Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Free EP's: Ghost Mutt & Jamie Grind
It's rare to get full EP's of free tracks of this quality. Dont sleep.
Ghost Mutt - Sweat Mode
All Keith Sweat Bootlegs
Jamie Grind - Free Tracks
Monday, January 23, 2012
Haven Sale
A couple pieces i've been eyeing for months have hit the sale rack over at Haven. Check them for yourself.
NexusVII - Sperlunker Anorak
NexusVII - Quilt Zip Vest
Wtaps - Cell Shirt
NexusVII - Sperlunker Anorak
NexusVII - Quilt Zip Vest
Wtaps - Cell Shirt
Artist Spotlight: Timur Si Qin
This is an artist i am not too familiar with. As far as i can tell it's a German artist, or an artist than works in Germany. Anyway, no point in going about things i don't know. What attracted me to his work, were some pieces i saw recently on the effects on modern day weaponry on ancient steel armor replicas. I loved the idea, it's like a socially acceptable way to explore the themes in time cop. Learn more here.
Monday, January 16, 2012
Mat Collishaw's New Show
Mat Collishaw is by far my favorite YBA, and more generally, one of my favorite artists of all time. He has a new show at Tanya Bonakdar, check it out.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Slaps for your Face: Korus, Steel Banglez, Gage
Korus - Leaving Without U: Slow emotive 2step.
http://youtu.be/TrZ8WI5MhXg
Steel Banglez ft. Big H, Wiley, & Ghetts - Breakdown. Grime banger.
http://youtu.be/rVNTNauftkg
Gage - Kateside: Emotional slow dance music.
http://youtu.be/QMCji7XLrp8
http://youtu.be/TrZ8WI5MhXg
Steel Banglez ft. Big H, Wiley, & Ghetts - Breakdown. Grime banger.
http://youtu.be/rVNTNauftkg
Gage - Kateside: Emotional slow dance music.
http://youtu.be/QMCji7XLrp8
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Artist Spotlight: Francis Picabia
If someone tells you that Dali is there favorite artist, chances are they don't know that much about art. Not saying he isn't one of history's greatest, but sometimes it doesn't hurt to look past the people history has made a star, and examine the people history put on the bench. Francis Picabia shared many similarities with Dali. They were both surrealists, dadaists, lived in Paris, had all the same friends, the list goes on. What differentiated them though, is the influence of Duchamp on Picabia's work. While the surrealist nature is always there, his work is far more conceptual that a lot of his contemporaries. I just plain think his work is beautiful, and am always shocked by how little his name comes up in discussion. So please, take some time to enjoy the diverse work of Francis Picabia.
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
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