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Aimee Brodeur
July 29th, 2010
Undoing – Butoh Performance
June 24th, 2010
Undoing is a butoh performance series that explores modes of erasing the individual mind’s claim to the body. This radical point of erasure between object and subject is pursued in order to achieve a quality of emptiness. Once the individual has been eclipsed, the ego silenced, the body will be danced. Undoing will undo itself everyday on the Drostdy Lawns at the National Arts Festival Grahamstown.
Concept & Music: Orlando & Givan Lötz
Performance: Frauke
Costumes: Black Coffee
Styling: Nicole Van Heerden
Photography: Brett Rubin
Hattie Newman
June 21st, 2010
Hattie is an illustrator and set maker working in London. Make sure to check out “You Came Out” for some stop motion magic.
Zoot Allure
March 28th, 2010
Emily Alston, aka Emily Forgot, has some pretty stunning work. Most recently she produced a few window displays for Selfridges in London, entitled Zoot Allure.
Alexa Meade
March 19th, 2010
This has been making the rounds on several blogs, but worth the post if you haven’t seen it. Alexa Meade creates her artwork by painting on the actual subject matter. Pretty wild idea, executed beautifully.
PMKFA updates
March 17th, 2010
New update from Micke Thorsby, aka PMKFA. Originally from Sweden, Micke lives in Tokyo and specializes in numerous modes of art, including fashion, design, illustration, typography, and installation. Most recently he’s been designing for Sixpack & DC Shoes and has been part of a new exhibition at the Scion gallery in LA called “It Was on Earth I Knew Joy”. Thanks for the email.
Jürgen Chill
March 16th, 2010
The Essen-born photographic artist Jürgen Chill earned a degree in “Fine Arts” at the Hoogeschool voor de Kunsten (University of Arts) in Arnhem (The Netherlands) in 2002. Since then he has been represented in various national and international exhibitions. Be sure to check out “bordelle” a very intimate look at the rooms of prostitutes.
Hector Serrano Studio
March 10th, 2010
Hector Serrano Studio is a London based studio with a very diverse portfolio. The studio’s activities are divided into what they call product design, space design and laboratory work. For anyone who attended Festival 8 of the band Phish last fall you may have seen their piece called Borealis.
Dan Funderburgh
March 2nd, 2010
Dan Funderburgh has collaborated with fashion brand Sigerson Morrison. An exhibition will mark the launch of their collaborations with an opening tonight in New York.
March 2nd, 2010 / 6:30-9:00pm
19 East 71st St, NYC.
RSVP: akurematsu [at] gmail.com
Limited edition prints, shoes and accessories available on first-come first-serve basis.
Julia Rosa Clark
February 3rd, 2010
Paradise Apparatus, a new solo exhibition by Julia Rosa Clark, opens tonight at Whatiftheworld Gallery. “This show concludes a trilogy that included the acclaimed Hypocrite’s Lament (2006) & Fever Jubilee (2007/8). Continuing her exploration of our intricate and fraught relationship with Nature, Paradise Apparatus explores the sensations and mysteries of chemistry, perception and colour as they relate to the search for fulfilment with references to aspects of science, alchemy, theatre-craft and art making.”
Happy 2010
January 4th, 2010
A typographic video card wishing everyone Happy (Feliz) 2010, from 6D in Brazil.
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