We’re really excited to announce the beginning of our new comics section, featuring CA-based artist Michael Olivo. Wus Walker is “about a sport that involves flags”, titled as such because Michael “[doesn't] like wes welker and this comic is about some strange kid of patriotism.” it’s sick and you’ll like it. Check back every month for more Continue reading
Beers I have drunk in the past month by Dan Haddigan
Miller Lite, oh Miller Lite. Piss beer of my nightmares. Just when it seems like I couldn’t care any less if your beer disappeared forever, you go and make a believer out of me with 2 short, sweet words: GRIP. CAN. Continue reading
We’re now taking orders for copies of dirt is dirt #1, our very first quarterly zine.
Officially, we loosed it upon the world in a very limited run on St. Patrick’s Day 2012, but we sold out in about 5 minutes. Due to demand we’re currently producing a larger first edition. If you want one, and I know you do, hit us up at dirtisdirtdotcom@gmail.com right now. They’re only 5 bucks each + shipping (or we can just give it to you in person if you’re in Philadelphia).
Tomorrow night, March 17, dirt is dirt and Neva Safe will be at Teri’s Bar and Diner, 9th St. and Washington Avenue in Philly for Neva Safe’s comeback party. We will be on hand with our newly published zine, the very first dirt is dirt quarterly. Kevin caught up with Mabry for a rundown of who Neva Safe is and what they do. See you at Teri’s! Continue reading
Your letters, questions, comments and criticisms from the past little while. Get in touch with us at dirtisdirtdotcom@gmail.com. Continue reading
Alright, the only reason I’m doing this shit is because I fucked up my shoulder, otherwise I would be ripping titties and getting yoked down in Tampa getting ready for the season, obviously. Continue reading
Like a lot of people who spent thousands and thousands and thousands of dollars learning how to be an artist (!), I work in an art gallery. And like most people who work in art galleries, I have to deal with your typical art gallery problems: The septic pump overflowing and flooding the basement with poop water, piles of artwork falling on top of people, no AC in the summer and no heat in the winter, and of course, the mice infestations. Continue reading
In his words, Ben Howard creates “paintings and drawings in a wide array of media and subject matter. Often large scale compositions that explore the sometimes over-sensory experience of walking down a city street infused with narrative derived from lucid imagination,” and we totally get that. Continue reading
We’d like to thank everyone who came out to support us at the opening of our very first exhibition Friday night. The turnout was absolutely amazing. Plenty of beer and wine (and a sculpture) were drank and the people came out in droves. Thank you everyone! Continue reading
You may or may not have heard, but we’re currently showing out very first exhibition, from now until January 21 at Paradigm Gallery and Studio in Philadelphia. Leading up to our opening reception on January 13, we’re offering previews of all of the exhibitions artists.
Chloe Pascal Crawford creates sculptural objects, paintings and collage pieces that I’m doing a disservice to by not speaking about at length. Continue reading