Goo Goo Guide – October

A month passes by so quickly. Between family and work, it’s difficult to find the time alone, to let my hand scribble feverishly across paper, but leaving that desire to take note of all that is happening unsatisfied. My cousin’s wedding prompted the largest family gathering since I was in elementary school. I didn’t realize…

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the goo goo guide

​The goo goo guide is a year long series released monthly written by Jennifer Chen-su Huang. The goo goo guide follows Jennifer during a year long artist residency in Taiwan through a Fulbright Fellowship. Join us as we follow Jennifer on her journey! The series is released through our Quarterly issues from Autumn 2017-2018, subscribe below for monthly reminders to read…

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How to Get Cheaper Truck Insurance Quotes?

Whether they are in charge of a single truck or a whole fleet, truck insurance is a major expenses for everyone involved. You can get truck insurance quotes at a lower price without sacrificing coverage quality, though. See blogs on different websites to know more about the kind of insurance you require for your particular…

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How to Increase Instagram Followers in 2024: Real Strategies Without Breaking the Rules

Social media presence is important than ever in today’s digital age. With a user base of over a billion people, Instagram offers a prime space for anyone from individuals trying to establish themselves to businesses looking to reach a new audience, and build credibility. But with the increasing number of competitors, the urge to obtain…

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Maasgracve

Mass Graves: The Silent Testimonies of History

Maasgracve are sites where multiple human remains are buried together, often as a result of conflict, natural disasters, or acts of atrocity. These burial sites are stark reminders of human suffering and tragedy. The Historical Context of Mass Graves Throughout history, mass graves have been uncovered, marking significant moments of violence or calamity. From ancient…

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Parinya Champ

Parinya Champ (b. 1984, Manhattan) is a Los Angeles based  visual artist and source-field researcher. I met him at a group show in downtown Los Angeles. What convinced me most to reach out to him was the reaction of the audience to his work, at the show. We weren’t all just in awe; we all felt…

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Evan Holm

Evan Holm is a kinetic installation artist who utilizes sound and music machinery to make sculptures which speak towards nature, tradition, music, poetry, time, and movement. His work has a poetic quality which is a must see through his beautifully documented videos on his website When and where were you when you first started incorporating…

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Jennifer Huang

Jennifer Huang just finished her first year at the Art Institute of Chicago. If you have been an avid Venison Magazine reader you might recognize Jennifer’s name. She has been involved with Venison since our founding through her previous involvement in the collective Weeknight Rodeo from which we originated. This feature comes in two parts, a…

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Joanne Leah

What is the backstory of the title “Acid Mass”? Does it refer to your whole body of work or your current series? It started when I was a rebellious teenager. I would take LSD, go to raves, and my mother would make me go to Catholic mass on Sunday morning while I was still hallucinating….

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