MARIOS DIK 
The MARIOS DIK is a collaboration between Karol Radziszewski and his DIK Fagazine mag with clothing designs by the MARIOS duo – Leszek Chmielewski and Marios Loizou. The collection’s prints feature Karol Radziszewski’s characteristic strong lines with fantastic centaurs, crystals and plant motifs.
Been researching queer zines, publications, virtual spaces, and activism today.
FONTE DES MELTDÈLES – POOR TRAITS II 2009 by Petra Cortright.
A snapshot from Printed Matter’s exhibition QUEER ZINES, presented at the Office for Contemporary Art, in Oslo, Norway from January 27, 2010.
Luzinterruptus have brought their light-based street art from Madrid to NYC; this is 800 books, each with a light attached, with the intention of replacing traffic with literature.
Read more: http://unurth.com/285550/Luzinterruptus-Literature-Versus-Traffic-N#ixzz0glPRCYSS
Japanter
Get READY! Japanther’s new album, Rock and Roll Ice Cream, comes out next week. Japanther has been one of my favorite freak out art party dance bands since I first saw them at 2am on a Thursday morning in an unheated Greenpoint, Brooklyn loft in the Fall of 2008. Coming from a DIY mindset, they employ a bass guitar, drums, telephones for mics, and actual tape loops for backup instruments. Their blend of pop punk stirred with a heavy dose of “fuck you we just want to have fun” instantly brings to mind all kinds of radical thoughts about not wanting to work, pay your bills, etc. Japanther’s live shows are remarkable in that their honesty physicalizes into some kind of massive freakout, releasing all tension, stress, and worries about the mundane world.
