Life of a Craphead



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Please Copy Us Forever
Storytelling Cube
Double Double Land Land a play
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Butt Photo Opportunities
Free Lunch Everything on the menu
Stress Ramp
Musical Road
New Thing Travelling Store
Queen Video Franchise
Food Sculptures
Misc. (Volcano, Sitting Bed, Landscape, etc.)


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Bio/Press
Amy Lam & Jon McCurley are Life of a Craphead since 2005. We live in Toronto, Canada.
We have performed at Hotel MariaKapel (Hoorn, Netherlands), Department of Safety (Anacortes WA, RIP), Artists' Television Access (SF CA), Upright Citizens Brigade (LA & NYC), The Mount (Berkshires MA), The Power Plant (Toronto), Gallery TPW (Toronto), Laugh Sabbath at The Rivoli (Toronto), Funny Farm (Meaford ON). Jon co-founded and co-curates Double Double Land, a gallery and venue in Toronto. Amy is President of the Board of Directors of Art Metropole, an artist-run centre for the distribution and promotion of artist-initiated publishing. We have received support from the Toronto Arts Council, the Ontario Arts Council and the Canada Council for the Arts. We are currently working on a movie "B(roti)gs".


Life of a Craphead Interviews Life of a Craphead, Hunter and Cook Issue 4

"The performances from Toronto's Life of a Craphead (Amy Lam and Jon McCurley) feel so good on your brain. They go right to the part that understands but doesn't share with the other parts of your brain - the parts that could explain what is happening. But then those parts start understanding something else and then, somehow, every part of your brain is being massaged by a fire in-the-know and then it is over. It can feel like good drugs, but really, it's more like spinach."
--- Margaux Williamson, painter & filmmaker, Back to the World

"This is weird"
--- Tony Conrad, shopping at the New Thing Travelling Store

"The best thing I saw in 2008 may well have been Double Double Land Land, a play that really played, a romp, an absurdity, an entertainment, a flash of muddy light"
--- Carl Wilson, editor & critic for the Globe and Mail