Color me Timbers!

Color Me Timbers is a Music and Interactive visual art show where guests are given crayons to color in the art. The graphics will be blown up and posted on the walls, beers will be consumed and people will dance!

*Artist Links*

18andCounting

Andrew St. Lawrence

Ashley Montague

Brian Lindgren

Carolyn Simon-Noon

Chris Burch

Dolor

Fresh Classics

Iain Macarthur

Jackson Noon

Jeff Pak

Justin Tolentino

Kellyn Planteen

Killer Napkins

Lisa See Kim

Lorn

Maia Chong

Mark Brown

Mike Dupree

Mitsu Okubo

Peat Wollaeger

Rob Pea

Robert Gray

Raskoe

Swiv

Tewz

Vadim Gershman

Music

Russ Liquid

The Great Mundane

Ate/Bit

Cutter Filtoff

Brand New 18aC Music Video!

Shot, written, edited and recorded in two days between Kyoto & Tokyo.

Anti [18aC] - "Vague&Universal" from 18andCounting on Vimeo.

18andcounting.com

www.myspace.com/muxmool

MP3 Download

Brb

Cornell Develops Algorithms to Mimic Sounds of Water

The sounds you hear in this video are created by an algorithm, not prerecorded sounds. They've some how managed to use the data in the 3D scene to make sound. This is way beyond me but cool non the less.

18aC's First Museum Show

Built: Kranzberg Exhibition 2009
Opening June 5th
6p-8p
Showing til September 6th



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Six local artists and the Laumeier staff are busy preparing for Built, the 2009 Kranzberg Exhibition which opens June 5 at 6 p.m.
For only the second time, the Kranzberg show features multiple artists who are transforming the indoor galleries into five unique installations.

According to Kim Humphries, Laumeier's Director of Exhibitions and Collections, "All the work in Built is site-specific - some of it solidly-so, literally constructed into and onto the galleries."

For Stan Chisholm, the exhibition has brought him full circle. The recent graduate of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago is working with Laumeier's Manager of Exhibitions and Collections, Robert Goetz, who taught Chisholm as a high school student in the Contemporary Art Museum St Louis' New Art in the Neighborhood program.

Plan to attend the June 5 opening and see Chisholm's installation as well as work by Sarah Frost, Craig Norton, Mike Behle and Cameron Fuller & Sarah Paulsen in what Post-Dispatch Visual Arts Critic David Bonetti called, "the most promising show opening this summer."


Laumeier Sculpture Park

Some of My Examples of Sell Outs

Sell.out-

-noun

1. An act or instance of selling out.

2. Bitch motherfuckers who fuck the game up for everyone with there inability to make decisions in the face of temptation.

Example.

1. Anakin

2. Shamwow.

(I'm talking about the towel. the dude selling um punched a hooker so we know he's still got cred.)

Blockhead on Sellouts

If you don't know who Blockhead is then.. damn. The man has some interesting things to say about what time and money can do to people and their credibility. I personally found what he had to say to be very interesting. He even breaks down all the sucker-punks into categories! Peep his blog post on sell outs HERE.

Jealousy

Mono/poly

MoneyBags

MoneyBags
Originally uploaded by 18andCounting

Anti over Rich Boy's "Drop"

MoneyBags Precursor

Wall Ball 2009 by J. Roberts FlashlightPhotographyOnline.com
Originally uploaded by Jen303

Painting completed at Wall Ball 2009. Wall Ball is a 4 hr live painting, fund raiser auction for SCOSAG youth arts camp in St. Louis. This is the first full paint (no mixed media) piece i've rocked since like... shit since I had a girlfriend! MoneyBags!

Fotoflow

Red Hook barbershop
Originally uploaded by fotoflow / Oscar Arriola

There are some eyes that you just have to have your shit seen by. If
Oscar "Fotoflow" Arriola's eyes hasn't seen your work, or at least you...then you aint human. But maybe you're one of those "I dont want to be human" types, in which case, you aint shit. ANYWAY this dude is all over the cities you wanna be, documents the ill throughly and has a cool personality to match.

Sounds Of The Underground

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 Event Details:

$5 presale tickets can be purchased HERE

$10 at the door.

