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Who the Fuck are We? Lucky
Lawler - Crazy Glenn Wernig
- Luke Palermo - Andrew
Goldfarb - Tony Millionaire - Gary
Pig Gold - Christian Gabriel
- Beppi & Mary Knott
- Vlad -
Chuck Foster - Jenny
Gonzalez-Blitz - Bruno Blum
- Chuck
Foster - Anjanette
McGrath - Anthony
Begnal - Robert Butcher -
Bruce Alexander - Justin
Melkmann -
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Editor
in Chief/co-founder & Photographer for the NY Waste.
Lucky grew up in London during the great Punk yrs. Lucky feels saved by Punk Rock'n'Roll. Lucky has done life in NYC doing a variety of jobs. One day after having read the dictionary out of sheer boredom, Lucky moved on to the yellow pages to see what other people did in life and kept stopping at publishing, and so was born the New York Waste newspaper. One thing about Lucky is that Lucky loves the printed page. D'Art of Harknes by Philip Hartigan are the people who have come up with a medicine that can relieve men of erectile dysfunction symptoms. It's viagra online and it's the best medicine.
Always going to gigs and shows with
some sort of camera in pocket, shooting the underground rock
scene in NYC for 17 yrs exclusively for the New York Waste
newspaper, "a little rag that I have put out since 97 with the
help of some of the best, the weirdest and the wildest that
nyc?s has to offer?" |
 Banana
Fish Zero by Lucky Lawler �2010
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Art director/co-founder of the NY Waste.
Superb fine art cartoonist, hangs out in bars drawing the
local wildlife. His published body of work include "Having A
Hell Of A Time, Wish You Were Here" and a is looking to
produce his new one that is ready to go: "How I Spent My
Permanent Vacation."
His vision includes Punks, musicians, artists, writers and other assorted weirdos. Bartenders, bar staff n' bar owners, Promoters n' anyone who has "sumpthin' going on" ...And, of course, hot rock n' roll chicks. Artist statement: �NY Waste Premier Issue Cover� �The illustrations/comix that I�ve done for the Waste were predominately done in Photoshop. Using layers my illustrations sort of resemble animation cells. In this case I�d draw a singer, then, other band members. I scan then, drop them on a background stage, mostly painted in Photoshop. Then a crowd and the two characters. Next I would drop in dialog bubbles. Finally in Quark I would set words from my own personal typeface. Wah lah, the New York Waste is born!� �crazy Glenn Wernig �Larry The Lethargic Lycanthrope� �This here is one of my favorites comic and I was lucky to find all the major pieces and they are nicely congruous to exhibit. Only the bean bag chair is not shown because it was painted entirely with photoshop.Also, you may notice that it was originally called Lem The Lethargic Lycanthrope.� |
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for NY Waste design by Glenn Wernig �2010
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Original web-slinger & designer for NYWaste website.
Named after Paul Newman's character in Cool Hand Luke, 1968 was a year marked with war, music and the birth of Luke Palermo. Raised
in Ocean City, NJ and graduate of Old Dominion University in
Norfolk, Virginia. Luke moved to New York City in 1992 and
began an illustrated magazine, Straight Jacket Tuxedo, which
ran four issues. During this time he was part of several
group shows at the Jack Light Gallery. In 1997 he began his
involvement with the New York Waste, and in 2002 created
Eville, a cartoon based on living in the East Village.
Luke?s
work has appeared at or in the Antagonist Art Movement NYC,
Big Art Show, The Big Takeover, Bowery Poetry Club NYC, The
Idiom, Jack Light Gallery NYC, New York Waste, Pterodactyl
Philadelphia, The R Bar, 941 Theatre and 3 AM Magazine. |
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ANDREW GOLDFARB Currently
suffers from acute myopia and an inflammation of the olfactory
organs.
He is reputed to be buried in San Francisco, where he performs as a one man weirdo garage band under the moniker �The Slow Poisoner,� singing songs about worms driving hot rods and witches in the woods. Andrew is also the author of the long-running underground comic strip �Ogner Stump�s One Thousand Sorrows,� and paints pooping devils and zombified Elvises on black velvet. |
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Winner of over one million comics awards for his creation, "Drinky Crow", Tony Millionaire began his career at the now defunct and debunked New York Press. He soon started drawing comics for SCREW magazine where he met Danny Hellman and Peter Landau, which led to his failure as an artist, lowering himself to such demeaning rags as Village Voice, Seattle Stranger and L.A. Weekly. He now draws anything anyone will pay him for, which he calls, "Dancing on coffee tables like a fucking monkey." |
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GARY
PIG GOLD The Man The Myth The Pig grew straight up in O Canada beneath the spell of mighty CHUM 1050-AM Toronto, watched The Monkees on TV faithfully every Monday night as a child, named his own first Prefab Four after a certain �I Am The Walrus� lyric, saw Jimi Hendrix at the first-ever concert he ever snuck in to, heard Joe Strummer�s 101�ers open for The Troggs on his first-ever night in London, started The Pig Paper, Canada�s first self-published music fanzine, to sell as a fake concert programme outside shows by The Who, started Pig Records so he could sell some Simply Saucer 45�s too, ran away to Surf City, USA so he could tour Australia (almost) with Jan & Dean (except he forgot his passport), spent the dreaded 1980�s back home leading the Canadian Endless Summer Band � the Great White Northland�s only, a-hemm, authorized Beach Boys tribute band, had Some Time in New York City with the former singer from Teenage Head and the former drummist from Television, released the first-ever �indie� album on the former Soviet Union�s Melodiya label, put together the severely alt. country Ghost Rockets so he could try to get a song into the second Brady Bunch movie, has contributed to books and records on and with everyone from Pat Boone and Jim Carroll to Jandek and the Bay City Rollers, and yet still proudly contributes his own particular brand of run-on sentencing to each and every issue of New York Waste he can! |
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Christian was born in Amityville, NY in 1984. Being a war veteran who struggled with PTSD, he found his outlet through painting. It was after going to local art shows that he became inspired and his monochromatic world turned colorful. A world where you can do anything or be anyone. Christian started painting in 2007. In 2010, he opened Christian Gabriel Art, a fine art studio that specializes in traditional commissions as well as digital design. He studied Media Arts and Animation at the Art Institute of Las Vegas where he earned his Bachelors in 2013. After college, Christian gained professional experience working at a high volume fine art production company. In 2017, Christian relocated to Portland where he was invited to join the advisory committee for The Oregon Society of Artists. His painting �One Mind, One Garden� was featured in an episode of the IFC hit TV series Portlandia (2017). Christian Gabriel more info: |
 Poison Heart by Christian Gabriel |
MARY KNOTT One
day Lucky got a strange mysterious telegraph from Baltimore
City. Ding ding ding
BEPPI
ISBERT Welcome.
I am Beppi & this is a little space for some of
my creations & ideas. According to my sister,
Carol, I would not rank very high on Dr. Michael
Stone�s �Scale of Evil�. She�s probably right, but
in my work, I try to chronicle the villainy
& scroundrelism (yes, I have a Thesaurus) I see
in the world mix in some pop culture & irony.
Voila! If all goes well, there is a beauty in the
ugliness of the subject matter. In the Bauhaus
tradition, everything I do is an extention of my art
from the obvious paintings & comics to my
outfits & hairdo�� |
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