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Such an incredible exhibition and book release for @crashingthroughthefrontdoor! So many thanks to @emrotayl and @impenetrable.american.teeth for bringing us along — and for writing and photographing and documenting with such care and precision and beauty. And happy second birthday to @lowpone, whose queer dance party is a vision/manifestation of radical inclusion, avant garde drag, and transformative community.
We had the privilege of designing this book for Taylor Rose and Casey No’s incredible project, Crashing Through The Front Door. The book collects essays, oral histories, and photographs, examining queer life in Indianapolis through the lens of Low Pone, a monthly dance party. Working with Taylor and Casey was such an immense joy — their brilliance, compassion, and community-oriented vision are astounding. // The book will be released as part of a larger exhibition of their work: February 1st at Big Car’s Tube Factory. 🌹💕🎈
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Wellness Ashtrays for 2019
2018 was our first year as a full-time design and publishing studio, and it exceeded our wildest dreams. (It was, at times, exhausting and tedious and financially fraught.) But, far more often than not, it was immensely rewarding and inspiring! A year of chances and triumphs made possible by longtime and newfound friends and collaborators, surrounded by a community of brilliant artists, designers, writers, thinkers, and organizers. We’re endlessly grateful. We’re still dazed by how fortunate we are to be able to do what we love, and we can’t wait for 2019!
Final edits on Taylor Rose and Casey No’s Crashing Through the Front Door book! Essays, oral histories, photos — this book is a documentation and celebration of Low Pone, a queer dance party and community in Indianapolis. The book release will coincide with an exhibition opening, Feb 1st at the Tube Factory.
Huckleberry was the wisest and gentlest, the most joyful and loving creature I’ve known. He saved my life, was with me since the first week I got sober, was with Janneane and me for almost twelve years, was one of my dearest friends, and taught Katie everything she knows (his favorite songs were by Rihanna, Madonna, and… The Doors, so…). He will be missed and remembered and loved. —Benjamin // Huckleberry was the best pup in the whole wide world. Always at our side, eager to help, to say hi, ready with a kind nuzzle or a good joke, the best entertainer, and hopeful for a treat. He was our best friend - there to celebrate, there to comfort, there as we married, as we opened (and closed) our shop, and there to raise Katie to be a fellow exceptional pup. We’re slowly making room for joy as we remember his goofy smile, enormously kind heart, and gregarious tail. We love you forever Huckleberry. —Janneane
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