Showing posts with label AJ Fusco. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AJ Fusco. Show all posts

2/6/12

Bookstore Exhibition at Drift Station


Austerity Pleasures, the first two volumes of Jack Ramunni's One Hour Publications series, and the first issue of Slave Labia's zine will be available for free at Drift Station, a gallery in Lincoln, Nebraska, during its exhibition Bookstore, which opens March 2nd. 

Re: Bookstore: "For the duration of the exhibition, Drift Station will become a bookstore/reading library where the public can look through, peruse, and purchase artworks."

Other News:

* I featured AJ Fusco's artwork on Beautiful/Decay. 
* Elijah Funk redid his artist's site.
* A review of El Jesus de Magico's new album on Columbus Discount Records.
* The Max Caldwell and Mike Shouldis episode of Safe Passages is up.

9/18/11

Columbus Alive Notes My Pins

The Columbus Alive's Jackie Mantey blurbed regarding my pins in the Wexner Center for the Arts's store in a piece called "Shopping: Gift Shop Top Sellers." The pins were compared favorably to potato chips. If you would like pins that are similar in certain respects to a popular snack food, email here: james.payne.cc@gmail.com.

Other News:

* The Bitch blog mentioned Women's Comics Anthology in the context of Anne Elizabeth Moore's larger Ladydrawers project and its semimonthly Truthout column.
* Fantagraphics linked to a recording I took of a Paul Hornschemeier reading in its press round-up for Hornschemeier's All and Sundry: Uncollected Work 2004-2009.
* Jack Ramunni opened "HEAT SPACE" in his studio at CCAD. HEAT SPACE is "a year-long experiment" in the form of "an open project space where a variety of small events, group projects, experiments, lectures, and other creatively engaging activities will occur."
* Tavish is weirdly in this WNYC segment about Brion Gysin's Dream Machine. "Patterns. Moving." 
Tatyana Kagamas unleashes Columbus Street Style.
* Download A.J.Fusco's mix for the 9/11 End Life rave here.
* Andrew Duncan Worthington is looking for a publication to carry his review of Austerity Pleasures.
Bruce McClure is performing at Skylab Gallery on September 24th. The Columbus Alive blurbed it here.
* I don't know who or what Peterbd is but he/she/it sent me an email and it is after the jump.