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| In the Fall of 2004 I was asked by the Industrial Design department at University of the Arts in Philadelphia to speak. My presentation, culled from powerpoint, is available here for your viewing pleasure. –> View milkcrate lecture here. The presentation was a hit, and the students asked a slew of questions afterwards. |
Written by jfx on February 28th, 2008 with no comments.
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| This is way long overdue on this site. Don Kahler made this video that shows some of the process and thought behind my milkcrate stage from the SPACE1026 ICA show earlier this year. Watch the video, and big thanks to Don Kahler for letting me post it. Small version (5.5 Mbs) Hi-Res (15.5 MBs) |
Written by jfx on October 12th, 2007 with 1 comment.
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| Milkcrate Digest #8 is out now. You can buy it here, or on the Milkcrate Digest website. This issue goes back to the zine roots with a all black and white contents, cardstock cover with spray paint pop color, and more content. (32 pages) This issue didn’t even take 5 years to make like #7. Get up on it. |
Written by jfx on May 10th, 2006 with no comments.
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After almost 12 years, Milkcrate #2 has been re-issued. This is a remaster, not just a simple re-copy. The cover is the same, from the original print run. 2-Color copy toner on baby blue cardstock. These won’t last too long, so get them now. Milkcrate #8 has undergone some technical testing, and hits the copy machine next week.
Written by jfx on March 24th, 2006 with no comments.
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The AFBL season is winding down, work moves along.
Milkcrate Digest #8 should be done in a few short weeks, also getting back issues out. Look for Issue #2, and #1 coming soon after the new issue hits, maybe even before.
Big Kids/Little Kids is in the final stages. I have just a handful of people to finalize and then it’s done. That should be out late Spring or early Summer. The book will have about 50 artists, many of your Philly favorites as well as the Big Kids from all over who have shown in Philly. In geek news, my php knowledge grows, you can now send messages and join the jf or milkcrate mailing list, by usuing a flash/php form.
Written by jfx on March 13th, 2006 with no comments.
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The year has flipped and I actually just put up something new, check the art page for some flash meets math fun. More soon. Also, milkcratedigest.com has been revamped with a store of it’s own, a new blog type thing, and as always plans for more. Milkcrate #8 is in the works for a Spring release, it’s about 3/4 done.
Written by jfx on January 16th, 2006 with no comments.
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First off I’d like to thank Ready Made magazine for the Milkcrate Digest #7 love.
That comes to the second thing - Milkcrate Digest #7 is done and out. Go buy one at the jf online store.
Third - RELoad bags has moved and is kicking off the new spot in Northern Liberites (608 N 2nd Street, Phila., PA) with a show featuring over 25 of the good art peoples. The show opens Saturday, April 2nd, 6-9 PM. See you there.
Written by jfx on March 28th, 2005 with no comments.
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I’ve moved my web site to a new server. Hopefully no one has noticed the shift. That would mean all is good. With the move I’m trying to clean things up a bit. There are a few new updates on the milkcrate digest web site, with more to come. I’m trying to get some old content up on this site as well.
Written by jfx on December 29th, 2003 with no comments.
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