Local dancers, kindly text (646) 894-0866 stating your business or kindly call and leave a message stating your first, last name, and contact number and someone will get back to you as soon as possible. You can also email dance@grungecake.com. Subject line should read “Dance Auditions”. Thank you.
On Monday, June 28, 2010, GrungeCake Magazine debuted its artists for its new venture, GrungeCake Records. With our special guest performer, Dai Burger and special guest host, Peter Hadar, the Members Only party was hot, smooth, raw, and uncut. We encourage you to sign into your Yahoo account to see photos from the beginning, leading up to the show. We would like to take the time out to thank everyone who attended our Members Only party.
Love always changes shades of colour. Red, blue, green or maybe peachy keen are the most viable ones to me. Red is an exciting, sometimes dangerous one. Blue is the all to often sad one. Green is the sometimes jealous one. Peachy keen is the rare one. Too good to be true almost!
Members Only: A GrungeCake Party will take place on Monday, June 28, 2010 and Tuesday, June 29, 2010 (both events) begin at 6pm and end at 9pm. Entry fees are collected each day. Live music-performances, finger foods and drinks will be served. We encourage you to network and be a part of art history. This event will be filmed. If for any reason you do not want to appear in the video, you will be able to fill out our disclaimer at that time. Thank you.
Ning.com announced new pricing plans for its networking website. Instead of continuing our community-based forum [on the Ning platform], GrungeCake.com started its own at my.grungecake.com.
Headlined “Enough with the Leggings! Why Resin Makes Us Want to Wear Jeans Again“, Chelsea Zalopany writes about how the designers met, what makes them different in the cult pool of jean designers, how much their brand costs, the connection with Paper Denim & Clothing, the fit and last, but definitely not least, our love Ibrahim Ahmed III’s contribution to the jeans. See my interview with Mr. Ahmed by kindly clicking here. To read the article on Vogue.com, kindly click here
Long Island City, New York, April 5th, 2010 — New York based arts and entertainment publication, GrungeCake Magazine kicks off post-Easter with artist Jacob Ouillette. Following an intimate interview, J Ouillette and Yams will discuss pressing topics and current events with fellow artists and web loggers: contemporary artist and illustrator Ibrahim Ahmed III, product designer Chanel Kennebrew of Junkprints, recording artists Shinobi Ninja, recording artist Nassaka, music relations and web logger Kaos Blac, online writing trio Pussy Galoreee, and the GrungeCake family. Taping will be held at the Dean Project Gallery in Long Island City, New York at 10am. This is a private event.
This blog is dedicated to exploring visual and pop culture concepts, working out ideas bragging and re-contextualizing current events to expose absurdity. The blog was started by Chanel Kennebrew and Anuli holds down most of the day to day postings. When we aren’t brain fuggling, raising miniature elephants and making ourselves sound way cooler than we are, you can find us making really fun stuff for the Junkprints fans, consumers and munchkinlanders.
We are proud to announce the new GrungeCake Magazine music project with Recording Artist Boogie of Meridian, Mississippi. Introduced by one of our GrungeCake princesses, Ny Wesson, we have been enthralled with Boogie’s artistic expression, delivery, his musical decisions and presentation. We leave you without choice. Press play. Now.
With a southern background and a universal sound, Boogie has captivated the ears of listeners with his witty wordplay and progressive style. This Mississippi native strays away from the stereotypical modern day mediocre sound by staying true to himself and experimenting with different genres of all sorts. . “The black sheep could be washed repeatedly but never loose it’s color.”