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Some one-of-a-kind collages from my friend Kristy Mann from Panama City, FL.  In addition to her artwork, she is also a multi-instrumentalist in the local punk and noise scene, and books shows there as well.  Panama City is one of my favorite spots to play in the state of Florida. Home to Fork and Spoon - both a house venue (run by Scott Bazar) and a DIY label (run by Joel Switzerland aka "Joel nobody") - as well as Mosey's and A&M Theater. Scott and Joel often play together as the free improv duo Vantage Planets, as well as in the more structured but wild rock band known as Barkers of the Wrong Tree.  Anywho: I've acquired the first two collages from Kristy on cinco de mayo 2018 during Efficiency Fest at Fork and Spoon. The third one was from when I stopped by on my way to New Orleans Sound Art Fest in October 2016.
Enjoy!
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Hal McGee
5/29/2018 17:13:56
I LOVE these collages!
C. Goff III
5/30/2018 00:06:43
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