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This Is What Fox News Was Trying To Stop
13 May 2011
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Zero Charisma Teaser
13 May 2011
Excerpt From indiegogo.com ”
The Story:
Scott Weidemeier spends his time in exactly three ways: working a menial job at a local donut shop, caring for his abusive grandmother, and running The Greatest Dungeons & Dragons Game of All Time. Though overbearing and short-tempered, Scott is a hero to his fellow players–that is, until neo-nerd hipster Miles Butler joins the game, fueling Scott’s rampant insecurity and alienating him from his own players. Can Scott overcome his contempt for the mainstreaming of nerdery, or will this clash of the subcultures come to a head? “
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Juxtapoz Presents Die Antwoord
13 May 2011
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Bob Munden The Fastest Gun Who Ever Lived
13 May 2011
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Juxtapoz Presents Saber vs Saber
13 May 2011
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Birds Of A Feather
13 May 2011
Quote From MOCAlosangeles ” Artists Lee Quinones, Abel, Cern, FUTURA, Loomit, Push, RISK and Sano document the creation of their monumental artwork “Birds Of A Feather” (2011).”
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Artist Lee Quinones
13 May 2011
Quote From Wiki ” Lee Quiñones is one of several artists rising from the New York subway graffiti movement. Born in Ponce, Puerto Rico in 1960, raised in Lower East Side Manhattan. Lee was constantly drawing since the age of five and started with subway graffiti in 1974. By 1976, Lee was a legend, working in the shadow, leaving huge pieces of graffiti art across the subway system.”
Find out more @ http://www.leequinones.com/
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NYC Dining Car
13 May 2011
Quote From arazorashinyknife ” On the first of May we hosted a “luncheon” on the L line of the New York City subway. The subway is a familiar place, providing a necessary means of transportation for many New Yorkers. Its stairwells, turnstiles, platforms, trains and unpredictable elements are all-too-familiar to its dedicated patrons. One begins to know the exact time of travel from one destination to another. One begins to intuit the conditions of a ride, anticipating smooth stretches and knowing when to brace for a jarring turn. Through a series of familiar gestures, presented in commonplace locations in unfamiliar ways, we set out to challenge a habitual experience. ”
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Cast Recording ‘The Book Of Mormon’
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