For the most immersive experience we recommend using a PC for the duration of your Third Friday viewing. Pictures will often be formatted in rows of three, click on the thumbnail to enlarge the image. Thanks for visiting Rogue Gallery! Enjoy your stay! UisceI travel a mile From my home, to the train, to the street Walking on paths of sunlight of glimmering lakes For a little fresh air every once in a while I spy a man from the corner of my eye Beaming on Morrison street Walking from stall to stall for a little water in his glass Burning, not quite the colour of barley or rye Youth's stubborn fervor Blazing in glance and flesh Building in uncertainty and frustration Stays yet to unnerve her However, I admit to wonder In times of pestilence and isolation Where will the train take that man When his path runs on the thunder? As for the vernal tide I must say, I remain at a loss Drifting in a haze that grows thicker as days seem to clear As this seems to be the storm I'm stuck to ride Though I can't quite say I mind Hearing the tremble of hail stones pelting the street As whispers of promise fall quieter and silent And the rain comes again to give sight to the blind And to the deaf, the falling rain will speak Pounding into the soil and upturning each new leaf A tender age, every equinox Coming to life with each touch of the cheek Life's sweetest ingredient Mana from heaven Fill the cup and run into the tears So this sickness may leave, ever expedient Blooming beyond these mortal fears -Sierra Matz RF PangbornAlec HuxleyTo Purchase A Piece Direct From The Artist Click Here Hank VineTo Purchase A Piece Direct From The Artist Click Here David MacDowellSteven Lee MatzSaturno ButtòDead Star It took two long hours for the crime scene crew to arrive, traffic and faulty comms being the culprit. Gus was already questioning one of the punks on the balcony by the time they wheeled away one of the bodies. Senny was examining the scene, blood stains on the busted table, and bullet holes in the heads of the victims. Blast marks on the walls, each angle required laser-precision from the shooter. Most likely from a modified Mk-3 phase pistol, with the chamber replaced with something from an antique Desert Eagle. Odd that someone was mixing older weaponry with modern technology, probably salvaging scraps of whatever the perp could get his hands on. A tactician and expert survivalist with some cybernetic gear from a few punks in a bad block. Not bad for an urban jungle. "What have you got this time, detective?" Senny faintly jumped as he turned to face the chief. His hat dripping wet, while his slightly receding hair was perfectly dry. His right brow raised at the sight of the chaotic aftermath and his left hand in his coat pocket. Senny cleared his throat before answering his boss. "A massacre and a bad gamble." The chief pulled a cigar out of his pocket and lit it up. He chomped down on it and started puffing rhythmically, smoke flowing to the ceiling with each huff and puff. For as long as Senny knew his boss, one thing was for certain, he didn't care at all for CigRets. The flavor of a cigar was such a rare luxury anymore that the chief had to go out of his way to buy one from time to time. The chief looked all around the pile of corpses, puffing his cigar with each nod he made. "A bad gamble with a bad patron." He leaned down and pointed at a shattered drinking glass. "With some bad drinks to go with it." He examined the glass, not daring to lay a finger on it, for risk of contamination. "Call me crazy, but i don't think there was even a drop of anything a human could drink." He stood back up. "See the grimy coloration in the the glass?" Senny looked hard at where the glass was. For what it was worth, some of it managed to hold together quite nicely. A translucent yellowish tint could be seen in the glass, as well as some of the small shards scattered about. Gus approached the two of them as Senny finished examining the scene. He handed the chief a small notepad, detailing the events described by one of the boy's upstairs. "The both of you..." the chief started, looking through Gus's notes with a more than focused eye. "You misspelled modification, detective." Gus hated it when his boss would point out spelling errors in his writing. To him, there was nothing more annoying than a stickler for proper grammar. Senny didn't have to worry so much about it. His spelling was usually on point, with some minor errors here and there. They both watched as he adjusted his glasses and pulled out a tiny box, with a little white bulb on the top. He handed it to Gus and looked them both in the eye, with as much of a commanding presence that said he was the authority figure here more then either of them have seen. "The both of you are going to the orange zone. I don't want to hear any questions or any back talk, get your asses over there and don't report back until you've got a lead. You boys want to get paid, work'n earn." He walked over to the bartender, pulling out his notepad and pen. Still puffing his cigar, with smoke flowing out his nostrils. Senny and Gus walked out the front door, with the box tucked away in Gus's pocket. Beeping and whirring could be heard from the corner. A little bot was wheeling down the street, most likely a trash bot. They both dismissed it and walked on over to the car, their next destination being a little far off. They knew they'd better get started, it was going to be a long drive. - Sam Matz Genesis Breyer P-OrridgeFebruary 22, 1950 - March 14, 2020
