What’s Up Fat Lip?
A documentary directed by Spike Jonze in 1999
Weekend Watching: Wodaabe – The Herdsman of the Sun
By Werner Herzog
via, the documentarian
A Brief Interview With Charlie Ahearn
We caught a couple moments of director Charlie Ahearn‘s time prior to the World Premiere of his new film Jamel Shabazz Street Photographer produced with Kenzo Digital opening this Sunday (6/26) at BAM.
June 24, 2011 | by Dave | In art, Culture, Film, interviews, New York, Photography, Slideshows | No Comments
Everyday Sunshine: The Story of Fishbone
Cannot wait to see this documentary narrated by Lawrence Fishbone Fishburne.
“EVERYDAY SUNSHINE is a documentary about the band Fishbone, musical pioneers who have been rocking on the margins of pop culture for the past 25 years. From the streets of South-Central Los Angeles and the competitive Hollywood music scene of the 1980′s, the band rose to prominence, only to fall apart when on the verge of “making it.”
Megunica
Lorenzo Fonda’s video documentary about Italian street artist Blu’s travels through South America.
More info on the documentary at Wired.IT and peep the dated website here
hat tip: @nuart11
Mur Murs
A 1981 French Film by Agnes Varda on Los Angeles Murals, and street culture.
via, these delights
Béla: L’Homme Chat
A beautiful short doc by Paul Trillo about “a street performer who travels through the south of France with his cats.”
Weekend Watching: Coonskin
Directed by Ralph Bakshi
Henry Chalfant Talks About The Catacombs of Paris
An extra clip from the great 2006 documentary Dead Space
Jamal Shabazz Street Photographer
A new film documentary by Charlie Ahearn debuting June 26th at Bam
Barry McGee Piece for the Style Wars Restoration Project Ebay auction
Fongs.
There are only a couple days left to bid on this piece and in turn help support the Style Wars Restoration Project.
Morning Dose of The Magic Rolling Board
More skate teams need to be wearing track suits
Style Wars Benefit and Silent Auction
Tomorrow night, May 25th at 1920 Bunker (32 under 9th Ave.)
$250 donation to enter
Parallel World
A documentary made by Shei Tan is about the Sikerei, a native people of an island in Asia who live cut off from the world, “in perfect harmony with the jungle that surrounds them.” In classic conflict, the government wants to push them out of their territory and into government villages, in turn selling the land to palm oil companies.
Midnight in Paris
I saw this movie on Friday and have to tell you, don’t let the trailer fool you, Midnight in Paris is actually a good film.
Weekend Watching: Art Pepper: Notes From A Jazz Survivor
by Don McGlynn, 1982
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