#richard schemmerer

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HugoBall: Dadanational Anthem & Tonsoriality

The HugoBall action is nonstop. Above, Chuck Barnes shaves sportscaster James Year while host Leo Daedalus announces the Moebius Typing play-by-play. The event was kicked off with a singing of the Dadanational Anthem written by Standard Schaefer.

» See Richard Schemmerer's photos plus his video:

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World's First HugoBall Test Match

For the world's first-ever HugoBall Test Match Zack Kosta and Reese Kruse built a 3-D Hugo Ball costume, gamely modeled by Adam Updyke. 3-D Hugo Ball presided over simultaneous games of Hugoquet, Duchamp Fountain Ball-toss, Moebius Typing, cutthroat Soundfielding, and Dadabarbering.

» See Richard Schemmerer's photos plus his video:

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James Yeary's experimental sportscast

James Yeary returns to TLN, this time with the experimental sportscast, in which Prussia does the Rakete Rinnzekete.

» See Richard Schlemmerer's photos here and video below:

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TLN Bloomsday Banjo Breakdown

Richard Schemmerer posted pix of The Late Now Bloomsday 2012 musical guest Chuck Barnes doing songs from Ulysses on banjo, and a couple of duets with host Leo Daedalus, including an old-timey version of the Queen/Bowie song "Under Pressure."

» See the photos here.

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Phenomenalism in Five Minutes: Blake Thompson interviewed on The Late Now, Bloomsday 2012. Photos by Richard Schemmerer:

» PDX Art: Blake Thompson at "The Late Now" show by Leo Daedalus

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Richard Schemmerer documents TLN Bloomsday 2012

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Richard Schemmerer documents TLN Bloomsday 2012

Richard Schemmerer was in attendance for the entire four hours of The Late Now's first annual Bloomsday event, and he shot a lot of great photos. Here are a couple of his posts so far:

PDX Art: James Joyce, Bloomsday 2012; "The Late Now" show by Leo Daedalus

PDX Art: more Bloomsday, Leo Daedalus & friends

PDX Art: "The Late Now" Interview with Chris Hagen by Leo Daedalus

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A very difficult interview with Richard Schemmerer that my mom described this way, "It was like an interview from Mars in the future." 

"Do you feel that we have a psychological white washer in us?We put memories in and get new stains when we retrieve them."