GET ON THE ANTLERED LIST.

yo. back in the day when i worked ata record label and i was a super party girl i used to send out a curated events listing every week or so, remember that? i'm not announcing a return to those days, but i am announcing the start of the antlers list. email me if you want fairly rare (not making any promises about frequency but i will totally not spam you) email update on upcoming events in antlerland. email antlered@gmail.com to be added. i'll invite you to the stuff i go to, that you see pics from here. suggested email titles: "i wanna party," "subscribe," "down to live the antlered life," "add," "antlers blah," "when i say dance you best dance motherfucker," "i make a better antlered girl than antlers." [update: troublebrass has just sent me a fantamatastical titled email: iwannapartydowntolivetheantleredlifeaddantlers blahimakeabetterantleredgirlthanantlers. top that. dare ya.]

COME TO THE FILM FRIDAY & SATURDAY AT PIONEER THEATER!

[via thetangential]

July 1st & 2nd 7 PM at The Pioneer Theater 55 East 3rd Street (between Avenues A and B) For tickets, go to July 1 July 2 click here for more at thetangential more info at speakoutfilms.com.

TONIGHT AT DEITCH BROOKLYN

So tonight in the Brooklyn Deitch Projects space is a release party for their 2005 shows book. I was leafing through it and as a dear friend pointed out it's totally a hipster year book. The best thing about a hipster year book is you might be in it! Anyway, since I've been helping out with Swoon's upcoming show I've spent gazillions of hours in the building that this party will be in tonight and man, I'll never look at it the same way ever again. Speaking of all that, the show opens July 7 at 6pm at 76 Grand st. Come celebrate the raddest, most beautiful show ever by an exceptionally incredible artist. Until then, stop walking by the windows and heckling me while I'm sewing there at night.

Live Through This: New York in the Year 2005

RELEASE PARTY with LIVE BANDS!!!! Deitch Projects is pleased to announce the publication of Live Through This: New York in the Year 2005, a huge anthology edited by Jeffrey Deitch and Kathy Grayson showcasing the most exciting and fresh art being made right now in and around New York.

Live Through This brings together over thirty of the most innovative and influential art, music, and fashion people who are changing artmaking now. New art practice is now intimately tied to the lived experience of the artists themselves, and this book-- through more than three hundred color reproductions of artists, artworks, events, zines, concerts, openings and parties-- illustrates and examines the nature of this relationship.

June 30th, 9pm-midnight @ Deitch: 110 North 1st Street, Brooklyn

okay so lemme tell ya some roundup stuff.

1) come to the memorial rides tonight and my screenings this weekend. (july 1 & july 2) 2) seenster is starting a new blog! i can't wait. going to sit here and twiddle thumbs until it drops. thanks seenster for being so nice and good. everyone go look at his very very good site. seenster.com 3) I got a tetanus shot today. Nothing's broken in my hand from the spill but now I have to go to physical therapy. Meh.

on the wburg bridge this morning. i was really hoping someone would fuck this billboard up. first it was neckface begins and then they put the same one back up and rambo covered it and then this horrible navy shit. not that "make fuck not war" and "love, love" are neccessarily the most effective slogans but hey, at least they did something. up today on wooster.

seen this morning on the wburg bridge.

my leg. improving some.

my knuckles are getting better though the wound is still all deep.

this artist is doing stuff all outside this gallery. when callie and i walked by i snapped this pic and he was like "you owe me ten dollars" then i kind of giggled and was like who are you? and he says "I'm THE ARTIST" and i'm all, okay. and i'm thinking--it's probably not the best way to make public art--by charging people to take photos of it when they walk by, jackass. his stuff is pretty clunky and ugly anyway. moral of the story is, whoever this artist is, he sucks.

giant stay high

my hand x-rays from my wreck last week. i'm fine. i have to get physical therapy for my scarring and stuff but it's not broken.

some neato stuff in soho

i thought my bike was the party bike.

TEGAN AND SARA COVER DOWNLOADS.

TIMES ARTICLE ON CYCLISTS KILLED RECENTLY AND THE MEMORIALS.

Here's a bit of what it said:

The stenciled images are not the only new memorials for bicyclists. Last week, a collective of artists called Visual Resistance began using bicycles that have been spray-painted white, called "ghost bikes," to designate spots where bicyclists have died. The first was on Fifth Avenue near Warren Street in Park Slope, where a 28-year-old lawyer, Elizabeth Padilla, died after being struck by a truck on June 9, said Kevin Caplicki, 26, of Fort Greene. Mr. Caplicki is a member of the collective and said he happened by Fifth Avenue moments after Ms. Padilla died. The experience motivated him and others to introduce to New York this type of memorial, which has appeared on the streets of St. Louis and Pittsburgh.

"I feel an affinity with any cyclist who has fallen," Mr. Caplicki said. "I hope that people can make a connection when they see a riderless bicycle and think about a life that's gone." [update: visual resistance said: you can also check out link for some fotos or our main site!]

