transonofre installation; some nü workand a zine by Katja Zimmer! Transonofre explores the connection between a decommissioned southern California nuclear plant and the bureaucracy of navigating the contemporary transition process.

Zine proceeds go to the TGIJP (Transgender Gender-Variant & Intersex Justice Project). 

(@durian_electra)

Public Inquiry, an interactive installation, poses a question and encourages anonymous responses from the public. Collected responses will be featured in a future publication.

Elizabeth Juarez (Untitled Tile Project)

Juarez created tile-based works featuring a range of messages. Drawing on her father’s background as an immigrant who worked in construction and tiling on her home, she followed his practice by producing a contemporary interpretation of tile work. Each piece functions as a self-contained world. While the works are playful and visually appealing, they are intended to engage viewers on a deeper level and contribute to their sense of wellbeing.

Go buy a tile!

(@sweet___sacrifice) 

Paloma Mercier, ONLY YOU
Exploring the relationship between the inner and outer landscape. Inspired by personal grief & Paloma's hometown, she weaves the quotidian and the existential into a landscape of her own.

ALLWAYS Zine Release

Contributing artist to BAB & Friends Pop-Up NEWSSTAND at Other Places Art Fair South

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Contact We Have to Make, Neville Greene, visualizing connections through a digital space.

(@nehvul)

My Final Form, Xochi Zepeda, highlighting and showcasing the artist’s illustrations, comics and animation work. 

(@locally_h4ted)

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Stochastic FM, Matty Terrones 
Risograph inspired sound recordings, installation, and limited edition cassette. Felted listening station by Toni and expanded Stochastic 2.0 video installation by Brad Van Arsdale.

STOCHASTIC 
adjective 

involving chance or probability

Inspired by C. Spencer Yeh's "The RCA Mark II," I recorded the sounds of the risograph printer doing its thing at Burn All Books. Nick pressed some buttons, made some prints, and I hit record. The result is a deranged and randomized collage of sounds, with a title taken from a type of printing / frequency modulation called Stochastic. 

Is it art? Is it simply annoying? Is it even music? 

(@a_nice_leaf)

Recent Rubbings, Philip Brun Del Re 

(@slim_chili)

La Infinita, David Mondragon

(@tension_creative_space)