KAWS Partners Statue
Referencing Walt Disney World’s Partners Statue, KAWS releases his first sculpture of 2012.
Björk’s Biophilia New York Residency
Tickets aren’t exactly cheap for this series of intimate shows at the New York Hall of Science in Queens, but damn, if you can afford it, you gotta do it.
Morning Dose of TEN$ION
Freaky stuff from DIE ANTWOORD
Picture of the Day & The Weekly Round-Up
Faile
The Patrick’s talk about the origin of 1986 and their Challenger imagery
Sound Advice 128: Alice Bag
We are pleased to present our 128th installment of Sound Advice featuring Alice Bag. Alice is an author and musician who is most famous for being a member of pioneering Los Angeles punk band, The Bags.
Sound Advice 128
01. No Soy Monedita de Oro by Miguel Aceves Mejia
02. Yo Soy Aquel by Raphael
03. Band of Gold by Freda Payne
04. That’s All by Thee Midniters
05. Metal Guru by T. Rex
06. Life on Mars? by David Bowie
07. First Episode at Hienton by Elton John
08. Your Mama Won’t Like Me by Suzi Quatro
09. Looking For A Kiss by New York Dolls
10. Gloria by Patti Smith
11. Judy Is A Punk by Ramones
12. Life of Crime by The Weirdos
13. Orphans by Teenage Jesus and the Jerks
14. We Will Bury You by The Bags
Openings & Parties: Blind Cut
A fashionable crowd packed the Marlborough Gallery in Chelsea last night for the opening of Blind Cut, an exhibition curated by Jonah Freeman & Vera Neykov. Christos Katsiaouni was on hand to document the scene.
The Greatest Writer Alive Contest Winner
There were a lot of great entries, but in the end there could only be one. Congrats to Patrick Moore of New Jersey who wrote this poem below, and big ups to Dallas for providing the rad drawing to accompany it.
there is a mirror in my basement
it is as big as I am
so I see myself
all of who I am
and i thank it for this
I see myself aging before my eyes
one second at a time
as the boy in front of me becomes a man
posing in front of his reflection
imagining his dreams around him
and i express my gratitude
and sometimes
I forget this so called man I am
and like the days of childhood
dance and sing in front of this mirror
not only to see myself
but to watch out for parents and curious brothers
wondering who is making all the ruckus
and I will pretend I never made a sound
I thank the mirror for this too
January 20, 2012 | by Dave | In Dallas Clayton | No Comments
Up All Night
The Yardbirds, For your Love
