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Leon Rainbow E-Newsletter for Sep. 19


Here is the basic information on the jam, we are trying to get a list together of writers so if you can come please RSVP..The main walls (front and side) will be themed "Transformers" we are trying to have the hottest writers on these walls, the background will be primed black, ** If you are on this wall you can rock transformers if you want to, otherwise, myself, plan, kasso, and other local talent will pull it together for the next few weeks after the jam.

Logan Hicks on the walls in Brussels, BE


As part of the exhibit each artist (including me!) will produce an extremely limited shirt (only 12 will be for sale!) and an extremely limited print (only 30 for sale)

The exhibition will feature me, my friend and exceptional artist Ephameron, and Lucy Mclauchlan.

opening:
Sept 23rd 15:00-20:00
Mr Ego
29 Rue Des Pierres
Steenstraat 1000 BXI

For more info, check No New Enemies (http://www.nonewenemies.com/)

Leon Rainbow Monthly

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"Going Global, Breaking Boundaries"is available for travel in 2006-07. It will be exhibited at Da Vinci Art Alliance in October 2006, at

High Street Design in Millville, NJ, in November-December 2006, and at The Gallery at St.
Asaph's in Bala Cynwyd in January-February 2007.
Panel discussions with the artists and curator will be held on Sunday 29 October, 1-4 pm, funded by a grant from the Campbell Soup Foundation's Dollars for Doers Program.
Selma Eron, Allan Espiritu, Karey Maurice, Leon Rainbow, Li Qin Tan

Davinci Art Alliance

Stencil Art & Wear it

http://www.turtlehead.ie

After 9 long months, we are thrilled to present to you our new baby turtlehead. As you can all imagine the last few months have not been pleasant.
We have managed to work our way through 40 canvases, 7 tubes of red acryllic, 6 tins of black spray paint, 4 rolls of masking tape, 600 t-shirts, 900 labels, 1200 tags, 1 numbering device, 1 badge machine, 2000 badges, and many sleepless nights.