RUDEBOYS UNLIMITED: MASCOTS FROM DUB TO RAVE

The second zine out now for Klasse Wrecks 📗 🛒 AVAILABLE HERE 👈 🟢

This time covering the fuller history of dance music characters. Through dub, dancehall, hip-hop, house, techno, jungle, rave, everything in between and beyond. Sourced from records, cassettes, flyers, posters and other printed material

The City, a colossal sculpture by Michael Heizer on which the Land artist has labored for more than fifty years in the Nevada Desert, will welcome visitors September 2. Thought to be the world’s largest contemporary artwork, The City comprises a sprawling complex of structures and landmasses spread across a site more than a mile and a half long and a half mile wide. Its scope evoking postindustrial landscapes as well as Mesoamerican complexes, Native American burial mounds, or Egyptian ceremonial structures, the massive work is situated on the ancestral lands of the ​​Nuwu (Southern Paiute) and Newe (Western Shoshoni), roughly 160 miles north of Las Vegas, in the remote Basin and Range National Monument in central eastern Nevada.

Heizer began work on The City in 1970, spending years acquiring the parcels of land necessary to create it. Many of the materials used to make the structures composing the work were mined from the land itself.

The City will be open in 2022 from September 2 through November 1. Admission is free, with public accessibility limited during the first year of the work’s being open to the public. Advance registration is mandatory and is available on a first come, first served basis by emailing the Triple Aught Foundation.