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Artist of the Week: Tres Dean
Ink Magazine (IM): So to start from the beginning here, what was it originally that got you interested in creative writing for comics? When did that sort of interest begin? Tres Dean (TD): Well, it’s kind of a tough thing to pinpoint, because telling stories in any format, and also superheroes and comics as a whole, have […]
Building the Bridge Between Post Hardcore and Indie Rap: the work of La Dispute and Astronautalis
Brandon Geib Guest Columnist This is probably only me but I have noticed some weird similarities as far as the direction Post Hardcore and Indie/Alternative Rap. Not as an overall theme but within specific facets of each genre. Now these are genres that appear pretty dissident Twinges need difficult elavil 75 mg it hours that […]
An Interview with Alex Wilhelm of Stay Sweet Records
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INK Speaks to Quirk Gallery
Esther Eom Guest Columnist Quirk Gallery, located on 311 W Broad Street, features exhibitions of innovative work by both established and emerging artists. The Quirk shop offers thoughtfully selected inventory of unique, practical and decorative items. I spoke to Adam Dorland, the shop manager and Mary Fleming, the gallery director about Quirk and what it […]
Breaking New Ground with Old Sounds
Brandon Geib Guest Columnist A Review of Posture & the Grizzly’s New Album Hello anybody, everybody and nobody, I’ve got good news for you. Just like every other week I found a new band to listen to, but here is the better news, they are good this time. Not to say I The a. You […]
Artist of the Week: Meredith Argenzio
Caroline Zemp Guest Columnist Ink Magazine (IM): So from the very beginning can you kind of tell me a little bit about your start, like where you began finding an interest an art, from then all the way to your applying to VCU? Meredith Argenzio (MA): Okay. Well I’ve been doing it and had a […]
Roseanne?
Morgan White Guest Columnist The first time I saw “Roseanne?” It was super refreshing and reminded me of that musical with all the cross dressers – that movie of course being The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Whether that’s true or not, I don’t really know. I’ve never actually seen the movie. I don’t know why […]
Dogtown Brings New Orleans to RVA
Aila S. Castane Guest Columnist As Richmond seems to be the mecca of all things art, the place to be this week to get your art fix is Dogtown Dance Theatre. Their annual Mardi Gras RVA! parade and celebration kicked off this past Saturday and will continue the festivities on “Fat Tuesday”, March 4. They […]
Film Review: ‘In a World’
Kiara Moore Guest Columnist In a world is a refreshing comedy that explores gender issues through an unexpected and unique perspective- the competitive male-dominated voice acting industry. Lake Bell starred, wrote, and directed this film that centers around an aspiring voice actress, Carol Soloman, who is the daughter of highly revered and talented voice actor, […]
A Stay Spooky Playlist
Brandon Geib Guest Columnist In honor of INK Magazine’s new print issue I have decided to blog into existence a companion piece. In the new issue there is a review of a spectacular festival put on at the Camel back in the fall. While an array of bands performed here I have only compiled the […]
Word On The Street
Stan Petrov What brought you to where you are now? “I moved with my family to the U.S. from Bulgaria ten years ago, my parents decided to come here in search of a better life and better opportunities.” What’s your biggest struggle right now? “Going to sleep and waking up on time. Though that is […]