Sentences with phrase «jammer who»

And amongst Jerry Jeff's followers are a gaggle of musicians / jammers who coincided exactly with my stay there.

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Lubbock has produced: Rock and roll, in the form of Buddy Holly; the Texas singer - songwriter tradition as personified by Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Joe Ely, and Butch Hancock, strange hacker / culture jammers of the 80s, the Cult of the Dead Cow, pioneering pornography industry member Michael Morrison, who broke ground by selling the Pamela Anderson / Tommy Lee sex tape online, and the Lubbock Lights, a major UFO / lights - in - the sky deal.
During the game jam we had around 30 jammers in total, who learned new skills, found interesting people and realized their game ideas.
During the game jam we had around 30 jammers in total, who learned new skills, found interesting people and realized their game...
These numbers are even more impressive knowing this: of participants who answered our survey, 60 % had never been to a game jam before and first - time game makers made up 36 % of the total number of game jammers!
London — Robert Rauschenberg, who died four years ago after a career as big - spirited and optimistic as any great postwar artist, is featured in the first exhibition in the UK of his Jammers series, which will go on show at Gagosian in London from 16 February — 28 March 2013.
The resemblance to flags of the fabric panels in both Tantric Geography and the Jammers series was probably not lost on Johns, who might have seen a winking reference in these works to his own iconic paintings of the American flag.
A natural response to the lies and coercions we are fed on a daily basis, the détournement has been the reactive impulse of all those who question reality, from the Punks who adopted it in the 1970s through Culture Jammers, Adbusters, contemporary street artists and the winding legacy of protest movements from WTO to Occupy.
The whole thing started in July as a stunt by Vancouver culture jammers Adbusters, the people who invented Buy Nothing Day.»
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