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Comment by Ehi on January 21, 2012 at 9:23pm

are there any events going on in Chicago

Comment by AfroCuban on June 14, 2011 at 7:14am

The Volatile Daily

The Volatile Daily is built on this fascinating Web 3.0 web tech:

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KylieVolatile's word press site:

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Comment by Lord Q on April 17, 2011 at 10:02pm

UNITED WE ROCK 

a benefit concert for tsunami survivors!

Thurs., May 12 MOUNTAIN BAR - LOS ANGELES - 7 PM

featuring

BRAIN DEAD BUROCKRACY

w/ special guests

THE DEADLIES

 

Comment by Dennis Leroy Kangalee on April 16, 2011 at 2:21pm

For all of my NYC folks - or if you'll be here on April 22 - come check out my band The Children of Warhol and I as we mesh punk, art, and theater to lash out against the obnoxious hipsters, Lady Gaga's monsters and all other pop culture perils that are taking over NYC and others like it across the country. PROTEST ART IS NOT DEAD.

 

Comment by Lord Q on February 7, 2011 at 4:10pm

Check out BDB!

Comment by osa on September 25, 2010 at 2:57pm

hey, just wanted to share my zine for free with you all. i've been making it since 2006 and i've got a couple issues for free online. i made my first issue free to all afro-punks. i can't afford to do that anymore, but with the help of the internet, you can read it for free here.

here is the first issue i ever made:

Open publication - Free publishing - More black queers

here's issue #4 about visual art:

Open publication - Free publishing - More diy art

Comment by DRAGONEYESEVEN on July 4, 2010 at 12:11am

SonicEclectic.com would love to do some stories on some artists here... audio and visual artists alike

Comment by Kinetic Exhibit on July 3, 2010 at 11:21pm

Call for artists:

(Zine artists, this means you)
Bloggers/Podcasters: we'd be honored if you'd re-post.

In a telecom world ruled by smart phones, social networking sites and the incessant need to communicate, Kinetic Exhibit seeks out fresh, experimental artists to explore how the words in our lives have come to shape us.

Our upcoming exhibit Patterns, Dreams & Withdrawal is a sensory reflection on the reciprocal relationship between communication and self-perception. It is intended to dissect how everyday exchanges of ideas, beliefs and labels pattern our behaviors and keep us locked into someone else's dream. KE asks that you join us in this exploration, although we must warn, you may experience withdrawals.

Artists are encouraged to explore the theme from a perspective of nationality, culture, gender, sexuality, familial relations and existentialist questionings in order to create new works of art. However, previous material may be submitted.

Patterns, Dreams & Withdrawal will be on show at a local Dallas art gallery from August 20th-September 20th. All works included in the exhibit will be on sell throughout the course of the month to the general public.

Visit us at www.kineticexhibit.com. If interested, please forward your contact information and we will be in touch shortly.

All mediums welcomed
+2D/3D art
+sound/fiber/metal installations
+film/video
+performance
+photography
+Zines

Comment by Sweet Fuzzy Itsy Bitsy on May 23, 2010 at 1:35pm

Enhance your web experience:

http://www.sweetfuzzyitsybitsy.com

& vote for us to play the 2010 Afropunk Festival!!!

Love

Comment by sean360x on April 16, 2010 at 11:12am

◄•►8pm, Sun., April 18 #1 Artiste seân360x @ Gavin DeGraw's National Underground◄•►

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