Did everyone else know about this? I live essentially where the original photographer was standing, and someone offhand mentioned the ufo that habituated my neighbourhood in the 30s…
and though the website linked here is a little unnerving—the post about the photo above ends with the statement:
“If the above is true, then would the anti-christ be our saviour instead of the deliverer of evil!”
—the concept of a neighbourhood ufo is compelling.
MEGASLOTH!: Listen Again
Sound Thinking 2010
Listen Again: The Changing World of Everyday Sound, Audio, and Noise & the Future of Sound StudiesThe Surrey Art Gallery
Sunday November 21
12:00 to 5:00 PM
Free!Listen Again: The Changing World of Everyday Sound, Audio, and Noise & the Future of Sound Studies is a…
reblogged from megasloth
The movie I was in is going to a festival! It was filmed at the HIVE in Vancouver, and is filled with people from local bands. Also it is funny, generally on purpose.
EVERYTHING LOUDER THAN EVERYTHING ELSE TRAILER (by Obsolete Films)
Vancouver.
So we are meant to believe that people are buying cheese here:
truffled cheese, out of duffle bags?
I’ve been thinking about how the various local sycophant food/blogs have been propping up the rocketing gentrification of Gastown-outlying spaces, and wondering what the side effects would be on a neighbourhood basically unprepared to support it all.
Buy a 10.50$ plate of 2 eggs at the new Acme Cafe, just steps from the biggest binner outlet/stolen property bazar… and have your cheese needs taken care of too.
HIVE 3 on Vimeo (via Vimeo)
It’s actually 16 companies, crazy experiential theatre pieces, free concerts at the end and also quite simply the best biannual theatre event Vancouver has to offer.
My piece is called Tour, is sponsored by The Electric Company (along with my partnership, Universal Limited Theatre, website so very soon) and takes place entirely on a pedicab! (pray for dry and less windy weather, please.) It routinely sells out. Go There.
