Just looking around

Mar 2003

pownal / portland, maine

Booklyn, Independent Publishing Resource Center, P.O.V., Brooklyn Museum

http://profiles.friendster.com/28043

Waynflete, Eugene Lang College

New School University, Attended 2001 - 2005, Class of 2005, Bachelor's Degree, Cultural Studies, Race Ethnicity and Postcolonial Studies

Museum Educator

Albina & Dekum, riffrag.org, Perils

zines, clarinets, guitars, bookbinding, letterpress printing, libraries, books, critical theory, clear plastic packing tape, bikes, R train and B63 bus, museum wandering, stripes and dots, (radical) education, speaking french, praxis, action for political justice!

books by bell hooks, Sandra Cisneros, Julia Alvarez, Audre Lorde, Stuart Hall, Arundhati Roy, Robin D.G. Kelley, Mab Segrest, Dorothy Allison, Paulo Freire, Anais Nin, Roland Barthes

Quardophenia, Harold and Maude, Bottlerocket, Rushmore, Times Square, The Legend of Billie Jean, Born In Flames, Breathless, In the Mood for Love

New Order, Joy Division, Mary Timony, Helium, The Clash, Sleater-Kinney, John Coltrane, Charles Mingus, Erase Errata, The Spinnanes, ESG, Patsy Cline, Nick Drake, Galaxie 500, The Smiths, The Au Pairs, Girls At Our Best, Gang of Four, Ladytron, My Favorite, My Bloody Valentine, new wave, post-punk, old country, jazz

i hate tv, the only show I watched regularly was Freaks and Geeks and I love shows on PBS too. I prefer radio- WBAI, NPR, BBC Worldservice and Radio France International

Gemini

I like postcolonial theory, making crafts, zines and
vegan food, riding bikes, playing music, reading and
cranky conversations over coffee. I am too serious for
my own good, but not so much that I don't know how to
laugh at myself.
here is a queer, feminist art journal that I co-edit:
www (dot) riffrag (dot) org
more personal drivel and photos here:
killerfemme(dot)blogspot(dot)com

People who read and think too much, who would rather
stay in and cook on a weekend evening, those who
share a fascination with bikes and public
transportation, aspiring radical educators, people who spend a lot of time asking, "what do you see that makes you say that?", queers who feel distanced from hip queer scenes (but fascinated at the same time), punk rock expatriots, those who have spent time listening
to copious amounts of the Smiths and New Order, and straightedgers who would never, ever get a straightedge tatoo. And Morrissey, Bernard Sumner, Stephen Morris, Peter Hook and Gillian Glibert.