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We've asked 150 celebrities & artists to shoot a disposable camera.
Now we're auctioning off these cameras-before they're developed! You
get the camera containing the unique mystery photos (& negatives!) from
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Mike Albo Laurie Anderson COLT Man Jake Andrews Buck Angel Michel Auder Alison Bechdel Peter Berlin Cass Bird Bitch Justin Bond Kate Bornstein Charles Busch Bush Tetras John Caffery/Kids on TV Jonathan Caouette Tammy Rae Carland Rick Castro Matt Cavenaugh Michael Cerveris Patty Chang Mark Christopher Will Clark Jill Clayburgh Kate Clinton Jem Cohen T Cooper Carlo Cox Howard Cruse Alan Cumming Mark Dalton Vaginal Creme Davis Jake Deckard Damon DeMarco Adam Dexter* Mike Diana Diane DiMassa Kyle Douglas Daisy Eagan Erase Errata Harvey Fierstein Thom Fitzgerald Glen Fogel Fredrick Ford Andersen Gabrych Luke Garrett* Robert Gluck Marga Gomez Noam Gonick Claudia Gonson Katy Grannan John Greyson |
Philip Guichard Mary Harron Debbie Harry Johnny Hazzard Scott Heim Keith Hennessy Murray Hill Thorn Kief Hillsbery A.M. Homes Hunter James Antony (of the Johnsons) Miranda July Randal Kleiser Wayne Koestenbaum Theo Kogan Terence Koh Cory Koons Bruce LaBruce Del LaGrace Lucy Lawless Miguel Leonn Lesbians on Ecstasy Jonathan Lethem Lez Zeppelin Glenn Ligon Lucy Liu Michael Lucas Taylor Mac Guy Maddin Mike Malinin Douglas Martin Carlo Masi* Heather Matarazzo Mattilda Gus Mattox Leah Meyerhoff John Cameron Mitchell Richard Mitchell Rick Moody Ace Morgan Michael Musto Eileen Myles Todd Oldham Tony Oursler Peter Paige Pansy Division Buckshot Man Brad Patton Lori Petty Kembra Pfahler Martha Plimpton Amy Ray |
Robert W. Richards Ira Sachs J.D. Samson Will Schwartz Daniela Sea Tony Serrano Jake Shears Jenny Shimizu Michelangelo Signorile Brian Sloan Jill Sobule Alec Soth Donita Sparks Scott Spears Will St. John Todd Stephens Tabboo Tristan Taormino Scott Treleaven Triple Creme Rose Troche Carmelita Tropicana Guin Turner Gus Van Sant Miguel Villalobos Jonathan Weinberg Gage Weston* Buckshot Man Josh Weston Chris Wide* Parker Williams B.D. Wong Skye Woods* |
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Michael O'Neill will perform original music, with a dance routine in a 90s techno dance remix party time Broadway musical dance jam song and dance style. Michael O'Neill is a performance artist from Brooklyn. He performs in a number of musical groups, including the psychedelic dance band Princess. For tonight's performance he will be presenting an original song and dance routine. Something along the lines of ace of base meets a chorus line.  Rose, Allison, and Lollo are united in their common goal of performing death defying feats with the sheer force and wit of bodies coming together. The acrobats you see here tonight and the one missing component would like you all to know that acrobatics is infinitely more inspiring when prepared for the queers. We love you!!! We also love LAVA for the inspiration and insight so generously bestowed upon us. |
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 borayoon.com "...operatic and intense, genre-scrambling and iconoclastic...confessional, poetic, smart and different?. A cut or three above the rest." -- NOISE Art Mag Bora Yoon is a phonating multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and audiophile with a twisted musical identity that spans the classical, avant-garde, electronic, folk, jazz, and sound design realms, garnering awards from the John Lennon Songwriting Contest and Billboard, Arion Music Awards, and a music video broadcast on MTV Networks. With an artillery of skills on the piano, electric violin, guitar, she siphons instrumental nuances into the vocal medium enhanced w/ live samples and loops, making her NYC's late night go-to girl for musical architecture for collaborators and composers of the genre gamut. Her penchant for the iconoclastic has led to work with Meredith Monk & Vocal Ensemble members, multimedia artist Emile Bennett (DCA, STEIM) to create generative vocal music with original software design, live collaborations on voice and electric violin with media philosopher DJ Spooky, and live experimental sound design for NY Fringe. Operatic and iconoclastic, she's toured festivals and venues nationally and internationally with her original songwriting, premiered new music with emerging and distinguished composers, played benefits for Amnesty International, and prepares scores for various artists in the NYC area, including Meredith Monk's Basket, performed by the Western Wind this January. Upcoming projects include multimedia poetry performances with American Harlem-born poet Sekou Sundiata and the 51st (dream) state, tour dates with DJ Spooky and Subliminal Strings, a site-specific sound installation at the McCarren Park Pool, a film score for feature Killing Mr. Right (AprilFilms), and experimental collaborations with various artists for press and the stage for 2006. |
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www.bitchmusic.com Armed with an electric violin, a ukulele and a bass guitar, Bitch (formerly of Bitch and Animal), is on the road and rampage again with a fistful of new songs from her upcoming debut solo release, Make this/Break this. She is an entertainer and songwriter who has pulled audiences to their feet worldwide with her politically charged and personally wrenched lyrics, her atypical instrumentation, minimalist sound and wildly dramatic stage persona. Her former band, Bitch and Animal, released three albums together. Their first album, What's that Smell?, was released on their own label, and quickly caught the ear of Ani Difranco. Ani co-produced and released their second album, Eternally Hard, on her own Righteous Babe Records. Robert Hilburn of the LA TImes voted it one of the top ten albums of the year in 2001. Their third album, Sour Juice and Rhyme (also on RBR), was produced by June Millington and got them nominated for album of the year by the GLAAD Media awards, along with Rufus Wainwright, Peaches, and Me'shell Ndegeocello. Bitch has toured all over the world and has been featured in Spin, The Advocate, The Village Voice, Playboy, Girlfriends, and many other publications. Setting out on a new solo road, Bitch is following her vision of making music that is symphonic, beatworthy, break your heart balladry, and raise the roof revolutionary. |
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