While I’m sure all of you reading this are respectful of views and beliefs of our brothers and sisters, but sadly not everyone else is. Have a look at what one hundred plus artists have brought forth in the name of advocacy.
In particular: Aaron Farley, Ashley Snow Macomber, Ashley Thayer, Barry McGee, Cali Dewitt, Matt Goldman, Chris Johanson, Dan Monick, RJ Shaughnessy.
And be sure to check the Busy-Being Pop Up Store!
This looks to be a great show. Sixpack France have curated an art opening this weekend in Culver City featuring an installation of new works by National Forest founders Steven Harrington and Justin Krietemeyer with Brigitte Sire. Also featuring domestic and overseas friends Akroe, Honet, ILL-Studio, Pmkfa, Jean-Baptiste de Laubier, Jonathan Zawada, Neil Krug, Daniel Sparkes, Cody Hudson, Russell Maurice and Mark Owens.
Pre party at Verdugo Bar Friday night.
Gallery Preview
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THIS February 11th, 2010
I’m really excited to be apart of THIS gallery’s opening show “These Friends”. Click above to explode. More info and artist interviews at THIS site.
“Letter to Jane Magazine is a new culture zine that is free to view or download at http://lettertojane.com/mag. The project–spanning across 180 ad free pages– features contributions and interviews from Yoko Ono, Passion Pit, No Age, Hedi Slimane, Aziz Ansari, Peter Bjorn and John, and many more. Issue 01 carries the torch for its namesake (Jean-Luc Godard and Jean Pierre Gorin’s 1972 film Letter to Jane) by looking at culture and trying to find new questions to ask of it. Today’s Letter to Jane gives understanding of our 21st century creative community through the lens of the artist’s themselves; their views, their thoughts, their voice on contemporary culture”
THIS friggin thing looks amazing.
No show, not even Jersey Shore, can satisfy as much as Doctor Who. Sure it may not have a very high budget, can be pretty campy, and some of the plots can be completely bizarre – but nothing beats it. No other show has had as creative of plots as Doctor Who, and it shows, it’s all in the staying power. Doctor Who has been around since 1963, and I would say is still as, if not even more, beloved.
And now, for the Tenth and Eleventh Doctor, we have an entirely new logo:
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Click HERE to turn your computer into a Pong. Use the arrow keys up and down, you’ll get it after a few. Also the left Pong bumper kind of stole this color scheme.
PBS has the Art:21 series available streaming online. Each of the 16 available episodes loosely focuses on a different theme such as humor, paradox, romance, and time with a few awkward celebrity intros scattered throughout that are easily fast-forwarded.
This show is really amazing. I watched a few episodes last week and was left with my mind wandering through the weekend. Cowboy plants fence post, old southern lawyer installs white paintings, and I swear one of the artists says “Game recognize game.” This a broad description of course. Louise Bourgeois is fantastic as always and I’m glad they don’t focus on her severed penis sculptures for to long.
“Art:21–Art in the Twenty-First Century” is the only series on television to focus exclusively on contemporary visual art and artists in the United States, and it uses the medium of television to provide an experience of the visual arts that goes far beyond a gallery visit. Fascinating and intimate footage allows the viewer to observe the artists at work, watch their process as they transform inspiration into art, and hear their thoughts as they grapple with the physical and visual challenges of achieving their artistic visions.”
Watch.
