Puppy Cone By Ray Young Chu Published Issue 091, July 2021 Ray Young Chu’s background starts with his grandfather being taken away by North Korean soldiers for being a preacher when his dad was six. They never saw him since. This back history has contributed to Ray’s continuous search for meaning and purpose behind his […]
From The Postcard Diaries – May 18, 2021 By Mark Mothersbaugh Published Issue 090, June 2021 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
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Published Issue 090, June 2021 London-born, LA-based artist Beatie Wolfe floats in the most peculiar way. Her own way. A sensory alchemist, her curiosity for life as we know it (and as we don’t) is the primordial ooze that surges through her, manifesting itself in innovation after innovation in the tangible world. Most well-known for pioneering new
Taco Tuesday By Ray Young Chu Published Issue 090, June 2021 Ray Young Chu’s background starts with his grandfather being taken away by North Korean soldiers for being a preacher when his dad was six. They never saw him since. This back history has contributed to Ray’s continuous search for meaning and purpose behind his
Monument to the conquerors of space 1964 By Mark Mothersbaugh Published Issue 089, May 2021 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,
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Enter Robot — 2004, Woven Nylon Fibers By Mark Mothersbaugh Back Cover: Published Issue 088, April 2021 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
Out With The Introspection By Brian Polk Art By Mark Mothersbaugh Published Issue 083, March 2021 While my brain may reap the benefits of millions of years of evolution, all too often it’s wasted on the random, weird thoughts that I have throughout the day. (Though I suppose it could be worse. I could waste
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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MY LA: Mark Mothersbaugh Talks Life In the City Angels and A Chance For Changes By Beatie Wolfe Published Issue 086, Birdy Magazine Originally published January 13, 2020 AS PART OF HER COLUMN FOR LONDON’S EVENING STANDARD NEWSPAPER, BIRDY FRIEND, ARTIST BEATIE WOLFE, SITS DOWN WITH AN INSPIRING LOS ANGELES RESIDENT. THIS MONTH? DEVO FRONTMAN, COMPOSER AND
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Extremely Short Fiction For Extremely Short Attention Spans By Brian Polk Published Issue 086, February 2021 DURING THE PANDEMIC, I’VE LOST THE ABILITY TO READ IN THE LONG FORM I think I’ve figured out my aversion to reading novels during these COVID times. And it mainly has to do with the fact that the aliens,
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