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3rd Wednesday Spring Issue Launch Party
3rd Wednesday Spring Issue Launch Party
Our first ever virtual launch for an issue of third Wednesday took place on March 17, 2021. 25 poet contributors read poems. The recored Zoom proceedings can be viewed by following the link embedded in the cover photo. Copy this access code so that you can paste it when you arrive at the zoom site: Sv4xt#=M
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> > > > > > > P A T T E R N < < < < < < < the latest issue of WOMANZINE IS HERE. GO SEE IT.
This is our biggest issue ever, and we're thrilled to share it with you. In Pattern, we've got:
original music by Tiffanie Lanmon (of Mirror Travel)
videos by Maia Stern, Anna Schneider, and Maija Ekey
images and gifs by Yesica Balderrama, Talia Shulze, and Carly Correa
an analysis of polka dots in pop culture by Nona Willis Aronowitz
a vine/collage and odes to Solange by Emily Stephenson and Kerensa Cadenas
a vine/kaleidoscope and essay on William Morris by Elyse Moody
illustrations by Mary Finer, Rebecca French, and Alice Alva
a look at the patriarchy through an interview with Lydia DePillis by Brooke Hatfield
a look at the hero's journey by Nia King
how to draw a plaid by Bridget Noone
and essays by Taryn Hubbard, Julia Landau, and Erin McKelle
We'll be posting the issue launch on Twitter and Facebook, too, and would love to see you there.
(Also, #patternweek was a success <-- thanks to everyone for jumping on the hashtag and sharing your patterns on the internet!)
The CAMP(ING) issue is here -- dash immediately over to http://toosexyandweird.com to check it out!
there's this happening on Saturday! We're launching at a major bookstore! woot, woot!! come, come!!
Launch Video from our Event at The Delfina Foundation. Video courtesy Numra Siddiqui. Thanks Numra!
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FRIDAY!
Vice Issue Launch - Brighton #VI Live: Fixers, Beaty Heart, Mozart Parties Full details below..... Back once again. Vice & their friends have thrown half a year's worth of free Friday nights out this year, showcasing live acts as diverse as Hyetal, Theme Park, Purity Ring & Boneyards alongside giveaways from American Apparel, free drinks & a genre-less selection of Brighton's best DJs. Live: Fixers Beaty Heart Mozart Parties DJ: Strong Look vs Thomas Bird SHOBMX Rupert Moredich Stephanie Bless FREE ENTRY every month. In association with Pussy Boutique. Photos of last month's Vice night here: http://www.vice.com/en_uk/read/Dos%20And%20Don'ts%20Book%20Launch%20Party%20-%20Brighton? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Brighton Green Door Store Friday 28th October 11pm - 4am #VICElaunch www.vice.com/issuelaunch www.facebook.com/vice @viceuk thegreendoorstore.co.uk facebook.com/greendoorstore @greendoorstore ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Fixers "You've got to see them live ... are a wondrous thing with more in common with the Brooklyn brigade. Think MGMT and Animal Collective, with a similarly fresh take on psychedelia. And think the Beach Boys when Brian Wilson was in bed with Van Dyke Parks" - Guardian Beaty Heart "They've been called "London's answer to Animal Collective". You could equally call them a heavier, "math"-ier Vampire Weekend, or a "lite" These New Puritans – not as a criticism but as a way of complimenting their dense yet somehow weightless concoctions." - Guardian Mozart Parties "While MP's first offering 'Black Clouds' was a sleepy and sad-eyed tale of bleakness, its follow up is an altogether more jaunty affair. The seductively trashy guitars and samba shuffle are sprightly and spiky, yet the Merok newbies still bring to mind 'Rent'-era Pet Shop Boys. No bad thing at all." - NME "Capable of moving hearts as well as hips. And, whichever direction at the crossroads they may choose to take next, the future sure looks bright." - thisisfakediy Strong Look vs Thomas Bird - The brains behind Sex Tape head to head with The Thomas Bird. SHOBMX - Scary. Could go either way. Rupert Moredich - Sunglasses, laptop & dignity intact. Stephanie Bless - Fresh.
