Jump to content

PORK (magazine): Difference between revisions

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Content deleted Content added
No edit summary
FLARM (talk | contribs)
mNo edit summary
Line 26: Line 26:
''PORK'' set out to be "[[Coney Island]] in magazine form". Sean Aaberg says that he quit his day job after reading [[Gene Simmons]]' biography and set out to create what would eventually become PORK.<ref>{{cite web|last=Felix|first=Chico|title=http://contraversao.com/underkomix-6-entrevista-sean-aaberg-e-pork-magazine/|url=http://contraversao.com/underkomix-6-entrevista-sean-aaberg-e-pork-magazine/|work=Contraversao|publisher=Contraversao}}</ref> ''PORK'' is named for the play by [[Andy Warhol]] as it is seen by some as the beginning of [[punk rock]].<ref>{{cite web|title=ZineWiki: Pork Magazine|url=http://zinewiki.com/PORK_Magazine}}</ref>
''PORK'' set out to be "[[Coney Island]] in magazine form". Sean Aaberg says that he quit his day job after reading [[Gene Simmons]]' biography and set out to create what would eventually become PORK.<ref>{{cite web|last=Felix|first=Chico|title=http://contraversao.com/underkomix-6-entrevista-sean-aaberg-e-pork-magazine/|url=http://contraversao.com/underkomix-6-entrevista-sean-aaberg-e-pork-magazine/|work=Contraversao|publisher=Contraversao}}</ref> ''PORK'' is named for the play by [[Andy Warhol]] as it is seen by some as the beginning of [[punk rock]].<ref>{{cite web|title=ZineWiki: Pork Magazine|url=http://zinewiki.com/PORK_Magazine}}</ref>


''PORK'' publishes a wide variety of Weirdo writers and cartoonists. ''PORK'' is the home to [[Bobby Madness]], [[Tim Goodyear]], Andrew Goldfarb, [[Dan Shoup]], [[Jason McKay]], [[Jake Rat]], [[Tim Root]], [[Ben Lyon]] and others.
''PORK'' publishes a wide variety of Weirdo writers and cartoonists. ''PORK'' is the home to cartoonists [[Max Clotfelter]], [[Chico Felix]], [[Bob Gorman]], [[Bobby Madness]], [[Kelly Campanile]], , [[Chase Tail]], [[Mike Kadomikya]], [[Tim Goodyear]], [[Andrew Goldfarb]], [[Tim Root]], [[Ben Lyon]] and writers [[Chase Tail]], [[Jake Kelly]], [[Dan Shoup]], [[Jason McKay]], [[Jake Rat]], [[Mykel Board]] and [[James Von Sinn]].


''PORK'' has interviewed: [[Dr. Demento]], [[Keith Morris]], [[Derek Riggs]], [[Jason Karn]], [[Jeff Gaither]], [[Kazimieras G. Prapuolenis|Kaz]], [[Gary Panter]], [[Charles Krafft]], [[Jay Knapp]], [[Janelle Hessig]], [[Ralph Bakshi]], [[John Holmstrom]], [[Stanley Mouse]], [[Mike Diana]], [[Gavin McInnes]], [[Nobunny]], [[Hunx and his Punx]], [[White Mystery]], [[Shannon and the Clams]], [[Personal and the Pizzas]], [[Ghoul (band)|Ghoul]], [[Meanjeans]], [[Youthbitch]], [[Shane Bugbee]] and many others.
''PORK'' has interviewed: [[Dr. Demento]], [[Keith Morris]], [[Derek Riggs]], [[Jason Karn]], [[Jeff Gaither]], [[Kazimieras G. Prapuolenis|Kaz]], [[Gary Panter]], [[Charles Krafft]], [[Jay Knapp]], [[Janelle Hessig]], [[Ralph Bakshi]], [[John Holmstrom]], [[Stanley Mouse]], [[Mike Diana]], [[Gavin McInnes]], [[Nobunny]], [[Hunx and his Punx]], [[White Mystery]], [[Shannon and the Clams]], [[Personal and the Pizzas]], [[Ghoul (band)|Ghoul]], [[Meanjeans]], [[Youthbitch]], [[Shane Bugbee]] and many others.

Revision as of 01:13, 15 January 2018

PORK
PORK #9 cover by Sean Aaberg (November, 2012)
EditorSean Aaberg
Categoriesrock music, lowbrow art
Frequencyquarterly
Circulation35,000
PublisherGoblinko
First issueJanuary 2010 (2010-January)
CountryUSA
Based inPortland, Oregon
LanguageEnglish
Websiteinternetpork.com

PORK is a music magazine/fanzine created by husband and wife artist team Sean Aaberg and Katie Aaberg in 2010.[1] PORK magazine has been a big catalyst for Weirdo Art and Rock&Roll, with an emphasis on street culture elements like denim, studs, pizza, burgers, switchblades and anti-social behavior. Its roots are in 70s New York City. [2]

PORK set out to be "Coney Island in magazine form". Sean Aaberg says that he quit his day job after reading Gene Simmons' biography and set out to create what would eventually become PORK.[3] PORK is named for the play by Andy Warhol as it is seen by some as the beginning of punk rock.[4]

PORK publishes a wide variety of Weirdo writers and cartoonists. PORK is the home to cartoonists Max Clotfelter, Chico Felix, Bob Gorman, Bobby Madness, Kelly Campanile, , Chase Tail, Mike Kadomikya, Tim Goodyear, Andrew Goldfarb, Tim Root, Ben Lyon and writers Chase Tail, Jake Kelly, Dan Shoup, Jason McKay, Jake Rat, Mykel Board and James Von Sinn.

PORK has interviewed: Dr. Demento, Keith Morris, Derek Riggs, Jason Karn, Jeff Gaither, Kaz, Gary Panter, Charles Krafft, Jay Knapp, Janelle Hessig, Ralph Bakshi, John Holmstrom, Stanley Mouse, Mike Diana, Gavin McInnes, Nobunny, Hunx and his Punx, White Mystery, Shannon and the Clams, Personal and the Pizzas, Ghoul, Meanjeans, Youthbitch, Shane Bugbee and many others.

References

  1. ^ Madera, Josi. "Katie Aaberg Interview". TENSION Magazine.
  2. ^ Felix, Chico. "Underkomix #6- entrevista a Sean Aaberg artista esquisito, criador da Revista PORK". Contraversao.
  3. ^ Felix, Chico. "http://contraversao.com/underkomix-6-entrevista-sean-aaberg-e-pork-magazine/". Contraversao. Contraversao. {{cite web}}: External link in |title= (help)
  4. ^ "ZineWiki: Pork Magazine".