aloha + welcome to the web version of “..the most epic magazine ever..”
we are participating in INDIE MART this weekend, its on sunday and it looks like they got the whole block blocked off, we will have a ton of hamburger eyes crap on sale, lets hope it rains or theres an earthquake, just kidding, buy me a beer..
Philadelphia-based artist collective Space 1026 presents One-Thousand Twenty-Six Eyes, an exhibition of photo-centric artwork alongside a large collaborative sculpture at Hamburger Eyes Photo Epicenter.
October 9 – November 8, 2008
Opening October 9, 2008 5 - 9pm
Hamburger Eyes Photo Epicenter
26 Lilac St. San Francisco, CA 94110
THIS THURSDAY
more info, click here son: PHOTO EPICENTER
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Some great black and white work from Dru Donovan.
THIS MONTH AT THE PHOTO EPICENTER : ALL ACCESS OCTOBER! $200 FOR UNLIMITED B/W AND COLOR DARKROOM TIME FOR AN ENTIRE MONTH. (DURING NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS OF COURSE) I HAVE A FEELING WE MIGHT HAVE LIMITED SPACE WITH THIS ONE, SO RESERVE YOUR SPOT TODAY!
This Saturday Matt Kennedy is opening his new show over at 31 Rausch. 7-10, be there. Matt has put out some great zines and self published books in the last year, be sure to check them out on his website.
Yo, Thursday is a big opening at RVCA here in SF with all the homies. Plus the window display by Ray Potes titled “Alien Wake” can only be experienced first hand. Thursday 2nd October 2008 from 6pm – 9pm. Be there.
Deanna Templeton, who had photos in Issue 12, has a show coming up next week in LA over at New Image Art. Opens Friday, October 3rd. 7-10pm. More info here.
The Young Jerks were interviewed the day of the opening by KQED. Listen to the audio interview right now. The show goes down a week from today so come out and see for yourself.
PHILADELPHIANZ! we’re coming out there! if you havent checked out the MEGAWORDS STOREFRONT project yet which has been running for this whole month, be sure to check the remaining events which include duffed out, dustward, and hamburger eyes! check the DUFFED OUT blog for photos of the setup, sick. c u there..
okay, turns out that our store site hasnt even worked for like 2 weeks, no one said shit until now.. anyways its fixed, its all fixed and i really so legitly mean it this time, it should all be working. if you run into a snag somewhere in the transaction please please let us know (density[at]thewormholes.org) otherwise how do we know to fix it, check it out —> THE WORMHOLES ..
we did the RVCA sf store front windows, yeah we filled it up with daneez guyz. the alien center piece should be delivered this week, go look at it before the decide they dont like it..
Matthew Reamer sent us some square jems.
finally fixed the links on the store, everything is working perfectly, new hamburger eyes teez are the steeziest yet, quit doggin yourself, you deserve some beautiful beauty in your life so go buy stuff from THE WORMHOLES..
all kinds of new shit coming out sooner or later, we just posted up our newest ones! get it from THE WORMHOLES, some of the links on the sidebar not working but its getting fixed, it shouldnt affect your ability to spend your whole paycheck so go for it, thanks..
Lyle Owerko brings us this photo and this story…
“One February afternoon while meeting my friend Ian in Chelsea for lunch we walked past these guys dressed in black holding these amazing old cameras. I immediately turned around and asked them if I could take their portrait. The guy on the left asked Ian “if I was good?” while nodding in the direction my camera (it was a small 35mm). Ian in his heavy Aussie accent said “yeah, he is”. The guy turns to me and says “you’ve got one shot”. That’s the shot I got. I found the guy in the left of the image by bumping into him again a year later in Tribeca. His name is Louis, we’ve had coffee a few times since. He’s shoots on the street every day with his vintage Graflex Speed Graphic camera. He uses it to sell Polaroids to tourists that he photographs posing in front of the New York landmarks. He’s definitely a hustler, and has so many amazing stories (always delivered with a knowing wink in his eye). He is one of my favorite New York characters.”
Jimmy Limit with a black eye by Matthew Koudys. They’re both in a show on Oct 3rd in Toronto called The Hungry Ghost. Be there.
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