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For the most immersive experience we recommend using a PC for the duration of your Third Friday viewing. Pictures will often be formatted in rows of three, click on the thumbnail to enlarge the image. Thanks for visiting Rogue Gallery! Enjoy your stay! ReveriePausing and remembering A reverie beyond the isle and mountains Dreaming torturously of that fated day The one that never came A coin lost to those emerald fountains Flights in my mind Desperate as they now appear to me Weighed down in doubt and denial No test, but still a fiery trial A false ardor which forbade me to see The visage didn't lie With crooked eye and blackened tooth Yet how heavy was the sickness below That allowed that foul venom to flow To poison me in my naive youth The tongue of a silver spike Twisting truth in plain daylight Despite some kind word and loving speech You alluded me in my sleep But clouded my hopeless sight Despair encased me Misery my only companion Free and feeling when the spirits ran forth Running dry when came the morn Wandering alone in a vast canyon Awakening was abrupt Far too long a time coming In that time I stood tall Holding myself above all Refusing blows that were shocking or stunning Away I walked Afraid if my boldness was wrong But bold it was not When harbouring respect and considerate thought Though it still proved your anger quite bitter once I was gone So here we sit Having long since passed this mysterious test Separated by life and many an hour Though this expanse appears quite dark in light and form To otherwise, honestly, I see no reason to attest - Sierra Matz Rick AndriolaDoug WaterfieldDavid MacDowellHirotoshi ItoSteven Lee MatzRF PangbornLyle Toledo YazzieLee Harvey RoswellSaturno ButtòStephen KasnerApril 3, 1970 - December 25, 2019
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Darkness binding
A serenade amidst the earth and sky Out from which I toil and turn That milk white orb shining into my eye Foot unto foot, I walk forward On this nighttime path to ponder and yearn All the time in the world for me to wonder why Path unwinding A sonnet spoken by light unto ground Walking an after dark saunter Ever watched by the great black hound But bathed in pale light still Safe to veer and vaunter And into my mind I will share and expound; These flowers have flourished From bleeding into breathing By the setting of the sun and the rising of the moon These thoughts have been nourished Far beyond the point of feeding and teething Pushed upward by a song coming into tune In this umbratic garden They weep and cry Flowers pink as flesh Though in shadow thin and white A melancholic creche Shying away and obscured from sight And from out my heart comes a prayer Earnest and heavy and filling the air Thankful for the sorrow and pain For without it I have no knowledge No reason to grow Nothing to explain And on this path I will always walk Where thinking becomes like a palindrome I purge my heart and begin to forgive Reading from the soul's unwritten tome Foot unto foot, I walk forward On this moonlit path where I will always live For no matter how far I stray, my destination will forever be home
- Sierra Matz
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If there was one thing Jerv learned, it was that no matter what, pack plenty of Cafinite and booze. Working on old robots can tire a guy out. Whether it was from all the shocks or the swearing, he always needed a drink afterwards.
Edmond would have a drink every now and then, but not when he's working. One of them needed to be crystal clear in the head if they were gonna get a story going. They pulled up fifteen yards away from the patrol vehicle they were tailing, getting the bot ready for a little snooping. Edmond put out his CigRet and pulled out his D.R.O.I.D.(Data Recorder Online Information Device). He clicked it on and looked over to the neon light that marked the club's territory. Despite the crappy weather, he could still see the sign clearly. It was too bad the video feed on his D.R.O.I.D couldn't focus any better even if he had the best recording software in the star. Jerv activated the bot and hooked up a wireless control board to the harmonius machine. Each beep and whir was like drums and trumpets to the two journalists. Both men smiled and turned their attention to the possible story at hand. A click on one of the keys and the bot was in motion. Edmond opened the side door to let the rolling crap box out. He never did like machines. Not in his youth, not in his middle aged career, not when he's a broken down asshole close to his nineties. Edmond flipped on the video feed from the bot's lens, the picture was better than what he could get with the equipment they had, but it still wasn't perfect. Infrequently the picture would get scratchy and fuzzy, making it just that little bit unreliable for the both of them. All he could hope for was a clear image of something hot enough to get a story or a development. Jerv was handling the control board as carefully and as best as he could, but he was fumbling just a little with the controls. Drinking might help him fix up a run down junk box of any variety, but actually handling anything becomes a bigger pain in the ass than necessary. Just as Jerv's miracle junker was trying to maneuver up a curb, it bumped into someone walking by. Jerv tensed up, thinking it was one of the detectives in the building. Footsteps could be heard and a shadowy figure could be seen outside where they were hiding. Whoever it was, that person walked right by them and kept on walking. Jerv exhaled, not realizing that he was holding his breath. Edmond played it calm, never letting his cool get away from him. They continued to observe as the spy bot rolled into position for it's cameras and microphones to pick up anything happening in the club right now. Only one thing was on each of their minds, a lead on what could possibly be the biggest story they have ever uncovered in their careers. Fingers crossed.
