RSVP: BRAIN WAVES GRAND OPENING @ RECESSION ART CULTUREFIX
BRAIN WAVES, THE ZINE & PRINT COLLECTION, IS EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE OUR MOVE TO RECESSION ART AT CULTUREFIX.
GRAND OPENING: JUNE 8, 2012 // 7p-9p
ARTISTS FEATURED INCLUDE:
Abe’s Penny (Anna & Tess Knoebel), Jon Bocksel, Lauren Denitzio, Nina Hartmann, Aimee Lusty, Kathleen McIntyre, Jess Poplawski, Jason Roy, Mike Taylor, Leah Wishnia, Audra Wolowiec & Christine Shan Shan Hou + MORE TBA.
Such a bummer that the most reblogged BRAIN WAVES post now links to a null URL.
We’re at BRAINWAVESZINES.TUMBLR.COM now!
DOES PUNK SUCK???
Keith Haring. 1984
Zines & buttons by Perry Shall. Get on it!
THE CRUCIAL HEADACHE STORE IS UP AND RUNNING!
PUT YOUR ORDERS IN NOW AND PASS IT ON TO YOUR FRIENDS/REBLOG PLEASE!
THANKS!
Well, this looks beautiful.
Just Opened:
”Undercover”
Joy Curtis, Rebecca Goyette, Carin Riley, Molly Stevens, Trish Tillman
Slag Contemporary, 56 Bogart St., Brooklyn, NY
drawing, painting, sculpture and performance - thru May 2
Rebecca Goyette’s Bundling Bags call on participants to literally get under cover and hold hands. Trish Tillman combines home relics and furniture parts to construct private memorials and characters. They are present like furniture, but are non-functional, and as such, become unsettling talismans or companions. Carin Riley’s diagrammatic mural Revolution represents underlying forces mapped according to ancient laws of fate and positioning. Molly Stevens’s large-scale oil stick drawings put forward vigorous color, shape and line that communicate a direct, fully visual energy. Joy Curtis creates not-quite relics that are familiar at first, but then catch you by surprise. *Photo credits: David Riley, courtesy Slag Contemporary.
(Source: strandedsaved)
The folding of a known world
Really excited about this show. Click the image for more info.
OPENS THIS FRIDAY!!
featuring mighty fine art and
magically infused beverages!
For a physical copy of the audio zine below, feel free to email me at: habitsofbeingzine@gmail.com
One afternoon, while drinking coffee together in my living room & discussing a reading I had gave, a dear friend suggested I start an audio zine. My initial (& internal) response to this idea was very negative, but my response to my response (in the name of working hard every day to be better & stronger & to obliterate the boundaries of comfort) was to start this project as soon as possible.
in 2011 I wrote the first issue of “Habits of Being”, an oral history and creative nonfiction zine. It contains interviews with the residents of the Susan B. Anthony Memorial Unrest Home (SuBAMUH), a women’s intentional community in Amesville, Ohio. It also contains my own stories.
“The Way We Live Through This” is an extension of what was done in that first issue, weaving these womyn’s voices with my own & with music by the Calliope Feminist Choir, Cara Beth Satalino, Waxahatchee, Radiator Hospital & others.
Because, who better to tell our stories than ourselves?
