also featuring Free the Robots & Deru

After completely slaying the massive crowd at the Lightning Stage at LIB this past Sunday, The Glitch Mob is coming back to The Music Box in Hollywood this Friday night for an LIB afterparty. They’re also celebrating the release of their smash new album “Drink the Sea.”

Pick up the album now, then hear the new tunes and share LIB stories with your friends, this Friday at the Music Box in Hollywood.

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Scientists Are The New Rockstars is a playful and fun live multimedia stage show exploring the intersection between art and science with a strong focus on environmental solutions, evolved thinking, and energetic awareness.

Host Scott Beibin presents a diverse world of projects, ideas, concepts, and new discoveries from around the globe. Every unique show allows audiences to connect through participation in hands-on experiments, immersive storytelling, problem solving, and live guest appearances & webchats with scientist rockstars – and then invites them to apply the concepts to their own lives. (People can even pedal a bicycle to power the show!)

Inspiration for the show comes from visiting traditions of the past, uncovering the hidden histories of forgotten and suppressed technologies, and exploring projects created by citizen scientist ‘do-it-yourself’ers, tinkerers, makers, and other scientist rockstars like Nikola Tesla, Buckminster Fuller, Vandana Shiva, Paul Stamets, Mitchell Joachim, Natalie Jerimijenko, Dr. Ryan Wartena.

SATNR Shows are often webcast live, giving the opportunity to audience to participate by shooting video. (Some of the footage may also be used in episodes of the forthcoming Scientists Are The New Rockstars television show.)

About the host:

For a decade Scott Beibin traveled the world with the Lost Film Fest (lostfilmfest.org) and operates the Evil Twin Booking Agency (www.eviltwinbooking.org) with Liz Cole: representing people such as The Yes Men, Vandana Shiva, Ed Begley Jr. and many more.

• Remember to bring shade for your campsite so that you can relax in your tent during the day. Sunscreen would also be a pretty good idea too.

• At night it does get cold, so also remember to pack some extra layers of warm clothes and bedding for when it gets coldest, right before dawn. Cotton, silk, wool or other natural fibers work best to trap in heat!

• Make sure you print out the directions:
Map to Lake Irvine

• If you don’t already know, this is a Leave No Trace event, remember to bring trash bags and if you pack it in, pack it out. Here is a list of tips to help you deal with unnecessary waste: Tips for Managing Your Waste

• “Participate, don’t spectate!” What does that mean? We want you to become fully self expressed in this temporary autonomous zone we are creating ~ so please bring your highest expression of creativity, your most incredible art, and your beautiful imaginations!

• If you really can’t find a way to pick up a ticket at any of our many local vendors, we understand. However, you must bring cash to the gate if you intend to buy your ticket when you get here.

• One last thing: Get ready to have the best time ever!

Ashley Bowers is an oil painter, who recently graduated from California State University Long Beach in 2009 with a BFA in Drawing and Painting. Being a woman of multiple races, with many different interests, and an interesting life’s history, has inspired her to explore the identity of not only herself, but all women. In an effort to combine her passions for art and fashion, she incorporates the use of lace and other textiles into the work, and has even sewn these embellishments directly onto the canvas.

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Two Rabbits Studios, in short, is a graphic design and print studio. Run by two local artists, Bob Motown and Mike Thacker, they have been steadily pumping out posters, prints and art since late 2007. Two Rabbits Studios specializes in fine art printing, graphic design, and illustration. Their passion is to produce eye-popping visual treats that almost everyone can enjoy. Making a name for themselves in the concert poster world has been no problem for these two outgoing individuals. Utilizing their dynamic personalities and unique design methods, they have won the hearts and eyes of hundreds of people all across the country. Active participants in the growing craft fair scene, they do a fair amount of traveling. Including colllaborative prints with Adam Hawthorn and Tom McMahon.

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A collection of wood cut prints from NYC based studio including works from Martin Mazorra, Mike Houston, Bill McRight, Sean Star Wars and David Ellis. The Cannonball Print: A down-home dish that is tasty hot or cold. For low-fat version, substitute another printing press, because these things will put meat on your bones!

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“Yo! What Happened To Peace?” is a touring group show of pro-peace, anti-war and anti-occupation posters by an international roster of graphic artists, printmakers, and visual artists from all walks of life. The pressing goals of the show are 1) make a clear stand to end the ongoing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and 2) to inspire a broad audience to see and be the alternatives to militarism and violence. Including works from Werc, Afrika Bambatta with Kofie One, Adam Smith and Robert Pollard.

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Inspired by Fashion, Art Deco, Egyptian Art, and beautiful women, as well as by her travels through ancient cities of the world, Crystal Sylver’s work is an exploration of life — past, present, and future. Drawn to the mystique and power of icons throughout the ages, her emotional and erotic figure paintings are an expression of life, love, and beauty. Her current medium is oil, and metal leaf on wood and canvas.

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Veins in a leaf, lines of your skin, grains of wood, inside our cells, topography of land, concrete cracking, a nebula…whether micro or macro, all things in life tend to share the lines of a unifying random pattern.  Each form is a total unique expression, yet there is a universal order that connects everything on every level. The same is true for us, individual human expressions of this life experience we share. Ceci explores inherent relativity and connectivity of life in her work.  Her process involves continually engaging in systems of line work and then emerging from them organically responding to how images are growing. Such is life, a dance between control and chaos. And the result is the random patterns of life that we find in everything. Revealing these very lines, Ceci’s works take on a life of their own as the images literally grow and breathe.