Showing posts with label Stephanie Trotter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stephanie Trotter. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 6, 2012

support the original kittyBOOGER

Hey Friends and Fans,

You know Stephanie Lavon Trotter, kB2012's sound artist, AND also kittyBOOGER's co-creator, designer, and biggest fan -- well she was invited to attend an artist residency with E|MERGE at Earthdance in Plainfield, MA in February 2013, but she needs your help.

Buy a kittyBOOGER 2012 now until December 30th, and help send Stephanie Lavon Trotter to the Berkshires, where she can collaborate, create, and play with fellow artists. And as the year is winding down, you can get your kB2012 (or buy it for a friend who has eyes and likes to look) for only $8 (including shipping)!!!



Thank you all for helping the first, and original kittyBOOGER.

Happy reading!

- Tom

Friday, May 18, 2012

IT'S HERE!!!

Only 7 months in the making, kittyBOOGER twenty-twelve is finally here, can you believe it?
a good mail day
 
to kittyBOOGER, 37 lbs of kittyBOOGERs

a hint of spine

box-o-BOOGs

kittyBOOGER twenty-twelve


We are so proud to bring you a beautiful, fun, enthralling mag fill with our first BOOGERS ...

Nate Anspaugh,
Jeff Ausura,
Stephen Langlois,
Ted Powers,
Nick Trotter, and (me)
Stephanie Lavon Trotter


You can buy it, right now, HERE (on kB's blog) through paypal.

Wednesday, May 16, 2012

2012 contributor: Stephanie Lavon Trotter

Stephanie Lavon Trotter tells people she's an opera singer because that's her training, but the dead arias of old dead white men are the last thing leaving her lips these days. On a bear being ridden by a ghost, an e.p., and her contribution to kB2012, she builds open compositions from formal constraints, field recordings, and, more than anything, that finally wild and unleashed instrument--the voice--she's kept hidden under her head all these years. What's more, Stephanie did all the layout for the kittyBOOGER mag. She's the one who so lovingly numbered all the stickers. She's the best.

When she isn't recording sounds, she's reading and writing for her MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts at Goddard College, and baking gluten free confections.

 

-Tom