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Editor's note: Enjoy the Nuevo Mexicano chiptune banjo-pop of Bud Melvin below.
Bud Melvin - "Nude Vows"
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   | ArtWebgame Wednesday: Art Game Is Art Game a game, a joke, an experience, a comment on the modern art scene, all of the above? Yes. You start by choosing your artist, a male or a female, and then leaping head-first into the cutthroat world of modern art. First, you must create your minimalist masterpieces. This is accomplished though a mini-game whose mechanics should be familiar to longtime gamers. Next, you've got to choose the paintings for your exhibit. Will it be a success or a failure? Oh, fickle muse! Raunch rock act’s flyer causes a commotion Grayson Kilmer graysonkilmer.com Glitter Dick If you read the Daily Lobo or watch KRQE News, you may have already heard about local rock outfit Glitter Dick’s release party flyer controversy at UNM. I take a deeper look at the situation in Queering Public Spaces. Check out sights and sounds by performing acts below. Launchpad • Glitter Dick album release party • CanyonLands • Black Maria • Terri Schiavo Dance Party • Fri Dec 14 • 9:30 pm • $5 • 21+ • launchpadrocks.com  Glitter Dick - “Audiophile” Black Maria - “Nick Nolte” CanyonLands - “The Tree Stood Up to The Lightning” Terri Schiavo Dance Party - “Breaking Bad”
  V.21 No.50 | 12/13/2012  Grayson Kilmer graysonkilmer.com Aural FixationQueering Public SpacesGlitter Dick’s aesthetic causes kerfuffle at UNMOwing to a homoerotic flyer, sleaze rock outfit Glitter Dick stumble onto free speech issues and GLBTQ representation at UNM.
The Daily Word in Lindsey Graham, methadone at MDC, The Farm, and the unicorn's lairThe Metropolitan Detention Center is planning to end their methadone treatment program. The Albuquerque Journal bought the Rio Rancho Observer. What is the Journal publisher thinking? The higher admission fees for the Rio Grande Zoo take effect on Sunday. Comprehensive coverage of the Chinese "aircraft carrier style" meme. The Chinese government finally got the owner of a house in the middle of the road to move out so they could demolish it. A utility pole materialized in the middle of a road in Quebec. "When I Say Jesus, You Say Die," Foggy Mountain Blasphemy" and other bargain bin record finds. So you want to grow a mustache. Why was Christian Slater's vote rejected in Florida? Learn about Argentina's infamous "Death Flights" during the 1970's and 80's. Stephen Gaskin's commune The Farm is still around. The Farm founder Stephen Gaskin's wife, Ina May Gaskin, wrote the book on American midwifery. The North Koreans have discovered the remains of a unicorn and it's lair. Today is World AIDS Day. Girls dressed as modern conveniences. Lindsey Graham reminds us that the Guantanamo prisoners don't want to steal our cars. There is a vampire in Zarozje, On this day in 1986 the beautiful Musee d'Orsay opened in Paris. V.21 No.48 | 11/29/2012  Laura Liccardi Gallery ReviewThe Long RoadGroup show weaves together science and mythologyFour artists were called to the desert. They retrace their paths and their DNA in Creation / Migration: Stories of the Journey at FreeStyle Gallery.
 Culture ShockPIY, Planet of the Monkey, 100 Pieces of He(art)The self-published book fair, the Kardboard King and still-life’s riches await you in this week's Culture Shock.
Beehive Collective swarms Albuquerque today A group of political illustrators is coming to talk about process today at Small Engine Gallery at 6 p.m. Read up on the collective’s pollination of the grassroots and then head down there this evening. The talk is free. For more on the event, go to bit.ly/BeeMind. For more on the nonprofit, all-volunteer, art organization, check out beehivecollective.org. V.21 No.46 | 11/15/2012  Culture ShockThe Hive MindsPolitical art group draws up the cost of coalFor two years, members of The Beehive Collective interviewed hundreds of people about how mountaintop removal and coal mining affected their lives. After those conversations, the hive's illustrators drew up visual metaphors and scenes from the stories they'd been told.
V.21 No.44 | 11/1/2012  Film ReviewBeauty Is EmbarrassingIrreverent documentary about successful puppeteer-cum-artist says it’s OK to laugh at art“Pee-wee’s Playhouse” puppeteer Wayne White finally gets the biographical treatment he so richly deserves.
Origin of the Unknown Pleasures cover As Geoffrey Plant reported in Cubes of Beauty, Jack-of-all-trades Ben Adams transformed a plain Jane Alibi distro box into a visual ode to Joy Division's Unknown Pleasures album cover. Adams' español tribute to the iconic image sits and broods outside Tractor Brewing Company. In the below video by Visualized, art director and graphic designer Peter Saville muses about the creation and cultural impact of his most well-known Factory Records album art. View/Add Comments [ 2 ] The Daily Word in the Mullet Messiah, Million Muppet March, McRibs, and "Americans"New Mexico is now a federally funded "Solar Energy Zone." Everybody loves a great art-forgery story. Nifty pictures of Space Shuttle Endeavour's passage through Los Angeles. Bernalillo County Sheriff Dan Houston is in hot water over his choice of words when referring to women. Dominique Strauss-Kahn says lust is not a crime. Did you know that some competitive horses are clones? John Rogers owns A LOT of photographs. "Million Muppet March" planned. The Cuban Missile Crisis wasn't over when the U.S. thought it was over. Check out this "new" T-Rex song! Why does the McRib appear around Christmas? Man claims discrimination after being kicked out of a Perth bar because he has a mullet. "Americans" is a short film about American politics starring Sean Penn and Kid Rock. They hug and buy a Prius, as well as some other weird shit. I really don't know what to think of Duncan Trussell. On this day in 1894, E.E. Cummings was born. Operation Art Box returns! Eric Williams ericwphoto.com It’s like Christmas around here when the revamped distribution cubes start making their way back to our office. The project, conceived by Circulation Manager Geoffrey Plant, asks local artists to overhaul those blue cubes that house the Alibi each week. Plant delivers the boxes to the artists, and then, a month later, picks them all back up. The staff here gets all excited as the cubes roll back into our offices. Truly, the artists’ good work is fuel for us. You know how creativity is. Plant penned a feature this week on all of the participants. Their nonbox artwork is also still being displayed at Boro Gallery (317 Gold SW) through the end of the month. Survey an interactive map of box locations. V.21 No.39 | 9/27/2012  Eric Williams ericwphoto.com FeatureCubes of BeautyOperation Art Box, part deuxCirculation manager Geoffrey Plant writes about all of the local artists who revamped our distro boxes in 2012.
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