
Tonight I was alerted that I had missed my chance to venture on down to First Avenue and check out the legend Del, along with Devin the Dude.
It reminded me of Murphy’s law,
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I just spent a hundred and thirty dollars on ebay.

I bought a Nintendo DS and Pokemon Pearl.
I am hereby notifying all those who know me of my withdrawal from social life- sans Pokemon related wifi encounters.

Crow-ku by Julia Babb
The current exhibit at the Minnesota Center for Book Arts is Book: Unlearned. The exhibition features 6 emerging artists, each focusing on their own medium while keeping in mind the topic of book art. The artists mediums include sculpture, installation art, fiber, murals, photography, and poetry. The exhibition is new work from artists selected for the inaugural series of MCBA/Jerome Foundation Book Arts Mentorship. The show is up from October 13, 2007 through January 5, 2008.
Minnesota Center for Book Arts is located in the Open Book Building in downtown Minneapolis (1011 Washington Ave S, Suite 100)
Rejoice people, come one, come all, critical mass is taking place this Friday! I’m sure you’d all heard of the terrible incidents with the MPD during the August Critical Mass Bike Ride. The political attack on bikers by the cops was the first incident Critical Mass had encountered since the 80’s.
The September ride, however, was beautiful and flawless. I anticipate this Friday’s Critical Mass to be one for the ages. Meet at Loring Park (across from the Walker) and depart around 5:30 PM. After the Ride,
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Tomorrow I have the PSAT, tonight I have a french press with chamomile as opposed to fair trade dark roast, and there’s some globally amazing things in the world that we should all be aware of.
A week from tomorrow (so, on the 24th of October) I’m doing a spokenword/dance collab with perpich kids at the Bryant Lake Bowl - peep back later for details.
If you’re a student, I hope you’re PSATing tomorrow and getting ready for MEA weekend- not that schooling is the only path- but 15 bucks for the PSAT is worth it to keep some doors open.
This Saturday there’s a youth summit up at Ihduhapi, I believe it’s too late to register, but just so you know- Mpls youth organizations ARE getting together and putting some major head work in- so watch the kcuf out, whispers say there might be a chantz rap?
c’est possible…

Anyways- peace to Big Zach- wishing you luck and love with yo’ face n’ isht.
New Atmos is like the last one- one good track, one alright- the rest garbage.

I’m all across the drewniverse right now- I gotta start planning for apple picking…



Last month we hosted our Annual Student Open House featuring Friends With You. Check out the artist talk video here.
If you haven’t had a chance to check out the FWY installation at Soo VAC, get over there! It closes next Thursday, October 25.