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Buggin Out in the Bunker

  • Will Schofield
  • May 10, 2010
Specimens from the ‘illustration bunker‘ of the ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive:
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Notable New York, This Week 5/10 – 5/16

  • Rozalia Jovanovic
  • May 10, 2010
This week in New  York, Granta’s Sex Party, The Moth Mainstage presents Saints and Sinners, SLEIGH BELLS perform, Emily Gould celebrates her new memoir with a party, Sebastian Junger discusses…
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Lord of the Flugornas: More Vintage Swedish Book Covers

  • Will Schofield
  • May 5, 2010
P-E Fronning of Martin Klasch shared more covers from his book collection.
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Missed Connections: The Rumpus Interview with Sophie Blackall

  • Sona Avakian
  • May 5, 2010
“Odd things happen in New York, which is why it’s such a great source of stories. Once I read a Missed Connection which took place on a train…”
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Karl’s Journey to the Moon

  • Will Schofield
  • May 4, 2010
First published in Sweden in 1926, Karl’s Journey to the Moon (Kalles Resa Till Manen) is the story of a boy who blows a soap bubble which takes him to…
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Notable San Francisco, This Week: 5/3-5/9

  • Melissa Tan
  • May 3, 2010
This week, San Francisco flaunts its artistic side with free museum admission on First Tuesday, the 17th Annual MoMA Warehouse Sale, SoEx’s 2010: Space Odyssey fund raiser, and ReFrame: Making…
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Walpurgisnacht

  • Will Schofield
  • May 3, 2010
Illustrations by Stefan Eggeler for a 1922 edition of Gustav Meyrink’s Walpurgisnacht:
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Patti Smith on New York City

  • Kevin Nolan
  • May 3, 2010
Poet, artist, and punk-rock legend Patti Smith sat down last week with journalist Amy Goodman to discuss, among other things, Smith’s memoir Just Kids—reviewed by us in February—about her life…
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Notable New York, This Week 5/3 – 5/9

  • Rozalia Jovanovic
  • May 3, 2010
This week in New York Electric Literature celebrates the launch of Issue 4, the Shepard Fairey exhibit is at Deitch Projects, Daniel Clowes discusses Wilson, John Leguizamo is honored by…
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Ex Libris Mr. Reaper

  • Will Schofield
  • April 30, 2010
Twelve bookplates from the collection of Richard Sica:
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SFIFF53: Dispatch #5, Don Hertzfeldt

  • Jeremy Hatch
  • April 28, 2010
Coverage of the San Francisco International Film Festival by Rumpus Film editor Jeremy Hatch. When programming director Rachel Rosen took the stage at the Kabuki last Friday night to present…
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Some Animals Are More Equal than Others

  • Will Schofield
  • April 28, 2010
Illustrations by Lev Tokmakov for Fairy Tales about Animals, 1973:
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