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4th Annual Hustlenomics Event
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"Raised in the hustle, enlightened by the struggle" ~MIKE DREAM RIP
By; Shaun Turner
Pieces By: Ana Bravo
Figments are one of a kind hand made characters. Each character is made from fabrics that attracted me in the color, weave, and design. Their personalities take shape as each character is sewn and put together. Their clothes give them their attitude, which allows them to express their moods and emotions to us differently.
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"Raised in the hustle, enlightened by the struggle" ~MIKE DREAM RIP
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Hustlenomics Collective provides annual events for artists in the areas of photography, visual art, design, and print media . The collective represents talented up and coming Artists from the Bay Area, California to all boroughs of New York City. Each year the collective organizes an exhibition for the artists to showcase their Art work in an environment that honors honestly, culture, and struggle. The Hustlenomics event annually pulls between 500-600 people of all ages and has been successful in providing Artists who normally don’t have that outlet, a space to shine and feel empowered.
Hustlenomics Artists:
Miguel Angel Perez aka Bounce
Bor ish
JuanDoe
Anibal Padrino
Romeo Rex
Ana Bravo
Jasmine Ortiz
Courtney L. Walker
Ciriaco Sayoc
Carmen Balentine
Jasky RajuJunichi Nakane
Ron.J.Nub
James (aka gaNyan) Garcia
The Black Krayon
Amilcar Alfaro-Martell
Raphael Tanghal
John Decola
Erin Yoshioka
Roach Master
Jose Mertz
Shane Nash
Tony Peralta
CeCe Carpio
Crystal Clarity
hERMANO
Hustlenomics Artists:
Miguel Angel Perez aka Bounce
Bor ish
JuanDoe
Anibal Padrino
Romeo Rex
Ana Bravo
Jasmine Ortiz
Courtney L. Walker
Ciriaco Sayoc
Carmen Balentine
Jasky RajuJunichi Nakane
Ron.J.Nub
James (aka gaNyan) Garcia
The Black Krayon
Amilcar Alfaro-Martell
Raphael Tanghal
John Decola
Erin Yoshioka
Roach Master
Jose Mertz
Shane Nash
Tony Peralta
CeCe Carpio
Crystal Clarity
hERMANO
By; Shaun Turner
Pieces By: Ana Bravo
“Border conflict cow”, de Miguel Pérez, es una de las vacas que ya fueron dañadas. Foto:Abraham Pér
Hustlenomics Salutes: Miguel Perez
Bounce aka Miguel Angel Perez has been busy with many projects and collaborations these past couple years. From murals to exhibitions, photography, fashion to graphic designs, this Artist has a wide range in talents. Last year, he traveled to Mexico to not only sleep in beaches, drink tequila all day and take pictures of the ladies, but he was also a part of a global arts event called Cowparade. CowParade is the world’s largest public art event. From Chicago and New York in 1999 and 2000 to Kansas City and Houston in 2001 and London in 2002, CowParade continues to evolve, not just in size, but in creativity and quality of art. While the cow sculptures remain the same, each city’s artists are challenged by the art from past events, inspired by the cultural influences of their respective cities, and moved by their own interpretation of the cow as an art object. Most important, CowParade ultimately benefits charity. At the conclusion of each event, the cows are herded up and many are auctioned, with a substantial portion of the proceeds benefiting charity. While painting cows, Bounce travels back and fourth to different parts of the world with Trust Your Struggle Collective to collaborate on mural paintings in communities such as, Rincon Puerto Rico, California, Brooklyn New York, El Salvador, Mexico, Havana Cuba......
Figment dolls by Ciraco Sayoc
Figments are one of a kind hand made characters. Each character is made from fabrics that attracted me in the color, weave, and design. Their personalities take shape as each character is sewn and put together. Their clothes give them their attitude, which allows them to express their moods and emotions to us differently.
I AM....
Ana, Miguel & DonaDee
"The Photo Booth"
Artist Websites
Web Resources for Individaul Artists
The Foundation Center's Individual Grantseekers page gathers all of the Foundation Center's information, tools, and resources for individual grantseekers in one place.
New York Foundation for the Arts, a nonprofit arts service organization, provides grants and services to individual artists and arts-related organizations in all artistic disciplines in the United States. Includes information on fellowship opportunities in writing and the visual arts, and on fiscal sponsorship. NYFA also provides access to NYFA Source, an extensive national database of awards, services, and publications for artists of all disciplines. Artists, arts organizations, and the general public can access information on over 3,400 arts organizations, 2,800 award programs, 3,100 service programs, and 900 publications for individual artists nationwide, with more programs added every day.
NYFA Current a weekly digest of news in the arts, which often contains information on grants and funding and is also available via an electronic mailing list.
Art Deadlines List a monthly Internet publication, edited and published by Richard Gardner (artist/computer expert), that includes funding, job, residency and internship opportunities in all areas of the arts.
National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) provides information on fellowships for artists.
The Zuzu's Petals Literary Resource is a literary site with links to a variety of grants organizations and art councils.
-->Arts Over America, a page hosted by the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies (NASAA), includes links to state art agencies, many of which offer funding opportunities.
The Foundation Center's Reference Guides for Individuals.
The National Arts and Disability Center has a listing of funding sources for individual artists and arts organizations of all disciplines.
Art-Support was originally created for fine art photographers, but has evolved to provide information that is valuable for every artist trying to make it in the field of visual art.
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