Event Details

Titans of Small Town Details

When: April 11th, 2009

Where: 303Grand (303 Grand Street, Brooklyn, NYC)

What: A one night only gallery show event with the kings of the TCP/IP funnies

Featuring never-before-seen work by featured artists Ryan North (Dinosaur Comics), Chris Onstad (Achewood), Chris Hastings (Dr. McNinja), and Emily Horne and Joey Comeau (A Softer World). And one helluva sweet Q&A session.

Tickets $20, available here

Press Inquiries, Hate Mail, Etc also send to tim AT roflcon.org

kthx, The Mgmt

ABOUT

It was a classic story as old as time: college kids grow up online, decide that it'd be a great idea to throw a internet culture conference, and unleash sheer ridiculousness upon the world.

Back in April 2008, we put on ROFLCon 2008 -- the first internet culture conference devoted to discussing what makes memes work, why they work, and where its all going (and then throwing a big-ass rocking party with the internet celebs themselves). It was a kickass time.

We figured we'd keep doing this as long as it remains awesome (and it still is), so we're already hard at work scheming to put together internet culture events into next year. This will be the place for all the breaking news on how they're coming along.

Needless to say, these might be the most important gatherings since the fall of the tower of Babel.

Barackbar

Posted on September 16, 2008 by Tim Hwang.
Categories: Partners and Friends, Tim.

You know, I was actually going to blog more extensively about this, but I realized it kind of explains itself.

The most recent project from the endlessly awesome Dino Ignacio, creator of Bert Is Evil.

4 comments.

Crank Dat ROFLCon taken down from YouTube! »« What Are They Now: The LOLCat Show

Andrew Slominski

Comment on September 25th, 2008.

wow that is awesome: check out my post on the topic: http://riseuprochester.org/2008/09/13/the-political-statement-that-isnt/

Barackbar ‘08… he knows when it’s a trap — omglog

Pingback on September 29th, 2008.

[…] [via:ROFLcon] […]

Greg

Comment on October 15th, 2008.

hooooooooooly crap

tom@plasticprinters

Comment on March 25th, 2009.

a thousand times, yes!

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