Monthly Archives: July 2009

Flux Factory: Make a Record, Break a Record

I’ve been meaning to write about Flux Factory’s Going Places, Doing Stuff tour (theme: Quest For Immortality), led by artists Jason Eppink and Matt Green. For now, watch us set the world record for “most people drinking out of a … Continue reading

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My Interview with Imminent Disaster

Read it at Juxtapoz, Part I and Part II. And if you missed the show at Ad Hoc Gallery, check out her work in her natural habitat of Brooklyn. This boxcar, featuring Persephone and Hades–centerpiece characters in the gallery exhibit–can … Continue reading

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Is Today Already Tomorrow? More Gaia

…Part II of my Gaia interview at Juxtapoz… Gaia started out trying to be a graffetti artist, at roughly, age 15: “I posted this horrible piece on a rooftop 4 yrs ago. I was writing ‘Catch 22′ or something, and … Continue reading

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Gaia Interview at Juxtapoz

Check out part 1 of my interview with NYC/Baltimore-based street artist Gaia at Juxtapoz.

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Jihad, Defined

Casual readers may view “How to Win a Cosmic War” (Random House, 2009, $26), the second book by acclaimed religious scholar Reza Aslan, as a defense of Islam. In part, this is an accurate assessment. As an American Muslim, surely … Continue reading

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