Live Screenprinting by HIT+RUN CREW. Bring your own t-shirt or hoodie and get a FREE screenprint! Free stickers to everyone courtesy of Sticky Rick.
THE VIRGIL (4519 Santa Monica Blvd, LA, CA 90029) / 9pm-2am / 21+ / $5 admission (FREE admission + cds for first 30 guests!)
09:00pm – MR. FEEDS
09:25pm – ALTER
09:50pm – BIFF CHITLINS
10:15pm – KEVIN D. MIZE
10:25pm – SEVEN DAVIS JR.
10:45pm – THAVIUS BECK
11:10pm – COMPUTER JAY
11:40pm – MESTIZO
11:55pm – J.ROCC
12:20am – SWEATSON KLANK
12:45am – KNXWLEDGE
01:10am – MNDSGN
01:35am – ERAS
Roll out cause it’s gonna be good. Check out more of Jays stuff too. jayhowellart.blogspot.com
Last night we got together with a friend and made a time lapse video of a couple drawing that will be used during the Invisible Children “cover the night” campaign happening April 20th around the world. The videos will be projected onto buildings in New York. We support IC 100% and try to help out anyway we can. Feel free do to a little research and support how ever you can.
Participate in Cover the Night – kony2012.com
Learn More about Invisible Children – invisiblechildren.com
KONY 2012: Part II — Beyond Famous offers a closer look at the LRA and explores the solutions put forward by leaders of the currently-affected areas of CAR, DRC, and South Sudan, where local communities continue to live under the constant threat of LRA violence. This generation has responded to the call to make Joseph Kony famous. Now we need to dig deeper and turn awareness into informed action. That starts with sharing this film and continues with participating in Cover the Night, the advocacy and awareness event taking place worldwide on April 20th.
A film and campaign by Invisible Children that aims to make Joseph Kony famous, not to celebrate him, but to raise support for his arrest and set a precedent for international justice.
HOW TO HELP:
Visit: kony2012.com
For info on Invisible Children: invisiblechildren.com
In 2003, TEMPT was diagnosed with ALS. Except for the use of his eyes, he is now unable to move, breathe or speak, but his mind and creative spirit are intact. Mick Ebeling founded the Not Impossible Foundation in order to give a voice back to TEMPT, and in 2009 an open-source DIY device called ‘The EyeWriter’ was created that allowed TEMPT to once again do his art.
Job well done.
Got to give it up to the creator, the innovator and one of the best dudes I will ever know. I found a box of pictures while cleaning out my garage and figured I would share. Looks like these were snapped ’99-’01. Need to find the next set of flicks when the rollers really started kickin’ in.
Derek Albeck, the kindest most gentlest guy around, recently won the Beautiful Decay X Canson wet paint grant so congratulations BAB. Click here for more on the grant and to see some of Dereks insane drawings.
