Category Archives: Communicating Vessels

What’s new with Little Black Cart – Fall 2012

By Little Black Cart | Published: October 30, 2012

The first signs of winter are in the air and morale seems low. This is a perfect time to sit by a fire and read a good book or two. A time to conspire, prepare for future activities, and stay out of the cold. We have some morale boosters and some rich offerings for future […]

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What’s new with Little Black Cart – Summer 2012

By Little Black Cart | Published: July 16, 2012

After an exhausting Spring with visits to NYC, the Midwest, and Montreal we have settled back down to work for the summer. This summer is a great one for LBC as we are growing faster than anticipated with new people getting involved and a great increase this summer in the project. This is especially exciting […]

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What is new with Little Black Cart – Fall 2010

By lbc | Published: October 25, 2010

This summer included fun trips to Seattle (the NW is the best!) and a wonderful trip to Minneapolis. The midwest is a refreshing change from the coastal anarchist scene. Less sectarian, less bohemian, and full of interesting projects. People should stop moving to the coasts and make the Midwest more awesome! Halloween is near. The […]

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Communicating Vessels #21

By lbc | Published: October 12, 2009

Author: Communicating Vessels CV #21 – LBC This surrealist-inspired anti-state communist journal gets better and better, as the producer gains skill and confidence in his press technique. Someone once described him as an old man, and while chronologically that is not correct, it does accurately describe the appeal to old fashioned values that he describes, […]

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