See POCZP member Cristy C. Road on tour with Sister Spit: The Next Generation!
Go support Cristy C. Road (and say hi! - tell her POCZP sent ya! xo) as she continues her queer literary and artistic journey with Sister Spit: The Next Generation!
This year’s tour features Michelle Tea, Ali Liebegott, Dave End, Texta Queen, Daniel Levesque, and of course CCR!
As Cristy aptly put it:
Too many queer boners in one sentence? Its okay, the universe prefers it that way. Come out and listen to us read and perform from our latest projects, laugh a little, rage a little, gaze into your lovers eyes and cry a little……
Tour dates are listed below (CHECK THIS CALENDAR FOR MOST UP TO DATE LISTINGS & VENUES). More info can be found at the RADAR PRODUCTIONS Website.
San Francisco Public Library
Koret Auditorium
100 Larkin St. San Francisco, CA 94102
Rock, Paper, Scissors Collective
2278 Telegraph Ave., Oakland, California 94612
Pasadena City College/Creveling Lounge
1570 East Colorado Boulevard Pasadena, CA 91106
April 3, 2013 2PM Panel/ 7PM Show
UC Riverside
900 University Avenue Riverside, CA 92521
Richard Hugo House
1634 11th Avenue Seattle, WA 98122
The Intercultural Firehouse at IFCC
Portland, OR
University of Oregon
585 E. 13th Avenue Eugene, OR 97403-1279
The Voice Shop
1296 N Wishon, Fresno, California 93728
Otis College of Art and Design
9045 Lincoln Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90045
REDCAT Theater
631 West 2nd Street Los Angeles, CA 90012
MADHAUS Gallery
624 Pacific Ave., Long Beach, California 90802
New Museum
235 Bowery, New York, New York 10002
Pride Center
332 Hudson Avenue, Albany, New York 12210
Gladstone Hotel
214 Queen Street West, Toronto, Ontario
Ann Arbor
A Room of One’s Own Bookstore
315 W. Gorham St., Madison, Wisconsin 53703
Part of the CIMMFEST
The Hideout
Chicago, Illinois
Rachel’s Cafe
300 E Third St, Bloomington, Indiana 47402
“Growing up happens within each heartbeat. We can't bestow, let alone understand, our changes, although they trigger our every gesture. We learn a lesson from every mistake, every apology, every assumption at love, every new friend, every lost friend, every reconciliation, every death, every bout of belligerence, every bad decision, every kiss, every fuck, and every failed attempt at starting that stupid punk rock band. And while we abandoned the idealizing of adolescent outcast culture, a harmless identity was still, never meant to be. And it wasn't invincibility, but we were surviving outside of those conditions we had fought off for years. In the end, we remained poised while doing what we were never meant to do. And people often told me that teenagers were never meant to love themselves.”
—from “Indestructible” by Cristy C. RoadSuch originality on display in the Lima art scene.
It’s bad enough that such substandard art would be par for the course of the Lima art scene, but the fact that these are plagiarized? And that both are still childishly scrawled and completely awful? My head spins just looking at these all at once.
http://miraaeselococalato.blogspot.com/2008/04/les-recomiendolado-b-en-80mts2-el-lado.html
Original artwork by Cristy C. Road:
