Michael Welsh's Hippie Punk Poetry Bunker at Interstate Projects
One of my best friends, artist Michael Welsh, has a fucking knockout solo show at Interstate Projects up through February 4th.
Read MoreAndy Cahill's "Home" at Safe Gallery Exposes Men's Nerves
In his recent solo exhibition, "Home" at Safe Gallery in Brooklyn, Andy Cahill pushed fleshy send-ups of the male psyche to extremes.
Read More"Aggressive" Three-Course Sunday Supporting the Arts Meal: Christine Navin at Catbox Contemporary, Libby Rothfeld at Bureau, Ana Fabrega at Starr Bar
Three boroughs. Three events. One Supporter of the Arts. I had an "aggressive night" and I felt fucking great this morning.
Read MorePODCAST: Guantanamo Baywatch (Jason Powell)
Bonus mini episode! Jason Powell of Guantanamo Baywatch spoke with me before their show last night about life on the road as a surf god.
Read MorePODCAST: Street Fight Radio - LIVE!
The first-ever LIVE Humor and the Abject podcast with Street Fight Radio!
Read MorePICKS: Rachel Rossin, Joel Kim Booster, That Was Fantastic, HOUSING, and More!
There's plenty to see the next couple of weeks, so I've tried to identify a handful of things that I think you absolutely cannot miss, from exhibitions, to comedy specials, to variety shows.
Read MoreFREE LIVE SHOW 10/22: Street Fight Radio x Humor and the Abject
We're doing a free, live podcast with Street Fight Radio on October 22nd in Brooklyn! Come on out and get weird.
Read MorePODCAST: Molly Soda
If you've been online in the last decade, you probably think that you know artist Molly Soda. It might be time to think again, screedlers.
Read MorePaper Jazz Small Press Festival, Saturday, 09/30 in Bushwick
Swing by Silent Barn tomorrow between 12pm and 6pm for a free and awesome day of independent publishers, a short film screening series, and much, much more.
Read MoreLorelei Ramirez Is Not Dead Yet
Lorelei Ramirez, thankfully, isn't dead. Tonight is her monthly show at Starr Bar in Bushwick, something only a living person could host. We talked about horror, putting together elaborate performances, and a few things that the art world and comedy world could both stand to address.
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