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Anniversary Edition 2024
Yes, it’s been 10+ years since the launch of 3DotMag and everything changed as planned and not … This all began to cross cultures, promote the artist within and the creative lifestyle we live. Inside this anniversary edition, you will find out more about the past, present and the future of art and free expression. The truth is, it’s all part of a plan created throughout the centuries, still alive and running like a fine tuned machine for the majority. Inside this publication, the past will be promoted again after 10+ years and then I discuss the present while opening the curtains into the future with NFT’s and more. I also have my turn, since everyone else expressed their trained opinions in public and online. I thought about giving the public what they want, but what they want is not what’s needed in today’s world, hahaa! I was not planning on releasing this publication until 2033 because of the threat, but the future has moved into the present so rapidly, it has become reality and not such a threat since the truth is being exposed to distract and attack humanity. If you would like to donate to my purpose by purchasing the autographed straightjacket I am wearing in the cover image above, the bidding starts at $1,000,000 or the same value of what ever the final global digital currency ends being … Thanks in advance and always remember, today is the day!
VOLUME 1, ISSUE 1
We begin the first issue off with an interview with Canadian artist Christian McLeod, small features on Russian artist Aljona Shapovalova, Canadian artist Ian Gamache and “rants from an artist”. Then we head into a little disruption by Paul Reynolds and the music starts to play… Drivin’n’Cryin’ performs at the Brooklyn Arts Center, with an introduction to the beginning to The Ends… The New Age of Gaming, Tony Hawk Foundation and Skate Parks for the Masses, Action Sports, Studio VII, Spring Festivals and …
VOLUME 1, ISSUE 2
We caught up with Steve Aoki on his Deadmeat Tour, which was in support of his latest solo album entitled “Wonderland,” to answer a few questions on his tour bus. Colors, Faces and Spaces … Artist Frederic Pissarro was born and raised in Paris, France, and trained at L’ecole Nationale Superieure Des Beaux-Arts of …, Bert Monroy takes us back to the days digital art really started, Photographer Aaron Joel Santos interview, Janes Addiction, Festivals, The Virtual Hunt, Photoshop and …
VOLUME 1, ISSUE 3
We ended up in Charlotte N.C. at the Rockingham Motor Speedway for the 2012 Carolina Rebellion with Ghosts of August, Weaving The Fate, Paper Tongues, New Medicine, Adelitas Way, RED, Halestorm, Volbeat, Chevelle, Redlight King, Slash, Myles Kennedy, Five Finger Death Punch, P.O.D., Staind, Evanescence, Korn and Shinedown… We also caught The Cult and The Icarus Line at the House of Blues too. The Carolina Rebellion is the event which caused the straight jacket to come out in public …
VOLUME 1, ISSUE 4
Inside this issue, Rebecca Kamen explains the relationships between art and science. Joe Cardamone from The Icarus Line talks about the true punk lifestyle and how his punk experience has prepared him for all the changes happening in today’s music industry. The musical generals Ian Astbury and Billy Duffy declared war on Myrtle Beach, SC with a forewarned attack on the Choice of Weapon Tour on June 15th at the world famous House of Blues. John Currie shows us why art is alive in Rapid City, South Dakota and …
VOLUME 1, ISSUE 5
A New Perspective: Van’s Warped Tour 2012. Then we traveled to Raleigh and Wilmington, N.C. to talk with Corrosion of Conformity and Prong at the Soapbox. Interviews with Reed Mulln of COC, Tommy Victor of Prong and more. Next were reviews of the B-52’s at the House of Blues, 311 and Slightly Stoopid on Unity Tour 2012, A Day at Hopscotch 2012, the Tyler Boone Interview, Pierce The Veil Review, Lamb of God Tour, Q&A with Darren Darnborough of True Blood, Chris Van Dahl Interview, Chef Silvena Rowe Q&A …
VOLUME 1, ISSUE 6
Artist Drew Brophy speaks to 3dotmag.com about the surf lifestyle in an interview while painting a mural in downtown Myrtle Beach. Feature Twilight Saga’s Sexy New Vampire: Judi Shekoni, Q&A with artist Ian Ward and Actor Mem Ferda, Interview with artist Bill Strydesky, Review of the film Musical Chairs, Cursive’s I Am Gemini and …
VOLUME 2, ISSUE 1
We traveled back into the Marion National forest, on the Echaw creek to visit Danielle Howle to talk about Swamp Sessions. Then we headed to the House of Blues to see Tenacious D, Desaparecidos at the Cat’s Cradle, “The Business of Art” by Maria Brophy, Interview Candy Pegram, Q&A with Designer Emily Tonkin, Artist Erik Sommer, Gary T. Becks, James Dewee, Ugur Caliskan and …
VOLUME 2, ISSUE 2
We traveled to Wilmington, N.C. to talk with Americana Singer-Songwriter, Ryan Bingham about the true meaning of the… before he goes on a summer tour with Bob Dylan, Wilco and My Morning Jacket. Next was the Jamey Johnson show at the House of Blues in Myrtle Beach and off to Raleigh, N.C. to see DOWN. We also held interviews with Kristen Reason, Karen Bryson and …
VOLUME 2, ISSUE 3
We go from the hardcore scene of punk, metal and… back into the funky jazz sounds of no words needed by TAUK… YES, DOWN is a band named DOWN and they are… Then comes the Barb Wire Dolls, which is the next closest thing to the Sex Pistols says many. Maria Brophy talks about The Business of Art and Who is this Artist named R. Smith?
