Burn in hell, HP Pavilion 7960
Submitted by jarah on Thu, 02/03/2005 - 21:02.
We're experiencing some technical difficulties, so please pardon any weirdness. Extra special thanks with sugar on top to thinkinkless.
It's time for Art Hop again. Every month there are more venues, more artists, more people. Highlights this month include video work at Corridor 2122, Grossology at the Met, and quilts at the African American Museum. Visalia's Bolex Rex is back for another post Art Hop engagement at Tokyo Garden, with Fresno's Royal Sloan USA and Rademacher. Your guide to Art Hop downtown is here.
Also this week we have an interview with the artist behind the Then It Hit Me mural you see every time you visit Famous. "Marilyn" is traveling the country pasting her image on city streets, giving hope to office drones everywhere.
Last night's Modest Mouse show was packed and super fun. What'd you think?
EDIT: Due to the death of the Famous mainframe computer, it might take longer than usual to post events or respond to email. If your event has not been posted, it is not because we don't like you. Please keep the mail coming in. We appreciate your patience!
It's time for Art Hop again. Every month there are more venues, more artists, more people. Highlights this month include video work at Corridor 2122, Grossology at the Met, and quilts at the African American Museum. Visalia's Bolex Rex is back for another post Art Hop engagement at Tokyo Garden, with Fresno's Royal Sloan USA and Rademacher. Your guide to Art Hop downtown is here.
Also this week we have an interview with the artist behind the Then It Hit Me mural you see every time you visit Famous. "Marilyn" is traveling the country pasting her image on city streets, giving hope to office drones everywhere.
Last night's Modest Mouse show was packed and super fun. What'd you think?
EDIT: Due to the death of the Famous mainframe computer, it might take longer than usual to post events or respond to email. If your event has not been posted, it is not because we don't like you. Please keep the mail coming in. We appreciate your patience!
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