#6 - Random Molecules

1 RANDOM MOLECULES EXHIBITION @ Kick Gallery

>Undergrowth Magazine & Kick Gallery present:

From the quantum to the cosmic, chaos theory to chaos magik, political powerplays to psychedelic activism, free radicals and spiritual anarchism; beware a premature definition of reality.

#6 - Random Molecules | Freshly Sprouted

2 Fucking Televisions

"Fucking Televisions", 1998

I drew this picture when I first heard about the Adbusters campaign "Turn Off the TV".Originally published in my first zine Verb #0 in 1999.

#6 - Random Molecules | #6 / Random Molecules/ Gallery | Freshly Sprouted | illustration

3 REWILDING > by Kevin Arnold

REWILDING

“The wilderness that has come to us from the eternity of the past we have the boldness to project into the eternity of the future.”
—Howard Zahniser,
author of the 1964 Wilderness Act.

When veteran environmental activist and founder of Earth First! Dave Foreman looks into the future, he sees a wild and green North America. A continent where grizzly bears, wolves and mountain lions roam free, where native plants and insects flourish.

4 Feedback Loop

Feedback Loop by Paul Kalemba

Also published as CD design for Melatonin album

#6 - Random Molecules | Freshly Sprouted | illustration | nature calls | spirit

5 RANDOM MOLECULES EXHIBITION photos

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On May 26th, Undergrowth Magazine #6 - Random Molecules - was launched at Kick Galllery, coinciding with an exhibition by contributing artists Gerhard Hillmann, Paul Kalemba, Antonia Green, Ben Mastwyk Tim Parish. Many books were sold, much red wine was drunk, tunes were spun by Tash at Terra Firma for the after party, visuals by Ben Mastwyk.

Many free radicals were inspired.

Molecules danced random till dawn.

It's taken us two weeks to recover and upload these photos...

Download a free digital version of the Random Molecules book go here .

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#6 - Random Molecules | Freshly Sprouted | Reviews

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10 The Anatomy Of Peace

Image Gallery | #6 - Random Molecules | #6 / Random Molecules/ Gallery | ACTiVIST Design Gallery | Freshly Sprouted


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#6 - Random Molecules 1 RANDOM MOLECULES EXHIBITION @ Kick Gallery >Undergrowth Magazine & Kick Gallery present: From the quantum to the cosmic, chaos theory to chaos magik, political powerplays to psychedelic activism, free radicals and spiritual anarchism; beware a premature definition of reality. #6 - Random Molecules \| Freshly Sprouted 2 Fucking Televisions "Fucking Televisions", 1998 I drew this picture when I first heard about the Adbusters campaign "Turn Off the TV".Originally published in my first zine Verb #0 in 1999. #6 - Random Molecules \| #6 / Random Molecules/ Gallery \| Freshly Sprouted \| illustration 3 REWILDING > by Kevin Arnold REWILDING “The wilderness that has come to us from the eternity of the past we have the boldness to project into the eternity of the future.” —Howard Zahniser, author of the 1964 Wilderness Act. When veteran environmental activist and founder of Earth First! Dave Foreman looks into the future, he sees a wild and green North America. A continent where grizzly bears, wolves and mountain lions roam free, where native plants and insects flourish. #6 - Random Molecules \| Environment \| Features \| Freshly Sprouted \| Journalism \| nature calls 4 Feedback Loop Feedback Loop by Paul Kalemba Also published as CD design for Melatonin album #6 - Random Molecules \| Freshly Sprouted \| illustration \| nature calls \| spirit 5 RANDOM MOLECULES EXHIBITION photos . On May 26th, Undergrowth Magazine #6 - Random Molecules - was launched at Kick Galllery, coinciding with an exhibition by contributing artists Gerhard Hillmann, Paul Kalemba, Antonia Green, Ben Mastwyk Tim Parish. Many books were sold, much red wine was drunk, tunes were spun by Tash at Terra Firma for the after party, visuals by Ben Mastwyk. Many free radicals were inspired. Molecules danced random till dawn. It's taken us two weeks to recover and upload these photos... Download a free digital version of the Random Molecules book go here . . #6 - Random Molecules \| Freshly Sprouted \| Reviews 6 Random Molecules exhibition 3 Free radicals in the Undergrowth photo: Ben Mastwyk #6 - Random Molecules \| #6 / Random Molecules/ Gallery 7 Random Molecules exhibition 2 Free radicals in the backroom. photo by Ben Mastwyk #6 - Random Molecules \| #6 / Random Molecules/ Gallery 8 Random Molecules exhibition Random Molecules exhibition and book launch on the 24th of May 2006. photo by Ben Mastwyk altered by Tim Parish #6 - Random Molecules \| #6 / Random Molecules/ Gallery \| painting 9 Issue #6 - RANDOM MOLECULES Undergrowth #6 - RANDOM MOLECULES From the quantum to the cosmic, chaos theory to chaos magick, political powerplays to psychedelic activism, free radicals and spiritual anarchism - beware a premature definition of reality. Feature Writers: Undergrowth Magazine \| #6 - Random Molecules \| Features \| Freshly Sprouted 10 The Anatomy Of Peace Image Gallery \| #6 - Random Molecules \| #6 / Random Molecules/ Gallery \| ACTiVIST Design Gallery \| Freshly Sprouted 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 next page last page

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