VOLUME 2, ISSUE 4
First we sat down with Alyssa Arce, Rez Kempton and Martin Delany, Warships Edson Choi and RH3 talks about his new debut single after producing for legends such as Michael Jackson, Brittany Spears and R. Kelly. Then off to Atlanta, Georgia to catch the final Mayhem Festival with Rob Zombie, Mastodon, Amon Amarth, Children of Bodom, Battlecross and more …
VOLUME 3, ISSUE 1
Welcome to year three, issue one… Inside this issue we headed to Raleigh, N.C. to talk with Record Producer John Custer, while stopping by the Hopscotch Festival and followed-up with Automatic Slim about the past, present and future… Interviews with SOJA, Dirty Heads, Mexican-Dutch Painter Pablo Esteban, Petra Bryant, Christoph Kusching, Love Crushed Velvet, Phillippe Andre, Printz Board, Blameshift; plus a book review “One for the Road How to Be a Music Tour Manager”, California Roots Arts & Music Festival and …
VOLUME 3, ISSUE 2
We talked to Artist Chloe Grey who explains some of the big issues in the handling of art and why we must save our history for generations to come. Next we sat down with Corey Smith at the Myrtle Beach House of Blues and Singer Neil Fallon of Clutch in Raleigh, N.C., Jive Mother Mary at Ziggy’s by the Sea in Wilmington, N.C. and Bobaflex too. Then we interviewed The Delta Saints, A Fire Inside (AFI), Rugby Star Keith Mason, Actor James Barriscale, Photographer Nicole Brennan, Blackberry Smoke and …
VOLUME 3, ISSUE 3
Next, we traveled to the Carolina Rebellion featuring Kid Rock, Avenged Sevenfold, Rob Zombie, Seether, Five Finger Death Punch, Staind, Volbeat, 311, Anthrax, Black Label Society, Black Stone Cherry, Truckfighters, Alterbridge, Theory Of A Deadman, Hellyeah, Trivium, Kyng and more. Review of the Super Duper Alice Cooper Doc Opera, Cloud Nothings and Beyond Brilliant by Dipna Anand. Interviews with Hellyeah, Devour The Day, Kyng, Seether, Truckfighters, John Furia, Rachel Brown …
VOLUME 3, ISSUE 4
We began by hopping on the tour bus with Frankie Palmeri of Emmure, the House of Blues to see Ted Nugent, Filter, Helmet, Local H and we also jumped on the tour bus with Blackberry Smoke. Next we interviewed artist Bryan Pinkey and Anne Davis of the Australia Museum of Contemporary Art and Danielle Stephens, Master Teacher for Modern and Contemporary Art at the Denver Art Museum. Reviews of Farm Aid 2014 and Tom Keifer. Q&As with Artist Tetsunori Tawaraya and …
ANNIVERSARY EDITION 2012
Inside this edition we highlight year one on the road with 3dotmag.com. It had been exactly one year since we published our first edition and we reflect on the history of Dot Dot Dot Magazine. We began just using …mag, but the higher powers and SEO said NO! The more interviews we set up, the more we figure out we are talking to people who do what they love no matter what … The creative lifestyle!
ANNIVERSARY EDITION 2022
As Donald recently completed the 10-year anniversary edition of 3dotmag.com, he decided it’s too much for this time in history, so he will be burying this edition with the artwork for the next civilization to figure out what was happening in the past or maybe it’s the future I visualized 25 years ago, which looked backwards and further away in the rear view mirror …