Tribe.net. Local Connections GAVCO http://calarts.tribe.net/thread/ea774e34-565b-43d3-b0d3-554008b146c2 2007-02-11T21:02:44Z 2007-02-11T21:02:44Z

<div>is anybody of the animation ilk, or know someone of same, capable of classic fantasy illustration? i have both book and film deals brewing on a particular story and would love to get an illustration or two done that i love before random house assigns me an illustrator i might not love. the film will be live action, but the illustrations could well set the tone, especially for the fat little dragon who will be animated. any referals would be appreciated. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://calarts.tribe.net">CalArts Alumni</a> - 0 replies </div>

GAVCO 2007-02-11T21:02:44Z papabizzle http://calarts.tribe.net/thread/e779f21f-e011-47fe-9270-a927f8334883 2005-03-24T19:59:11Z 2005-03-24T19:59:11Z

<div> (re)turn <br/>on April 16th, 2005 <br/>Come and get your swerve on! <br/> <br/>- Dream Electric (Fateless Flows) - LIVE <br/>- blipHOPjunkie (Team HotTub) - DJ <br/>- 214 (Mikrolux / Ai / ProtonRadio-Headspace) - DJ <br/>- EVAC (quadrant 5 studios) - LIVE/DJ <br/>- Limbertimbre (The Diskchordians / Pretension) - LIVE <br/>- Volum (Noodles / Compost / Volsoc)- LIVE <br/> <br/>10pm - 4am <br/> <br/>at : <br/>La Di Da <br/>Restaurant &amp; Gallery <br/>8840 Beverly Blvd •Upstairs <br/>West Hollywood •Ca •90048 <br/>www.ladidarest.com/ <br/> <br/>$10.00 at the door <br/>18 and Up</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://calarts.tribe.net">CalArts Alumni</a> - 0 replies </div>

papabizzle 2005-03-24T19:59:11Z dirtytuba http://calarts.tribe.net/thread/c4cfc103-6cbe-4aa9-9c5e-59438ae74673 2004-05-19T19:55:40Z 2004-05-19T19:55:40Z

