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Oct

Tunnel Vision

Cypress Village Tunnel Art Walk · Los Angeles · LURK · MAPJACKS · Nu Speed · Temporary Projects · VCR (Vintage Contemporary Reconstructed) · We Open Art Houses (WOAH) | Blog · Commentary

Tunnel Vision // 10.12.13, a set on Flickr. As part of the Cypress Village Tunnel Art Walk, VCR and WOAH teamed up with Antigua Coffee House to present TUNNEL VISION, a one-night audiovisual event set within and inspired by the underground. Set-up along the overground periphery and below within a former pedestrian passageway in Cypress Park, TUNNEL VISION aimed to […]

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09

Oct

As Above, So Below

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Oh yes, it’s time for tunneled vision! As the next installment of the Cypress Village Tunnel Art Walk, VCR and WOAH present Tunnel Vision. Join us Saturday, October 12th from 6PM-11PM as a diverse collaborative of artists transforms an underground tunnel into a realm of sonic soundscapes and sensorial environments. Down below, Josh Garza (drummer of Secret Machines & EFG) […]

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02

Oct

Understanding The Fundamentals About Bitcoin Casinos

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