
...this dope flick by one
Mikey Wally.
Mikey Wally's blog
here.
Mikey Wally's Flickr stream
here.
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I somehow managed to crash the party, errr,
Bicycle Film Festival art show opening tomorrow. Info below:
Joyride Art Show
Morono Kiang Gallery
218 W. 3rd St., Bradbury Building
Los Angeles, CA 90013
bicyclefilmfestival.com |
moronokiang.com
Opening Reception:
September 1, 2010 | 6-10 PM
Featured Artists:
Agathe Snow • Alec Schwarz • Alessandro Zuek Simonetti • Ashira Siegel • Benedict Radcliffe • Benny Zenga • Brendan Bock • Brian Barnhart • Christian Thormann • Edwin De La Rosa • Eric Davis • Erik Foss • Eyeone SH • Fumie Ishii • Gabriella Guthrie • Greg Ugalde • Jessica Findley • Julia Chiang • Justin Jernigan • Leo Fitzpatrick • Louise Chen • Marco Zamora • Marcus McKenzie • Massan/PEZ • Matt Lingo • Nick Marinkovich • Roadblock • Shepard Fairey • Spike Jonze • Takuya Sakamoto Tim Barber Tom Blanchard • Tommii Lim • Van Neistat • & more!
Posted by eyer at 10:35 AM. Filed under: exhibitions
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Some more background info on the
EyeWriter project that
Tempty is involved with...
Posted by eyer at 11:59 PM. Filed under: inspiration
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The
TRAFIK homies' film
To Live and Ride in L.A. is premiering next week at the
Los Angeles Bicycle Film Festival. (I'm told a wall by
Cache and I makes a little guest appearance. FYI:
Swank did the fresh handstyles and poster for this film, SHyeaahhh!!!)
More on
TRAFIK here.
More on
To Live and Ride in L.A. here.
More on the
Bicycle Film Festival here.

I collab'd with
1:AM Gallery on this limited-edition
Bike Power churt. It is available exclusively at
1:AM (but they can probably be convinced to ship one out.)
You can hit 'em up though their website
here.
Posted by eyer at 10:05 AM. Filed under: product placement
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The
SNOW Magazine Cafe in Tokyo is in full swing through the month of August.
Lost is one of the publications featured in its
Zines Corner, along with rad zine
Disaster and a slew of others donated from my personal stash.
Per SNOW: "The
SNOW Magazine Cafe is a month-long celebration of art, design, and culture magazines from around the world, on display for everyone's reading pleasure at
Cafe Pause in Tokyo."
August 1-30, 2010
Open daily 12:00-23:00
(until 22:00 on Sundays)
Pause
1 F-2-14-12
Minami-Ikebukuro
Toshima-Ku Tokyo
zip 171-0022
cafepause.jugem.jp
Brought to you by
SNOW Magazine and
GOOD Inc.
More info
here.
Posted by eyer at 02:32 PM. Filed under: zines
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I attended
Typecon today and heard a super rad lecture by
Adrian Wilson on the typography of textile trademarks from the 19th century.
Adrian Wilson on
Textile Trademarks.
More on the lecture (with an accompanying
PDF) on
Woodtyper.
More on
Typecon here.

Iconic type foundry
House Industries is presenting an installation featuring new wood serigraphs, products, and their signature cool gear at
Reserve tonight. Info below:
Opening:
Friday, August 20, 2010
7pm – 11pm
Reserve LA
420 North Fairfax Avenue
Los Angeles, California 9003
reservela.net | houseind.com
Chicharon Adventures did a cool write-up on the show
Cache and I put together in San Francisco at
1:AM Gallery. Peep their coverage
here.
Posted by eyer at 10:14 PM. Filed under: exhibitions
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eyeone.tumblr.com now open for more online shennanigans...
1:AM posted a dope photo set of all the work from
THE REVOLUTIONARIES show
Cache and I did in SF (with a lot of help from our friends.) Check it
here.
Posted by eyer at 12:31 AM. Filed under: exhibitions
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J.Shea sent me this fresh drawing on the back of an envelope last week. Thank 9!
More of his work
here.
Posted by eyer at 11:57 AM. Filed under: inspiration
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Shots from
The Revolutionaries show at
1:AM Gallery. More info below:
Gallery hours: Tue-Sat | 12:00 - 6:30 p.m.
Show runs through September 4, 2010
1:AM Gallery
1000 Howard St.
San Francisco, CA 94103
1amsf.com
Featuring: Cache and Eyeone with very special guests LeHumanBeing, Kofie, Eyeformation, Luna, Paula Ramirez, Raymundo Reynoso, Noek, Perfecto Romero, and Liborio Noval.
Posted by eyer at 09:23 AM. Filed under: exhibitions
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The Perseids will be at peak visibility between tonight and tomorrow night. If you can get away from city lights you will catch a falling star (or perhaps a thousand.)
Info at
NASA Science.