2002

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Contents

1 Events
2 Unknown Dates

Events

February

iHung, an American suspension group, was founded.

March

March 18: Modcon was published.

April

Spirit + Flesh was published.

June

Sharon Nickle took her own life.

July

Chaz Holder passed away.

September

September 8th—Brian Sowden and Shane Munce hosted the first Bowling With Weirdos event in Norristown, PA. Initially known as Philly Area BME BBQ/Bowling.

October

ManWoman's book Homesick for Eternity was published.

November

November—Elayne Angel became the first wearer of body art to receive a registration from the U.S. Patent and Trademark office.

December

December 31—Trembling in Tweed, a BME BBQ held in Tweed, Ontario was held. Shannon Larratt and Martin Howe performed, possibly the first ever, forehead pull.

Unknown Dates

Wings of Desire was founded.
Fakir Musafar exhibited his photos at Fahey/Klein Gallery.
Industrial Strength became APP members.

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