(via fuckyeahkawaiipetmegu)
I went back to Eau Claire for the first time in a while ›
It had been just a few weeks shy of a year since I’d left to Eau Claire, WI and being back the other weekend was the best. We posted up at my favorite bar, The Joynt, with a disposable camera and a little notebook.
I thought this would be a nice way to share them.
This is amazing, this night was perfect. Love you, Brian.
Poster I did for an upcoming show. The design is modified from a free-form drawing I did in collaboration with my friend Kajsa, with some touches by her bf Dane. Yes, all three of us are gingers.
Nolan is a babe and this was the most fun night evaaaa.
The Media’s calendar for May 2013
“There is no database, no CMS, no comments. The calendar is a JPG of a hand-drawn calendar. One upshot of this: it is not searchable. It is a return to the time when once you threw out last week’s copy of the altweekly, it became impossible (or at least extremely time-consuming) to find that article again; the only memory was your own memory. That can be a kind of commentary about what’s important: and what’s important is what’s in front of you right now.”
—Lisa Williams on “Data for Radicals” yesterday (so kool)
notes from personal calendar—
May 18: graduate from college
May 21: move to boston
overjoyed to be around during the birth of this community project AND able to help with fmly fest boston this summer.
this is a new project
Faye Orlove & I have been working on it for the past month or so
it launches tonight around midnight
we are very excited
if you want to know why it’s called “The Media” i will talk your ear off about it sometime
how about @ our launch party? it’s this Friday @ Lorem Ipsum Books in Cambridge
HEADS UP:
we’ll be back this summer in both brooklyn and boston. holler if you’d like to help out and be a part of the magic.
fmlyfest@thefmly.com
<3
v important ^
my friend emily reo wrote this article at portals about the midwest community that i was a part of before i moved to the east coast, and it’s really sugary sweet! HERE it is if you’re curious!
In an effort to provide a network for folks of all ages to connect creatively with no specific focus on profitable legitimacy that can sometimes be spawned from academic culture, DITEC (Do It Together Eau Claire) emerged.
Yohuna
johanne [yo-HUN-ah] swanson
very sneaky songs-maker
eau claire, wi, usa
yohuna.bandcamp
@Y0HUNA
yohuna at gmail dot com
friends & stuff I care about
very sneaky songs-maker
eau claire, wi, usa
yohuna.bandcamp
@Y0HUNA
yohuna at gmail dot com
friends & stuff I care about
