Not a sports page, not a magazine…	Music, Events, Los Angeles, Artsy
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The night that brings it all together.	Events, Whatever, Artsy
Mr. Lil Nate Harrington DJs at Cha Cha every Wednesday night and plays all the weird music you could hope to hear. Community event every Wednesday night right in the center of the hood. Posted February 28th, 2007 - Permalink

 

XOXOXOXOXOXO	Whatever, Artsy
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The Material What??	Los Angeles, Artsy
Have you seen the t-shirts Team RabbitTusk futsal MVP Steven has been making? Well, if you’ve been napping this whole time you can check them out at The Material Trip. Bears, rabbits, beer and LA? What could be better? Buy them shits kids. Posted January 24th, 2007 - Permalink

 

Day19/Came Crashing come together once again.	Whatever, Artsy
Day19 has some wicked limited edition posters for sale over on their bloggggg. 18″ x 24″ 2 color hand screenprinted on white cover stock (It’s thick!) Signed and numbered on the back. Just in time for the holidays!. $35 bucks. $35 bones. $35 smackaroonies. Check em out HERE. Posted December 3rd, 2006 - Permalink

 

An Eye For Annai

Video, Artsy

Last night after scouring my house for dinner I found a 16oz bag of honey roasted peanuts. After eating half of the contents I feel into a deep sugar induced slumber only to be sparsely awakened by friendly phone calls inquiring why I was asleep at 8pm. Through my haze I could only answer,”I’m like really tired.” I forced myself awake around midnight and watched a movie in hopes of getting a normal nights sleep. This morning I woke up drymouthed with a slight headache and vowed to never again drown my hunger in sweet peanuts. Here is a pretty rad animated short by Jonathan Klassen and Dan Rodrigues called An Eye For Annai. “This film was done by me and Dan Rodrigues in our third year at Sheridan College’s Classical Animation Program. Everything is hand drawn and animated. We coloured the animation digitally, and the backgrounds are a mix of traditional and digital. I played the recorder for the soundtrack, and the jazz music near the middle is from Louis Armstrong’s “Jeepers Creepers”. The whole film comes in at just under 5 minutes long, and we’re pretty darn proud of it. Tell your friends.” You can see more work from Klassen on his amazing site Burst of Beaden. Posted November 8th, 2006 - Permalink

 

The 125th Anniversary of the internet comes to LA.	Los Angeles, Artsy
Our pals from up North are heading down to bring LA and epic art show tonight in Culver City. They know how to make art and make party. Click HERE for directions. Posted October 26th, 2006 - Permalink

 

Day19 is keeping the ‘zine alive.

Whatever, Artsy

Claire and I recently purchased one of these monsters just so we didn’t have to rely on anyone to make our photo ‘zines for us. The problem is when you have it at your disposal you tend to make something massive, and that’s what we did. By far the biggest ‘zine we’ve made to date. 64 full color pages, hand-sewn binding, with photos of everyone from Ice Cube to Sophia that you see here examining one. Cardstock cover designed by Blake E. Marquis. Hand numbered, limited to 500. All photos from the year 2006. This is the one, the one we’ve been waiting to make for years and we couldn’t be happier with it. More photos and ordering info after the jump… more… Posted October 24th, 2006 - Permalink

 

Portland, where you at?

Photo, Artsy

Renowned Gallery Presents “I Do Adore” in Portland. curated by Day19 featuring Angela Boatwright, Abbey Drucker,Cheryl Dunn, Liz Haley, Helena Kvarnstrom,Ye Rin Mok, Chrissy Piper, Zen Sekizawa, Emily Shur, Deanna Templeton, and Claire Weiss. Opening Reception Friday, September 1st, 2006 6:30pm - 9:30pm Closing Reception Friday, September 29th, 2006 6:30pm - 9:30pm Show Dates September 1st to September 29th, 2006 “I Do Adore” is an exhibition of emerging and well established women photographers from across the world. Each of the featured artists have created names for themselves through various outlets from books to magazine features to exhibitions to ad campaigns. One thing that each of these women have in common is their passion and talent for photography. Their styles range from street documentation to editorial, fine art to photo journalism and portraiture. In a fusing of all these different styles from such influential photographers, “I Do Adore” brings with it all the character and emotion that these artists have captured from behind the lens. Every photographer that was invited to be a part of this exhibition has shown the exceptional ability to find the hidden energy within a setting and bring its image to life. “I Do Adore” originally showed @ Subliminal Projects in Los Angeles and is now travelling to Portland, Oregon. It features the same artists and welcomes Portland based artist Liz Haley. We are all very excited to bring this show to Portland and The Renowned Gallery. Renowned Gallery. 811 East Burnside, Portland, OR. Brought to you by: Renowned Gallery Day19 Giant Artists Came Crashing Posted August 30th, 2006 - Permalink

 

96 Gillespie. London folks, London.

Photo, London, Artsy

Yesterday we took a short tube ride to the Arsenal stop to check out Angela Boatwright’s Sorcerers photo show at 96 Gillespie not knowing it was run by Pat Graham and his wife Melanie. We’ve been familiar with Pat’s work for a long time now and it’s funny to finally meet him half way across the globe. Check out photos of this great gallery he runs out here, and if you are ever in London be sure to stop by and say hello. They may even offer you some tea if you’re lucky. more… Posted August 22nd, 2006 - Permalink

 

Little Paper Intern

Los Angeles, Artsy

Little Paper Planes is looking for an intern. Job would entail, shipping/mailing, bookkeeping, taking photographs of items, updating site, etc. You will need to have your own laptop and basic photoshop skills. Job calls for someone in the LA area that can commit to atleast 5 hours a week. This position will get filled quick, so if you know anyone who’s into getting crafty with one of the biggest hustlers around, hit Kelly up. kellylynn@littlepaperplanes.com. Posted June 15th, 2006 - Permalink