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Justin Duerr (b. 1976, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States) is a self taught artist, musician, and writer in the Philadelphia underground art and music scene. ^[1] As a visual artist, he is known for large, highly detailed black and white posters drawn with Sharpies. Since 1995, Duerr has published the zine Decades of Confusion Feed the Insect which features his poetry, essays, and drawings. ^[2] Duerr has played as a solo musician as Justin Duerr and the Etheric Phoenix of L.O.V.E.; in the bands Northern Liberties (with Marc Duerr and K), Eulogy, the Vivian Girls Experience (with Enid Crow), One Rat Brain, Aviary 3, Kat Klix, and others. Duerr is currently at work on a documentary about the Toynbee tiles with filmmakers Colin Smith, Jon Foy and Steve Weinik. ^[3]

Notes

1. ^ Kroll, Yoni. "Duerr-onomy: The World According to Justin," Abinka.com, Sept. 2003.
2. ^ Lloyd, John. "Not Your Routine Zine Scene," P.A.W. Print, Aug. 2004.
3. ^ Rose, Joel. "Toynbee Tiles Mystery Resurrected in Philly," Weekend Edition Saturday, npr.org, Sept. 23, 2006.

External links

• Justin Duerr's website
• Toynbee tile documentary website
• Northern Liberties band website