A few of my photos for Zoa Chimerum were featured in Haute Macabre!
Enjoy the review written by Charles Battersby at Player Affinity–and my photos of the lovely ladies of D20 Burlesque!
I adore a good watermelon whittle!

The ominous lighting in this shot makes me want to go watch “Rosemary’s Baby.” Rosemelon’s Baby? Seed of Chucky?
Yes, it’s Watermelon time! A whole list of novelty carvings!
Even more:
“Unnaturalize” by Sue-Yee Leung Opening Party!
Project Parlor presents new art this July for your visual pleasure:
“Unnaturalize”
Come Celebrate with us, gape at the heliographic curiosities! *Attending in an Exciting Costume is strongly encouraged.* Win a sticker prize or postcard from the artist for your valiant efforts!
Sue-Yee Leung is primarily photographic and habitually crafty. Her ideas about identity, cultures, gender, and sexuality inform her work, which in turn is imbued with a wicked sense of humor. In Instant Connections (2011), a Polaroid group show at the Panopticon Gallery, Boston, MA, her work was exhibited along with portraits by dead luminary Andy Warhol and her favorite not-so-dead photographers, Vik Muniz and James Casebere. Feeding exclusively on boundless gumption and sheer will, she is noted to call out a signature series of sharp bon mots when startled at drag and burlesque shows within the Continental United States. Sue-Yee is filled with odd facts and peculiar trivia and was once the only studio assistant who knew how to instantly tie a hangman’s noose for a shoot. Bring some rope, she’ll teach you how!
www.sueyeeleung.com
Thurs. July 5th, 2012
5 PM to 4 AM
DJ Pavel Pipovitch Provides Tunes All Night, turning the tables with the nicest tasting tinkety tonks.
8 PM
http://www.facebook.com/pages/DJ-Pavel-Pipovitch/142234441161
Delicious handmade sodas will be available at the bar for tender spirits who do not imbibe alcoholic beverages.
Drawing a fake mustache on your learner’s permit will NOT get you in,
This event is 21+.














