Apocalypse miau from SlurpTV on Vimeo.

A night of fun made by the mixshake of retro-future vids / electronic music, toys and cosmic people. Golden cats with moving arms.
Info: http://apocalypsemiau.tumblr.com/

Music by Vektroid
http://vektroid.bandcamp.com/

Enjoy.

WOAH JOEY! WOAH… GOOD SHARE

Considering I don’t live in Rome, or Italy, or even Europe, I’m fortunate to say that I’ve visited the Vatican and seen the Sistine Chapel twice. For those of you who have never been I recommend the following link:

Click here to see the Sistine Chapel.

Of course it doesn’t do the real thing justice, just as how a photograph of the Pieta is a sad, cruel joke in comparison to the real thing. However, if you’ve never been to Vatican City, a virtual tour of this quality of the Sistine Chapel is as close as you’ll ever get without stepping a foot into Rome.

Once again, click here to see the Sistine Chapel.

Conceived and written by Judith Sloan Directed by Michael Dinwiddie
Music consultant Frank London
Performed by Judith Sloan
with Adam Hill and MiWi LaLupa
Live Sound Engineer Luke Santy
Sound direction Judith Sloan
Editor at large Warren Lehrer

What happens when a performing artist survives a near-fatal car accident and collides with the oncoming traffic of Hip Hop culture? Part documentary, part music, part poetic autobiography, Yo Miss! looks back on Judith’s twenty years of teaching in prisons, immigration high schools, and universities. In this sometimes funny, sometimes sad, always truth-seeking performance, Sloan breaks down assumptions that divide teacher and student, student and student, one sub-culture from another, and residents of a polyglot city who live in close proximity but come from conflicting worlds. Through poetry, vivid character portrayals and music, she brings their tales to life along with her own stories revealing the ripple effects of the Holocaust on her family. In addition to her work as an educator, Judith Sloan is an award-winning character actress, oral historian, and radio producer. Fusing the art of theatre and radio, Yo Miss is an eye- and ear-witness account of one artist navigating a maze of miscommunications, memory, and cross-generational dialogues as she finds resilience in the face of tragedy.

Description courtesy of www.earsay.org

Thursday February 16th at 7:30 PM
Joe’s Pub, Public Theater
425 Lafayette Street, New York, NY 10003
ClickE HERE for advanced tickets

Ran into my friend Alesssandro Echevarria of Skulldaggery.com on the street today. He is an illustrator with a whimsical style using common cultural references. Check out his new updated site, really digging this double bart face dude…

Some new work for my project Samsies

I love when I’m able to promote a friends music, but it’s even more rewarding when the band is made up of several friends. Please check out the debut single from Craig Mitchell & Motor City!

album artwork by maurice blanco (oooh he did the d.rey archives banner too!!!)

via d.rey archives