WEEKEND OF BRAWLIN AND CRYIN AND TANGLIN WITH THE COPS. EVERYBODY GETTIN FUCKED UP AND SLOPPY.

meet the coolest man alive. imagine being this cool. right, i tried too. not gonna happen. hands down radder than everyone else. (click to enlarge any pic) so this weekend was fantamastic. friday's critical mass was amazing, going through manhattan up to the west side on 10th ave, through central park, over to the 59th st bridge, into queens then into wburg. friday night was the freakin plan-it x fest. defiance, ohio was incredible. made me feel like i was 15. singing along to every word and being so wide eyed and happy after getting fucked with by the cops outside. saturday was the legendary chunk 666 v. black label & all city riders bike brawl with pics galore below. it was an all-day affair with bads and afterparty at the hook. made a detour up to troublebrass's greenpoint housewarming party and then back down. must've ridden a zillion miles that day. sunday was the freed simon block party. it was nice. ah the summer. every weekend full of wonder. and, i've just been alerted that i'm written about in this article on the film I'm in called "Speak Out: I Had an Abortion" which screens this weekend (July 1, July 2) at Pioneer in Manhattan. Please come.

sunday block party. david cross and david lachappelle were there apparently, but this was way more interesting.

bikes outside of the afterparty at the hook. my camera died during jousting.

head on.

don't let the pink suit fool you. he'll knock you on your ass in a second.

tatiana of the wolves jousting

just after everyone fell down and they plunged into the crowd.

an explosive day.

goin in for the kill. look at his eyes.

this rocket-launcher thing was fucking crazy.

jousting to the death

jousters falling off.

jeff shark.

rearin' up for chicken fights.

i can't get enough of freaking spidey.

brandie and greg dueling in foot down.

brandie on this crazy ass tall bike.

spidey of the tall bikes.

right before foot down. note aaron in the bumper bike.

shit kickin' bunny.

right before he started bike surfing.

spidey in the bike dance

brandie in the bike dance pedaling upside down.

goddamn this a hot ramp.

brandie in the bike toss.

pink suit made of heaven.

this guy was amazing, i mean really amazing. he was riding raw as hell with incredible style. i have no idea who he is. someone fill me in? update, from danny CHUNK, this is : Tony "Cut-Throat" from Virginia. Those kids ruled, in that raw sort of way.

this bike had like 9 forks welded together on it

bumper bike.

teeny bike at the bike brawl.

my fave blog reader hiding behind her helmet outside the plan-it x fest show with defiance, ohio, madeline and other rad bands that i almost got arrested for no reason outside of.

jessie--blog reader & crit masser extraordinaire.

will here getting ready for critical mass.

this was the memorial for andrew morgan.

this truck tried its best, i promise.

this was my wound friday, in case you wanted an update. today i'm going to the doctor because i might have a broken finger.

weekend started painting with my favorite muffin girlface.

A WEEKEND OF TANGLING WITH THE COPS.

antlers getting harassed by cops outside of the plan-it x fest friday night after critical mass. they pulled sucka and i out of the crowd for taking pictures, took our id's and made me get lost. then i came back later and got to see defiance, ohio. thanks to untitled name for snapping this shot at great risk to himself and his camera.

SIMULTANEOUS MEMORIAL FOR FOUR SLAIN CYCLISTS WED.

Simultaneous Memorial for Cyclist Deaths Wed, June 29th at 7pm 4 Cyclists Killed by Trucks & SUV within the last two months Four different locations Andrew Morgan, 25, Houston & Elizabeth, Manhattan Elizabeth Padilla, 28, 5th Avenue and Prospect Pl, Brooklyn Brandie Bailey, 21, Houston & Avenue A, Manhattan Jerome Allen, 59, Hylan Boulevard, Staten Island Bring candles and flowers Simultaneous Moment of Silence at 7:20pm 4 Cyclists have been killed by trucks & SUVs in the past 2 months. This Wednesday will be a week from when Andrew Morgan was killed on Elizabeth and Houston. 7pm Wed night Time's Up! and the community will be having a simultaneous memorial on the site of all four deaths that will establish the link between their deaths and the need for safer streets for cyclists. We also will be bringing to light the fact that no driver has been charged in any of these cases and we want safer infrastructure now. During the course of the last year the city has not just arrested cyclists, they have also created a climate on the streets that is more conducive to a lackof respect for cyclists. The city has also spent millions of dollars trying to confuse our clear message of needing more safety and infrastructure for cyclists. TIME'S UP!! Get Outraged!! Stop the Killing, Demand Respect!! PLEASE FORWARD WIDELY

WEEKEND PLANS REDUX.

(photo from Jesse Cohen's email exhibition #6: Bike Month. Photo taken in Radom Poland, Year unknown.*) Welcome to Friday kids. Here are your weekend plans: FRIDAY 1) Vigil for Andrew Morgan on Elizabeth and Houston at 6pm. 2) Memorial Critical Mass ride. Different entry points. Friday, June 24, 7 p.m. Union Square North, Washington Square Park, Tompkins Square Park, Madison Square Park (and several other locations, apparently) 3) Plan-it X Records Fest. Stay Gold Gallery Wburg. till midnight. deets. SATURDAY 1) Black Label Bicycle Club's A Hundred Wheels of Death: The Brooklyn Bike Brawl. Red Hook. Come get bloody. noon till late. free beer. deets. 2) Mermaid Parade. I'm skipping to go to the Bike Brawl. deets. SUNDAY BLOCK PARTY. CELEBRATE SIMON. HE'S OUT OF JAIL. deets. *apologies to Jesse Cohen for taking this pic from his exhibition series without crediting him. I moved in haste and with poor form. Sorry Jesse. This image was drawn from a collection of several thousand pre-war Eastern European photographs at the YIVO Institute, a Yiddish library and archives in New York where the curator [Jesse Cohen] works as a photo and film archivist. Email yishai (at) fastmail.fm if you'd like to get in touch with him.