Here at Pulp Lab we’ve got tipis, sheep herds and collaboration on the brain. A murder of crows; a cete of honey badgers; a band of thieves; they fill us with the desire to gather in a pillow fort and dream up lovely things. Maybe it’s because of the fantastic face paint in tUnE-yArDs “ Bizness” music video or the fact that tipis are becoming an inspiring alternative to the prefab, or maybe it’s because we’ve got so darn much to look forward to, but we’ve got the collaborative bug in a big, beautiful way this spring:
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May 5 - June 30th

Pulp Lab teams up with Deli Seattle for a springtime shopping lounge featuring the freshest frames from Funk Royal Optics and a “handmade parcel bag butcher shop” courtesy of Ampersand As Apostrophe. Things will be put on and taken off, ideas will be swapped and the street will probably be crossed several times as opening night on May 5, 7-10PM coincides with the First Thursday Art Walk at the Seattle Art Museum across the street. A digital photo booth from Usnaps.com will be on hand on opening night to capture all your fancy finds.
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Pulp Lab Kiosk! x Home Office Belltown opens:

Seattelites, whether you’re 

sleepless or not, come out and visit our brand-new Kiosk! Project in Belltown at 2nd
and Vine. We’ve got Lina Rennell sun hats, a sweet lineup of Japanese toothbrushes,
our medicine capsule earphones and other items from our Webstore that will rotate on an ongoing basis.
And you can buy your stamps, check your email, and make photocopies while you’re
there!
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Roving Kiosk! launch:

Starting June 2011, the Pulp Lab Kiosk! will be wanderlusting its way to a city near you with a stinky fresh collection of gear and an original Pulp Lab “InnerTube” CD/playlist featuring the best in this summer’s indie electro artists to look for including: The Luyas (“Too Beautiful to Work”), Blondes (“Spanish Fly”), Helado Negro (“Regresa”), Delicate Steve (“Butterfly”), and the return of Trip Hop pioneers Tranquility Bass (“A Hundred Billion Stars”). Stay tuned for event updates and news.