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The Oral History of the Monkey Power Trio… “1996: The Sound of No Hands Clapping”

By Mark | February 12, 2020

For the past several years, I’ve been posting my detailed notes here about the annual meetings of my incredibly magical one-day-a-year band, the Monkey Power Trio. I’m not sure why I started to do this, but it’s become yet another thing for me to obsess about. I invariably find myself sitting alone in an airport […]

Posted in Art and Culture, Mark's Life, Monkey Power Trio | Also tagged 1996, A Bird in an Egg, Anne Shapiro, Atlanta, auditory archeology, Ben Is Dead, black teeth, Butt Science, City Pages, Creative Tattoo, Crimewave USA, Dan Richardson, Darby Romeo, David Simon, dental alginate, drunkenness, Ennio Morricone, Evil Is Bad, Fun City Tattoo, Good Will Win, Grey Grey Go Away, harmonica, I'll Win Your Heart, Jaycox Coal, Jen Larson, Jim Henson, Kill Zinesters, latex, Lower East Side, Matt Krizowsky, Mike Bell, Monkey Power Trio, Nancy Whiskey, National Wholesaler’s, New York, oral history, Pearl Paints, plaster cast, practical jokes, prank calls, probationary period, Ricki Lake Show, Rudy’s, Scott Baio, sculpture, Sergio Leone, severed hand, Snappy Urethra, spaghetti westerns, St. Mark’s Place, strippers, studio space, stuffed animals, Suzanne Fauser, Tasty Fish, tattoos, The Late Bloomers, The Sound of No Hands Clapping, Tommy Boy, Too True, Village Voice, We Are Smart, Wire | 3 Comments

Inside Landline: Juliet Hinely, The Listen Inn [audio production]

By Mark | January 13, 2019

Since we first launched Landline Creative Labs, I’ve been wanting to start a series of interviews with our tenants, asking what they’re up to, and, through them, trying to get a better sense as to the direction in which Ypsi’s creative energy may be flowing. Here, in our first installment, I talk with Juliet Hinely, […]

Posted in 209 Pearl, Landline Creative Labs, Local Business, Locally Owned Business, Media | Also tagged 22 North, Alison MacAdam, artist residency, artists, audio production, Believed, Brett Kavanaugh, Charlottesville, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Christine Blasey Ford, Civil War, Confederate flag, Confederate statue, Cultivate, dog treats, Donald Trump, First Fridays, Florida, Fountain of Youth, Gettysburg, Governor’s School for the Visual and Performing Arts, Grove Studios, gymnastics, Jennifer Guerra, Juliet Hinely, Kate Wells, Kayj Michelle, knitting, Larry Nassar, Lexington, Lindsey Smith, Lyme Disease, Michigan Radio, Narooz, NPR, Orson Welles, Paulette Parker, podcasting, podcasts, Rachel Denhollander, racism, Radio Campfire, Riverside Arts Center, Robert E. Lee, Rosemarie Aquilina, San Francisco, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Sarah Huelett, Selo Shevel, Senate Judiciary Committee, sexual abuse, St. Augustine, Stamps School of Art and Design, Stephanie Rowden, Stonewall Jackson, The Flaggers, The Listen Inn, The Red Hen, Unite the Right, University of Michigan, USAG, Virginia, Willis Sound, Ypsi immigration interview, Ziggy’s, Zoe Clark | 13 Comments

Promoting the Shadow Art Fair in Riverside Park at Midnight among armed strangers

By Mark | July 17, 2012

There wasn’t a post last night because I was out late, having my photo taken, along with the other members of the Michigan Design Militia, for an article about the upcoming Shadow Art Fair, which is supposed to appear tomorrow in Concentrate. The only time we could all get together was last night, at about […]

Posted in Mark's Life, Media, Shadow Art Fair, Ypsilanti | Also tagged 1966, blow job, Bodies and Beats, Chris Sandon, Concentrate, Doug Coombe, Drunken Barn Dance, Exquisite Motion Corpse, George Clinton, green screen, Hot Boss, Hott Boss, Ian Fulcher, Kickstarter, Machete, Melissa Dettloff, Michigan Design Militia, Mike Perini, Minus9, oral sex, Riverside Park, Saturday Looks Good To Me, selling out, Shadow Brew, The Beatles, tridge, Vinnie Massimino, WCBN, Yesterday and Today, Ypsi after dark | 15 Comments

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The Oral History of the Monkey Power Trio… “1996: The Sound of No Hands Clapping”

Inside Landline: Juliet Hinely, The Listen Inn [audio production]

Promoting the Shadow Art Fair in Riverside Park at Midnight among armed strangers

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