call for submissions
3rd Language: Issue #3: Lineage and ArchiveIn our 3rd publication, we will explore queer lineage and the archive. We ask: how does one articulate, emulate, and preserve the past? This artist-run publication aims to showcase the work of upcoming queer artists, writers, and thinkers in a quarterly online and print format.
Points of interest include but are not limited to:
Structures of time
Queer heroes / self-created family and homage
Subjective and group memory
Interpretations of past LGBTQI narratives
Souvenirs
Rarity/ value
Queer geographies
Methods of archive and preservation
Display and exhibition
Identity-based collecting
Urban archeology
Hey everyone, the deadline has been extended to MAY 17th!! If you were interested in submitting, here’s your chance!! Spread the word and send in your art! <3
They’re playing tonight, and my band Misbehaving is playing too!!! We’re playing hella first, so if you show up on time (around 6) then you’ll see us. But if you miss us, that’s cool because Slingshot Dakota and the rest of the bands will be super fun.
All ages! (duh!)
C.L.I.T. Fest’s Rock Lotto Showcase 2013!
Photos Meg took of Clitfest Rock Lotto 2013.
Fuck yeah
With $5,000, 826CHI/The Boring Store would be able to build all kinds of CRAZY stuff for our students INCLUDING a pneumatic messaging center! ! ! ! ! !
Please vote EVERY DAY!
bisexual guys are assumed to be secretly gay
bisexual girls are assumed to be secretly straight
both are assumed to secretly like men
see what i’m getting at?
(Source: daryancrescendshair, via peacepunx)
call for submissions
3rd Language: Issue #3: Lineage and Archive
**In our 3rd publication, we will explore queer lineage and the archive. We ask: how does one articulate, emulate, and preserve the past? This artist-run publication aims to showcase the work of upcoming queer artists, writers, and thinkers in a quarterly online and print format.
Points of interest include but are not limited to:
Structures of time
Queer heroes / self-created family and homage
Subjective and group memory
Interpretations of past LGBTQI narratives
Souvenirs
Rarity/ value
Queer geographies
Methods of archive and preservation
Display and exhibition
Identity-based collecting
Urban archeology
(via palecharcoal)
