockjaws recent summer edition – which has lots of goodies in it. Check that out here. ++++
My brother rules. ++++ You can also find some music clips of his band action on that site – as well as photos of him somehow playing two saxomophones at once. Hmm.
“The Absolut – LA International Biennial Art Invitational 2003 celebrates its Ten-Year anniversary this summer. with international art exhibitions, panel discussions and related events from July 9th through August 16th, 2003.”
Check out the schedule of events.
My friend Seema Kapur informed me of an event at Crazy Space tonight. Check it out…
Crazy Space, in conjunction with Highways Performance Space and Artist
Network Refuse & Resist, is proud to present:
DOWN TO IT is an exhibition of performance, video, film and product and part
of WIDE AWAKE, an alternative independence day celebration to take place
throughout July 5, beginning at 3 o’clock. The reception for DOWN TO IT opens Saturday, July 5, 8:00-10:30PM.
In DOWN TO IT, six young artists react against oppressive governmental and corporate structures that dictate mainstream cultural values. Using video and film, performance and product, the artists invite the viewer to question and elaborate on his or her own position in the current era of dissent. In her video “Sheep” SONI KUM, an artist of North Korean heritage raised in Japan, faces her ineffectuality here in the “home of the brave.” Intervening in Wal-Mart consumer culture, MATT LUCERO reclaims and reorganizes public space in his treatment of mass marketed graffiti shirts. SEEMA KAPUR’s horrifically blonde film projection shot at 800 fps reminds us of the cruel pressures of being “other.” Her collaborative work with HARUKO TANAKA turns INS marital packets into humorous tools for resistance and survival. EVELYN SERRANO reinvestigates the experience of homelessness under Castro’s Cuba and YANIRA CARTAGENA’s mixed media installation offers both a critique and reexamination of US political narratives that oppose living reality and the experience ofmarginalized populations.
WHERE: Crazy Space
18th Street Arts Complex
1629 18th St., #2
Santa Monica, CA 90404
One block north of Olympic, near Bergamot Station
WHEN: July 5, 2003, 8:00-10:30PM
INFORMATION ABOUT DOWN TO IT: (310) 829-9789
ADMISSION TO CRAZY SPACE: Free
FOR INFORMATION ABOUT WIDE AWAKE: (310) 315.1459
Doing some research on Motels for an upcoming project, I found this great collection of late-modernist-vegas-googie hotel postcards. Some of them are simply rad, others, super wacko. And lots of great cars. ++++
I really like little online zines in flash click forward format with a tight little dashed line down the middle to represent the page fold, and here is another one: issue 10 of This is a Magazine – Chaos Happens. ++++ Look around, there is some good stuff in there.
I really like little online zines in flash click forward format with a tight little dashed line down the middle to represent the page fold, and here is another one: issue 10 of This is a Magazine – Chaos Happens. ++++ Look around, there is some good stuff in there.
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