- Sam Matz
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The black absence of a lightless moon
A void held in the breast of the sky Samhain passes quietly as a chill In solitude and silence with no cup to fill So night turns to dawn in a swirling mist The sun's glow orange as the harvest's wane Here is when sleep may overtake me Because there's an absense of light for which I plea November frosts over as soon as it comes Bringing a Northern wind and a maple bite Leaves along the road frozen as stone That precious snow drifting without a sigh or a moan And music remains my comfort When everything seems to skew Whether when those ice white shivers grow too many Or when friends thin to be further and few In these penultimate weeks night will be heavy Air like a knife at celsius zero No one to hold and foreign friends to miss Returning to darkened solstice slumber awakened by no man's kiss Tonight a white candle of a bright round moon A joy held by the hands of the sky Each new night passes like a deathly chill In peace and comfort for the air to fill So dusk turns to night in a celestial tryst The moon's glow pale as the coming rain Here is when lunacy may overtake me Because there's a presence of light for which I plea December will come as quickly as the evening A lavender sky over sunless days Bringing a thickened pall like a lulling drone As numbing to the eye as it is to the bone But music remains my comfort When sense seems to cease Either by the wake of a low hanging sun Or just by a melody that has yet to be sung In these final weeks life will be heavy Chilled to the core at celsius zero Alone in bed thinking of the things I miss Dreaming in a darkened solstice slumber, never to be woken by a foreign friend's kiss
-Sierra Matz
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The blaring sound of the sirens could be heard even from the Club district. It was most likely another shuttle deploying to a mining complex somewhere far away from here.
The report said that the victim was last seen here before someone showed up with a slug-thrower and checked him out. Senny and Gus pulled up to the club where the coordinates were set. Grid-313, Block-4B. Puffing his CigRet in and out very slowly, the vapors leaving the left side of his mouth and out his nostrils. Senny checked his Phase-Revolver, counting the number of bolts in the chamber using his right thumb. He counted seven bolts in the chamber, anyone looking to cause the two of them any trouble tonight would receive a verbal warning before either of them would have to use stun. And if things got really heated, they would be forced to go lethal. Gus tossed an empty cup of Cafinite into a trash bin. Putting out his CigRet and exhaling the last puff of vapor that he held for a few seconds. He looked up to the balcony of the club, there were some punks up there talking to a pretty shady looking character. The jackets they were wearing were lit up by the club's sign, which was unreadable because of the rain, and the fact that most of the letters were shorted out. Senny and Gus both looked at each other, weapons at the ready should anything go wrong in the club. They got out of the car and walked right up to the front door. Before they went through however, Gus noticed a splotch of blood on a broken window-frame. Senny noticed too, he pulled out his Revolver set to stun bolts. Gus pulled out his long slide, also set to stun bolts. The caliber would pack a little more punch from the revolver than the long slide, knocking someone down as soon as it hit. Gus stood on one side of the door while Senny stood on the other end. They nodded to each other once...twice...On three they busted through the door. And at their feet lay a large blonde haired man, with his skull bashed in. Four other bodies lay in the corner where a table stood, with cards strung across the floor. Each of them beaten and bloodied with broken bones. One of the bodies, a man with an implant in his left hand lay there with a crushed neck. Gus walked up to the bartender with his weapon still drawn. "What the hell happened in here?" He said with an urgent tone in his voice. "The guy's up on the balcony right now," the bartender said. Pointing to the staircase to his left. Not very concerned with the mess of bodies in his own club, it seemed. The two detectives ran up the steps with their weapons heated and ready to fire. Once they reached the balcony, the punks Gus saw out in the car were standing there counting credits. One of them was missing his left shoulder, with wires exposed and crackling as the rain spilled all over the balcony. "Hands up, all of you!" Senny said. The punks obeying the command, even the one missing a shoulder. The rest of his arm falling off as it hit the ground with a loud splash. Senny walked over to the railing to see someone walking away from the club. He was unable to make out what the figure looked like because of the damn rain. Before he could give chase, the misty figure disappeared into the rainy night. No trace of it left...save for the bodies.
