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Archive for April, 2007
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Open Field Artists to help celebrate 4/20 at Dauphines
The Open Field Artists are at it again, this time teaming up with Dauphines…
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The Open Field Artists on YouTube
I ran into one of the musicians last night, and he informed me that two from the group will be performing at Dauphines next week. Sweet.Meanwhile, you can find them on YouTube here and here.
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Review – The Open Field Artists present Monkey Riding Buddhas
When I first saw The OpenField Artists, I had not known what to expect when I walked into the warmth of The Strensrud to see some art, hear some music, and watch a performance. That’s…
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I’m Loving the new Flickr
Flickr’s done away with NIPSA. Hallelujah.
For those of you who do no know, NIPSA was a flag that Flickr gave to users who were uploading questionable content, including non-photographic content. It stood for Not In Public…
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OpenField Artists present: SURFACE UNDERGROUND this First Friday
These folks are the most exciting artistic thing happening in Missoula right now. They are amazing. If you are in town, and have the opportunity to attend SURFACE UNDERGROUND on Friday, make every effort.…
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How I Got Here
The arrows are cut from Google Maps and are: Cuyahoga Falls –> Akron –> Yellowstone national Park –> Gardiner –> Bozeman –> Missoula!
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