<div>This Thursday Night Extra Action will be playing "Lust For Life" (Pop/Bowie) with The Punk Rock Orchestra. <br/> <br/>At the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (701 Mission <br/>at 3rd, San Francisco) on Thursday, May 20th from 8pm 'til 12:20am. <br/> <br/> <br/>for more info, keep reading. <br/> <br/>Institute For Unpopular Culture <br/>(www.ifuc.org) <br/>presents . . . <br/> <br/>Death to Electric Guitars! <br/> <br/>our annual fundraiser to keep IFUC's <br/>doors kicked open yet another year! <br/> <br/>Revelers, musical merry-makers, art enthusiasts, and <br/>like-minded creative types are cordially invited to <br/>experience our guest performers of the evening, three <br/>Bay area knock-out bands who rock out on classical <br/>instruments: the Punk Rock Orchestra, the Extra Action <br/>Marching Band, and Amber Asylum (www.amberasylum.com). <br/> <br/>This marks the debut performance of the Institute's <br/>'house band,' the Punk Rock Orchestra <br/>( <br/>www.punkrockorchestra.com), since the recording of <br/>their first CD up at George Lucas' Skywalker Ranch. <br/>The PRO worked under the aegis of legendary sound <br/>engineer, Leslie Ann Jones (2004 Grammy Award winner <br/>and daughter of infamous conductor Spike Jones). This <br/>50-some odd collection of classically-trained <br/>musicians thunders out renditions of the greatest hits <br/>of punk rock! <br/> <br/>The culminating crescendo performance of the evening <br/>entails the Extra Action marching band . . . this <br/>description (taken from their website, <br/>(www.extra-action.com) should give you an idea of <br/>what's in store: <br/> <br/>"The Extra Action Marching Band exists in a world <br/>between traditional marching band and ecstatic <br/>turmoil. This generously-portioned, smartly-attired <br/>group of up to 40 performers include a hypnotic drum <br/>corps, a smoking horn section, a bullhorn virtuoso, an <br/>aggressively friendly pep squadron, and a sultry flag <br/>team who, although not famous for their good taste, <br/>know how to work the crowd into a high state of horny <br/>hilarity with their graceful, in-your-face stunts and <br/>dizzying routines. Together the group delivers a <br/>deliriously engaging show with an emphasis on torrid <br/>rhythm, spontaneous and unrestrained __expression, <br/>thunderous upheaval, and remote-controlling the <br/>collective ass of crowds everywhere." <br/> <br/>Musical genius aside, we are also showcasing the <br/>work of three tremendous Institute artists in the <br/>Forum and Grand lobby of the Yerba Buena that night: <br/>Dan Das Mann (www.dandasmann.com), <br/>Nikolai Atanassov, and Tone Rawlings. <br/>A creative spirit intrinsic to the Burning Man <br/>movement, Dan Das Mann will be creating a <br/>monumental installation of glowing metal trees on <br/>the Yerba Buena veranda. <br/> <br/>Finally, our dear Institute friends and supporters <br/>will be encouraged to DONATE AT THE BAR :) <br/>thanks to our lovely sponsors: Red Bull, Maker's Mark, <br/>Kuya Rum, Beefeater, and Lagunitas Brewery, <br/> <br/>Tickets are $15 at the door or in person at YBCA <br/>box office, also for sale over the <br/>phone (415) 978-2787 <br/> <br/>For any further information don't hesitate to <br/>contact us at ifuc2003@yahoo.com or at (415) 986-4382. <br/> <br/>Thanks and we hope to see you there! <br/>PS: Our dear friend Heather Hartle (owner &amp; creative director of 7x7 Magazine) has several events coming up in conjunction with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society please check out her website for more information! <br/>http://www.active.com/donate/sfmanwoman/sfmwHLuplow</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://calarts.tribe.net">CalArts Alumni</a> - 0 replies </div>

dirtytuba 2004-05-19T19:55:40Z julicrockett http://calarts.tribe.net/thread/594a5796-ed02-4e37-8506-b850693bdf5f 2003-11-26T23:54:41Z 2003-11-26T23:54:41Z

<div>Well, hello there. <br/> <br/>For a while now, I've been all sorts of essays on all sorts of subjects in all sorts <br/>of hidden spots on the internet. <br/> <br/>After recieving much support, good lovin' and vicious insults in response to my <br/>particular world view, I've decided to start posting these <br/>socio-politico-psycho-sexo-artistico-anachronistico nuggets of pure thought in one <br/>centralized location, where you can comment on them and tell me what you think. <br/>They are here. <br/> <br/>Please come visit me on the intra-web, the most populated place on earth, where I <br/>now bide my time, isolated yet in company, awaiting the dawn of nano-technology and <br/>the great Machine. <br/> <br/>Thanks for being you! <br/> <br/>Juli Crockett/Julia Christa <br/> <br/>http://www.livejournal.com/users/juliachrista/"</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://calarts.tribe.net">CalArts Alumni</a> - 0 replies </div>

julicrockett 2003-11-26T23:54:41Z Lincoln http://calarts.tribe.net/thread/a1fc28ab-93b9-435d-9949-2191e341c49a 2003-10-17T15:30:56Z 2003-10-17T15:30:56Z

<div>Thanks for joining the tribe. I expect to meet back up with old friends here, as well as find a common bond with possible new friends. That bond of course that we all spent a hell of a lot of money to go to school that was (hopefully for most) a hell of a lot of fun. <br/> <br/>Post stories of good times, requests for long lost CalArts friends that some of us may still talk to, or what ever you want. <br/> <br/>Lincoln</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://calarts.tribe.net">CalArts Alumni</a> - 0 replies </div>

Lincoln 2003-10-17T15:30:56Z