Sam Matz
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Time flies doesn't seem a minute Since the Tirolean spa had the chess boys in it, All change don't you know that when you Play at this level there's no ordinary venue... And thank God I'm only watching the game, controlling it. Murray Head ![]() Four years of Third Friday at Rogue Gallery, as of this month, brings us into a state of tetradic harmony with both ourselves, as well as each other. Because within the New World Creative you will find that every living artist is an Emperor. Their vision is their minor arcana, their medium is the major. Here’s to four more years and many more to come! For the most immersive experience we recommend using a PC for the duration of your Third Friday viewing. Pictures will often be formatted in rows of three, click on the thumbnail to enlarge the image. Thanks for visiting Rogue Gallery! Enjoy your stay! Sierra MatzRick AndriolaFolkicideRF PangbornUnder Review: Earth |
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The Books of Leyba: Fire
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Under Review: Gods With A Little G

Theirs is a world which many of us can recall in the recent corridors of memory yet would care very little to return to. This novel relentlessly captures the rhythms, rhymes and reasons of its characters state of mind; and, although subtle, it maintains a psychological edge which is rather Dostoevskian in its power of perception. We share in the stifling atmosphere of this world, as Ms. Hassman pulls us back into the mire of this world time and again, without us realizing until long after. The intrusive familiarity of life in the midst of such an acutely claustrophobic plane of existence as this is not merely observed by the reader but lived.
The whole of Gods with a little g is rich with the textures of both rot and ritual. Helen Dedleder, a seventeen year old is our guide in the town of Rosary, California. As is the case with many small towns across the continental United States, it is a town besieged by a collective puritanism which is little more than used by it’s citizenry to mask the collective perversion teeming just beneath the surface and occasionally bubbling to the top.
It is the opinion of this reviewer that what Ms. Hassman has succeeded in creating is nothing short of a masterpiece of 21st century literature; an instant classic.
In using such language to describe this, or any work of art for that matter, there is a temptation to compare it to other works which concern themselves the final push from adolescence to adulthood (many of which, themselves are categorized as classics) yet to do so would undermine and even cheapen the force of this books individuality.
Overflowing with originality, poignancy and profundity Gods with a little g is more than a novel, it is a transformative experience for both its audience and author. If you read only one book this year make it Gods with a little g.
-Steven Lee Matz
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The girl showed herself once again, maybe for the last time, maybe not, hard to say. While she seemed kind and sweet, her presence was more intrusive than it was welcoming.
"Well, I can't really help that. You're just going to have to get used to me, whether you like it or not." She had a point there, no one else could see her but him. A glitch in his eye, perhaps? He put his index finger to the left side of the head, hoping to adjust his implant so it wouldn't show him this seemingly invisible to all but him guardian angel.
"Don't you remember? You need to use a screw-tool to get that open. And even then, it wouldn't work anyway, I’m gonna be keeping you company for the whole ride." She was really starting to agitate him. If this was some bizarre glitch, then maybe he could find a doctor and have him fix this little issue. Of course, that wouldn't be very cheap, and well, nobody would employ someone whose had sixty-five percent of their body mechanized and augmented. The price of being a Vanguard, unfortunately.
Just then, he felt someone bump into him. He looked to his right shoulder to a some-what built man, with what looked like cybernetic wiring in his biceps. His breath smelled like Lighter Liquor, Freezed Gel, and a hint of VERY old whisky. A rather rare kind of drink is whisky anymore, most places don't even have any in stock, let alone sell any for reasonable prices. And that Lighter Liquor smell, well that alone always had an unpleasant aroma to it just out of the bottle. You couldn't get arrested for having a bottle of whisky in your home, after all, it was known to be something of a collector's item if you were into that kind of thing. He personally though, never really had much of an interest in such things. Now the Lighter Liquor and Freezed Gel on the other hand, was oh so quite illegal no matter where you lived on the construct. At best, you could get a fine of eight hundred thousand *credits for so much as having a little flask full of that stuff on your person. And at worst, you could get life in one of the many prison blocks on Cage-star, or even death if you're carrying enough of either substance. In this guy's case, he'd probably be charged decisively, and very swiftly for his transgression.