21 plus w ID (no exceptions, sorry kids)

FREE beer

Full Bar (no outside alcohol)

Live art, visuals, photobooth, dancing, and screenprinting (bring tees/bags/whatever to get it done for free, or its just $10 for new tees)

**Address sent to ticketholders after purchase**

LIVE Acts

SOLE, (Founder of Anticon Records)

myspace.com/timholland

AWOL ONE, (SHAPESHIFTERS CREW, LOS ANGLES)

myspace.com/awolone

Icon the Mic King

myspace.com/iconthemicking

V8 (TFD) v8tfd.com & Skech 185 myspace.com/skech185

Ceschi (Fake Four Inc.)

myspace.com/fakefourinc

Factor (Sideroad)

myspace.com/factorg

Cainam and Scotty Six-0

myspace.com/yourimaginaryfriends

DJs

Benn Jordan (Alphabasic)

myspace.com/bennjordan

Shazam Bangles

(REALLY NICE SWEATERS)

myspace.com/thesurgeongeneral

SUN ONES (Sabretooth Sound)

myspace.com/SUNONES

www.sun1s.info

Hilary Rawk (RAWK!)

myspace.com/rawkmagazine

SPECIAL GUESTS

The Legendary Chicago Breakdance Crew “BRICKHEADZ”

myspace.com/thebrickheadz

LIVE ARTISTS

Live Screenprinting by Members Only

membersonlychicago.com

FREE prints on your own shirts/bags/etc

$10 for new shirts

Photobooth by Ryan Mitchell - ryanmitchellphoto.com &

GlitterGuts.com

Visuals by Acid Pixel Chicago

myspace.com/acidpixelchicago

Painting by

David Bozic

myspace.com/dbozic

PK & BKAL (DSI)

myspace.com/pkdsi

SPONSORS

Anticon

anticon.com

myspace.com/anticon

SUN1S

myspace.com/sunones

SUN1S.info

ShapeShifters Crew

theworldofhiphop.com

The Legendary Chicago Breakdance Crew “BRICKHEADZ”

myspace.com/thebrickheadz

Members Only

membersonlychicago.com

RAWK

myspace.com/rawkmagazine

Broke Hipster

BrokeHipster.com

Rawk TV

RawkTV.com

Fashionista Army

FashionistaArmy.com

Chicago Fashion Industry

fashion.meetup.com/214

Chicago Suicide Club

chicagosuicideclub.com

Paramanu Recordings

paramanurecordings.com

18andCounting

18andcounting.com

2627

New piece shown at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Soon to make it's way to Laumeier Sculpture Park for the Kranzberg Exhibition. 

"2627" is the first piece in my "MobileHomes" series. This one in particular is based on a place I lived in in middle and High school. 

Mobile Homes

The Mobile Homes Series illustrates people as inevitable representations of the places they are from and have called home. Figures will bare the weight of a conglomerate of inanimate, animate, and abstract forms equating to a worn mascot mask  used to narrate personal stories of the past, present and future.  For this particular series, components of residential structures are the key features on the masks. 

-18aC-

Post Post

Been getting down on flyers and shit of the graphic design sort as of late. The most recent is this one. Plan is to pop in more and post post more stuff to boast boast about.

The Otherside of a Smile-San Fran-April 25th

It's about time I got in another West Coast show. It's curated by my boy Christopher Burch and flaunts range of art, music and design. Plus it's out of the oh so heavy OnSix. If only I had the dough (and time) to fly out there and kick it with my show mates and these notorious street scum I hear about...

The other side of a smile

The Other Side of a Smile is a multi media group show that celebrates the many facets of irony. The reasons why people would rather send in the clowns or just burn the big top down as opposed to sitting in quiet despair. The other side is the intersection where a sinking feeling meets survival, where laughter and laceration take turns on the swing set. It is where the phrase “its funny because of the strangeness” comes to light. The Other Side of a Smile will be held on April 25th at OnSix Gallery, located on Sixth Street between Market and Mission. The event will begin at 6 p.m and ends at 1:30am. 

featuring:

Stan Chisholm (18andCounting)
John Felix Arnorld III
Christopher Burch
Ricardo Richey
Justin Tolentino
Ryan Verzaal
Ryan Hendon
Shawn Webber
Bryan Walsh
Pete Wollaeger
Sri Whipple
Corey D.
Ryan Johnson
Vito Money aka. Black Spade –Delux Raggedy clothing line (also Ohm recording artist)
Greedy Genius Shoes

Musical Acts
Dj IMpekabl
Dj Divinity
Aima the Dreamer

We'reTheTwoThatIntroduced
LegosToSuperglue

90's Nostalgia

I dont understand why this new generation is so damn nostalgic! Kids born in the 90s, are obsessed with the 90's. I think us older cats (did I just call myself older?!?!) have pinned the youngins in a corner. So many creative types and music junkies yearn "for the way things used to be" so much that its gotten young folks all confused and desperate for that same feeling. It's too early for all that.

Know what I think... older nostalgic-able dudes, keep reminding us but don't require people to obey. Younger dudes, do your job by building spaceships and creating fresh shit! (for real fresh shit, like new fresh shit, not 1983 "fresh" ) Now the two of you stay in your corners and do ya thing. -18aC

In response to Blockhead's post on the Def Jux blog-o-log...

I wish i made this.