Showing posts with label autofreak. Show all posts
Showing posts with label autofreak. Show all posts

Friday, May 21, 2010

Autofreakin' around

We "gleaned" this projector off the land, and have begun using it to create temporary artwalls.  We will experiementing with moving patterns at FLASH, so keep your eyes peeled.  
New artist friend, Yumi Sakagawa! Her drawings amaze me, the way Frida's do. props!
Experimenting with collage, projection, xerox.

Friday, May 14, 2010

Whose an Autofreak?


AUTOFREAK AUTOFREAK AUTOFREAK AUTOFREAK!!!!!
SPECIAL EVENT: SUNDAY, MAY 16 FROM 3-8:30pm

AUTOFREAK: a j-town pop up shop will only be around for a moment.  It is community art space that Eyeball Burp and Art by Alex Chiu is participating in.  Someone once asked me where can they could purchase copies of Eyeball Burp or any of EBB zines, well, you can HERE for a limited time only!  So, get your cute butts over to AUTOFREAK!!! (before its just too late).

Located inside the
Little Tokyo Marketplace:

Los Angeles, CA, 90013



Thursday, May 13, 2010

The Flop Box



There is a green bin that sits in front of the local donut shop.  It has "free publications" painted on it, though the paint is peeling off from time, rain, neglect.  Usually free magazines like Cars, Houses, or the Penny Saver can be found in here, but lately small zines & hand-drawn stickers have been popping up inside of it too.  

Who ever drew this sticker is rad!!!
THE FLOP BOX: what do you know, its a zine distro/maker from SF! 
Thanks for stopping by the "free pub" bin on Western/182nd.

So I'm tripping right now, because the flop box has zines like Sleep Train by Pez, zines that I reviewed in Eyeball Burp 2! And I got those zines from a small press booth at the DUMBO fleamarket in Brooklyn.  Wow, small world if you are a zinester.  I love worlds colliding.

Here's a zine that I just made especially for the Poetry for the People Table 

Please visit Autofreak and check out cool art, cool writings, cool people, cool 'autofreak' sign.  
It is a wonderful venue for the local community arts folks.  I love it.  It is a temporary project so run on over and see it before.... poof... its gone.