Get Close But Don’t Touch By Tai Bickham Photo Credit: Adrienne M. Kendall Photography Published Issue 083, March 2021 Get Close But Don’t Touch is a new teen DIY collage exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver. This colorful and creative installation was curated by Denver-based multidisciplinary artist, Moe Gram, and eleven metro Denver […]
Queen City Sounds By Tom Murphy Published Issue 087, March2021 Felix Fast4ward | Vague Sense Of The Infinite The irony and accuracy of the title of Felix Fast4ward’s debut on Multidim Records is a self-effacing summation of one aspect of the artist’s aesthetic. There is that vague sense of the infinite as an emotional nimbus conjured
Rex and Relaxation By Nick Flook Published Issue 087, March 2021 Nick Flook aka Flooko is “the O.G astronaut painter” and takes his fans on adventures through original acrylic paintings and animations. This Toronto-based artist specializes in surrealism, space-themed work and impressionistic city and landscapes. See more of his work on his site and follow him
Interview By Beatie Wolfe Published Issue 087, March 2021 It’s so rare to meet an artist who still embodies everything they stood for when they first began their mission. But that’s V. Vale: a writer, publisher, researcher, documenter, musician, and constant curator and contributor to the counterculture continuum. Described as the last 70s punk publisher, Vale is in
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LIGHT SIDE UP: Aurora Borealis From Space Photos + Film by Nate Luebbe, Autumn Schrock & Austin Smith Interview By Krysti Joméi Published Issue 087, March 2021 With over a year of planning, three adventurous photographers — Nate Luebbe, Autumn Schrock and Austin Smith of the Denver-based production company Lost Horizon Creative — embarked on a wild
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LOG 114 By Godric Photos by Dalvin Nichols Published Issue 087, March 2021 My inner man’s met a renaissance. How I meet days now, are molecularly contrary to navigating them before. What sprung the spring? Peculiar! The quietest thing. Language. The score of humanity. Upon finding, asserted my own. Then, purpose Then, power And finally,
Published Issue 087, March 2021 REPORT OF INVESTIGATION BY BIRDY EXAMINER: KRYSTI JOMÉI SUBJECT: DS THORNBURG OCCUPATION: I’ve been a business owner for many years. My partner and I sold the business, and currently I’m working hard to shift to being a full-time artist. RESIDENCE: I split time between Santa Cruz, CA and New Orleans, LA.