Untitled by Kate Bingaman-Burt

20x200 darling (and Summer '06 Hot Shot) Kate Bingaman-Burt has been documenting her daily consumption for close to a decade. Now, she wants our help with a new side project.

Kate clarifies:

I want to draw your mixtapes. I want your sad songs, you love jams, your sing at the top of your lungs car tunes, your break-up tape, your make-up tape and your BFF-4evah cassette.

I am only drawing the tape. If you want to participate, please snap a picture of the best side of your favorite tape and email it to me (see my profile) or upload it to your flickrstream and let me know.

If only I still had that mixtape that Ryan Butler made me in 6th grade! I am happy to think that it changed my life. Kate seems to deeply understand the nostalgic power of the nearly outmoded mixtape, so if you still have a mixtape collection, be sure to help Kate out!

See more of Kate on her site, Obsessive Consumption. Her editions, I Bought All of These, Drawings from July 2009 and Plattsmouth, Nebraska, Carts #1 are also both still available on 20x200. Kate is also featured in the recently released documentary, Handmade Nation: The Rise of DIY, Art, Craft, and Design. Then, last but certainly not least, you can also see Kate's mixtapes in our upcoming show at Jen Bekman Gallery opening at the end of November!