Saturday, October 31, 2009. Following the yellow brick road. Carl Fismer, a world-renowned treasure diver and shipwreck expert, donated a simple yet fascinating artifact to the Key West Shipwreck Treasures Museum. That artifact, from a wreck he discovered near Fort Jefferson in the Dry Tortugas, was a brick. Nonetheless had a story to tell.

What The Cool Kids Are Listening To. Most people grow up deeply embarassed about how uncool their parents are. In my case, it was actually my own.

We are delighted to present Curiosity Collective IN the windows. At the Age UK Furniture Shop. Formerly the Ipswich and Norwich Co-operative Society department store. We will be IN the windows between Monday 2nd and Saturday 7th March, come and meet us in the shop between 11am and 1pm on Saturday. This is our tenth show in Ipswich since we formed in 2005. The pieces on show include works developed as a part of Flashlight. We also present new works shown for the first time.

Filed under today we learn about. Tagged as future of music. My artist thought the information was anecdotal, thought these sites offered trivial gains. I really think that Sarah nailed it. Here we have a wealth of information in language that any band can understand. After the jump, her article in full.

Here at Curiosity Consignment, we wanted to be part of something above and beyond simply being in business.