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July 31, 2008
G.R.L. back from Korea...
The goodfellas at Graffiti Research Lab just returned from Korea. They've put up some great new pics and video of their encounters abroad. Check it out.
Next stop Sao Paulo, Brazil on the ever-elusive hunt for the wild Pixador... history in the making!
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July 24, 2008
Bruno 9li's "META" exhibit opens August 1st at Anno Domini

Bruno checks out the first finished pieces at the framers
Bruno arrived today from Sao Paulo, Brazil to prepare for the opening of his 2nd solo exhibition at Anno Domini. "META" opens next week on First Friday, August 1, 2008. Be sure to come out if you're in town. STREET MRKT kicks off the evening at 7pm and the South FIRST FRIDAYS art walk starts at 8pm. See you downtown!
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July 21, 2008
Good Hustle - Terribly Two Birthday Party
THE GREATER GOOD or HUSTRAVAGANZA or 2ND HUSSA-VERSARY
Good Hustle is celebrating two years by bringing it back to one of the first venues they performed at. The performance will be a treat for longtime Hus fans and newbies alike, including plenty of fresh new material and all the classics. Good Hustle will also be premiering The Medley of Failure, a very intense and brief look at the expansive hus-tory that never was.
Cupertino legends the Emerald Hill start off the evening, with DJ sets by Hidden Danger, Ohmaigawd and Big Bamboo closing the night off with pleasure.
Not to be missed, please join us!
FRIDAY JULY 25TH 9pm-2am
Britannia Arms Cupertino
1087 DeAnza Blvd.
$5 advance tix $7 at the door / 21 and up only
thegoodhustle.com
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July 16, 2008
East San Jose bike builders create rolling sculptures

Samuel & Matthew in their East San Jose studio, 2007
A great (and long overdue) article came out today about our compadres, Sam & Matthew Rodriguez, aka Shorty Fatz. They've been busy since their "Lowrider Arcade" exhibit of custom made lowrider bikes in May 2007.

"Lowrider Arcade" exhibition at Anno Domini, 2007
When it comes to lowrider bike culture, these two are a bringin' it to a whole new level. Shorty Fatz opened a new studio just outside of downtown San Jose a few months back. Check 'em out and get your orders in!
East San Jose bike builders create rolling sculptures
by Joe Rodriguez, Mercury News
posted: 07/16/2008
Read the article
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July 09, 2008
Renegade Craft Fair this weekend in SF
A crazy collection of 200 DIYers are selling their wares this weekend in San Francisco at the Fort Mason Center, and it's free! The Renegade Craft Fair hosts events in NYC, Chicago and San Francisco.
July 12 & 13th, 11am - 7pm.
Fort Mason's Festival Pavillion.
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July 05, 2008
Hera "Therapy Dropout" exhibit

Hera _ Therapy Dropout exhibit
Hera (Frankfurt, Germany) has an amazing exhibit up at Fifty24 in San Francisco through July. She and Akut are usually known for their collaborative works (aka HERAKUT). Hera's work is more graffiti/street art based whereas Akut is more smooth and realistic which makes for very intriguing qualities to their collabo pieces. Thereapy Dropout is Hera's first solo endeavor - an impressive debut.
"If you paint what you feel, you drag it out of yourself and put it in front of you, where you can see it and deal with it. Once that's done you can turn your back on it and leave it behind. Others will eventually paint over it, but that doesn't matter, because you had never planned on keeping it anyway. You're moving on. That's it," states Hera of the meaning behind her Therapy Dropout exhibit.
There are photos here.
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Fifty24, 252 Fillmore St. San Francisco
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July 01, 2008
AfterWorks... something to do when the fireworks are over!
AfterWorks begins this Friday at the Art Ark after the last of the ashes have fallen from the sky (or 10pm... whichever comes first). Featuring: the music of David Knight and Benjamin Henderson; Live Animation by M dot Strange set to the music of Panthelion, David Knight and Steve Barry; Live Painting by Brittany Rediger and Joe Barajas; Hooping by Rachel Radness.
The Art Ark
1035 S. 6th Street, San Jose, CA
Doors: 10 p.m.
Admission: free
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