Good for a chuckle
So true. So. True.
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Otzi rocked tattoos 5000 yrs ago
Otzi is who I have to thank for getting into tattooing. A 5000 year old art form used for art, for healing and for expression captivated me… And here I am 20 years later.
Plus, Radio Lab rocks.
Click on the photo to read the article.
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Vintage Building
Hey hey hey! Check out the swanky new doors and awning!
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Facebook – Check it out!
Hey hey hey! Check out the studio FaceBook page! Because really, how many things brighten a day more than seeing awesome tattoos rolling through your newsfeed?!
www.facebook.com/artwithapoint
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Be sure to check out the studio Facebook page for photos, info and special offers!
https://www.facebook.com/artwithapoint
Change of Venue: History of Hip 1.11.11
Change of Venue!
1.11.11 is now happening at the MN History Center
(check out the date… now that’s cool).
Yes. MN History Center. (No. Turf Club)
Yes. MN History Center… that’s where all the fun will be.
Seriously.
See you there.
Parking $5 – admission is free
Beer and wine will be available for purchase in the cafe
The museum exhibits are free Tuesday nights
Come early to look around!
History of Hip: A Brief History of Tattooing
History of Hip: A Brief History of Tattooing
1.11.11 beginning at 7:30 pm
The Turf Club, 1601 University Ave. West, St. Paul, MN
Never just the domain of sailors and outlaws, tattoos have a rich and storied history. From Pacific Islanders to American hipsters, body art has long been a popular form of self expression with many layers of meaning. Dr. John Troyer gives an overview of the history of body art with tattoo artist Awen Briem.
$6/$5 MHS members. Age 21+ only.
Tickets and more info at www.minnesotahistorycenter.org/hip
Hold the date! History of Hip, 1/11/11
Art With a Point joins the Minnesota History Center for “History of Hip“
“Never just the domain of sailors and outlaws, tattoos have a rich and storied history. From Pacific Islanders to American Hipsters, body art has long been a popular form of self expression with many layers of meaning. Dr. John Troyer gives an overview of the long history of body art with help from tattoo artist Awen Briem.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011 – 7:30 – 9:00 pm
The Turf Club 1601 University Avenue West
Saint Paul, MN 55104
Please note: You gotta be 21. It is the Turf Club.
MHS members: $5
non members: $6
Keepin’ in Touch
The studio is officially LinkedIn. And thanks to those of you who have made the request!
Find me there at http://www.linkedin.com/in/artwithapoint
www.facebook.com/artwithapoint
or
www.myspace.com/artwithapoint
or
www.twitter.com/artwithapoint
or hey… RIGHT HERE!
Thanks for stopping by! ~Awen
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