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 […]
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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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.
COLLECTED EVIDENCE By Mark Mothersbaugh Published Issue 83, November 2020 Mark Mothersbaugh is a Conceptualist. As an undergraduate art student at Kent State University, Mark began creating work in the late 60’s and has created tens of thousands of works to the current day in various mediums including, rubber stamp designs, mail art, decals, prints, ink illustrations, oil
MARK MOTHERSBAUGH: COLLECTED EVIDENCE By Mark Mothersbaugh Published Issue 081, September 2020 An observer among us, Mark Mothersbaugh writes down things that he overhears throughout the day … Diary: Collected Evidence … “I translate events into something on a postcard size piece of paper, that either literally or abstractly represents my response to life on planet earth.”
FROM THE POSTCARD DIARIES By Mark Mothersbaugh Published Issue 080, August 2020 Mark Mothersbaugh is a Conceptualist. As an undergraduate art student at Kent State University, Mark began creating work in the late 60’s and has created tens of thousands of works to the current day in various mediums including, rubber stamp designs, mail art, decals, prints, ink illustrations,
ONE MAN’S ACCOUNT OF THIS EXPERIMENTAL LIFE ON EARTHFROM THE POSTCARD DIARIES – DECEMBER 14, 2018By Mark MothersbaughPublished Issue 079, July 2020
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