The tall man with the breath of a dying animal, and improper wiring in his arms, looked down at Zylo as if he was some kind of immovable titan out of an old story book.
"Hey-huh, pip-squeak...you're in th-huh...way." This idiot could barely stand. Burping and having hiccups over his words, slurring and just breathing the way he was, right in Zylo's face. He wasn't amused, not even a little bit. He's already on a mission for his fallen comrades, and people like this jerk don't know what he had to go through all those years ago.
That was already enough for this stupid crap, he raised his hand with five of his fingers out.
"Heyy...whatcha doin' there you little shrimp?" His thumb went down, now only four fingers were up.
"What...ya think you're bein' funny, ya little shrimp?" His pinky went down, now only three fingers were up.
"Uh, maybe we should just go, don't you think?" She said with concern in her voice, his ring finger went down.
"Look, he's not worth our trouble. He can hardly stand-up, he doesn’t know what he's doing." His index finger went down, the tall man's eyes had widened as though he just found out the bar was closing early.
"Oh I’m gonna crush ya, y...huh...ya little punk-a…" His words were cut-off as Zylo lowered his middle-finger enough for it to still be up near his knuckle, as he thrust his nearly clenched fist into the man's skull. His middle-finger having clashed with flesh and bone, and the flesh and bone of the man’s skull clashing with what felt briefly like metal and steel crashing into him. The man slumped over in front of him before Zylo grabbed his limp body and threw him into the window of a nearby club. The sound of glass shattering and women screaming as the man's bloodied skull was the first thing everyone saw in there.
He walked to the door and swung it open, most of the patron's not paying much attention to what had just happened. They had to be pretty damn used to seeing this kind of violence if they were just sipping their drinks and eating whatever crummy food this rat infested hellhole had to offer. A couple of guys were playing what looked like a card game, with actual dollar bills piled-up to the side of their table. That was another old sight to see, tonight was getting pretty nostalgic for him.
He walked up to the bar at the other end of the club, the bartender not shaken-up at all from the sight of Zylo's bloody hand. Another one who was used to having these kinds of disturbances in his club, this most likely wouldn't be the last time for something like this to happen here, most assuredly.
"What can i get for ya, bud?" He was to-the-point and blunt, he wasn't terrified at all of his new violent customer. A rare quality amongst those who aren't modified, or even straight-up synthetic. Refreshing, if a bit annoying as well.
He grabbed a napkin and wrote down his order, and slid it to the bar-keep, along with the amount of credits needed for the order. The bar-keep's eyes glossed over the order, and his hands swiftly made the order as if he had lightning in his veins. Before you could blink, the order was ready to go. Quite impressive for a human.
"There ya go, if ya need a refill the station's right over by the door to the stair-case. If you're plannin' to head up to the balcony, remember that i get a few noisy punks up there. So, watch yourself." He's more concerned about a few delinquents than he was about a modified killer? What a world to live in.
Zylo sipped from his mug, the bitter taste of Yellow-6 was completely lost to him. He sometimes misses being able to taste things, but then again, he really wouldn't be able to stomach this crap if he could.
The men playing the card game motioned for Zylo to join them, with that pile of dollar bills getting bigger and bigger. Why not? He might as well indulge in some fun before he must get back to work.
-Sam Matz
They have been amalgamated into schools, said schools are a device of gallerists and art historians to divide and conquer the creatives and free thinkers.
For we live in a nation which thinks itself to be free yet is not, they expect the same of their artists.
Our culture has been raped and plundered by the upper echelon, picked apart and sold by the same greed mongers who claim to be it's patrons. The tool which has most effectively stunted the growth of modern American art in particular is the clever indoctrination of this idea of schools to not only the art student but anyone whom even reads a brief survey of the history of art sees that it is broken up into these categorized schools; the philosophies of these various sects creates conflict, division, and ultimately destruction of the morale and submission to the established order. Thus rendering the creative spirit confused and useless.
This helps curb the rebellious spirit of the average citizen outside of the art world in other spheres of society.
Art history is a lie and galleries are dens of thieves!
Inter|Sekt is not destroying the schools or the galleries, we are simply showing you they were never real, at least not in a world outside of that constructed by academics to sell text books to art students.
The reign of the gallerists and art consultants is over when you want it to be.
From the ashes of the indoctrinated schools of every form of art shall arise The New World Creative.
-Steven Lee Matz-
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