For his upcoming show this Saturday at Jonathan Levine Gallery, Invader re-assembled what he believes are the top ten album covers of his generation using rubik’s cubes. While they look great online, we’re sure when you see them in person they’ll be 100 times fresher.
Just when you thought you’ve seen it all, Pow, something like this comes out of the blue.
Eat Me Daily writes..
“Waterboarding” by Stephen J Shanabrook is “the peaceful song of a pair of choir boys turned into a silent scream.” In this piece, Shanabrook has figuratively chocolate-waterboarded choir boy Christmas statues”
If you’re down in Philadelphia tonight, stop by jinxed and say what’s up.
COMING UP
Featuring works by:
Ed Looram
Isaac Ramos
Jeremy Dean
Lorin Brown
Nick Hans
Friday, June 26, 2009
6:00pm – 10:00pm
Jinxed
620 South 4th Street
Philadelphia, PA
215-978-5496
www.thoughtcooperative.com
www.jinxedphiladelphia.com
This Sunday…
Food Party’s own Thu Tran presents a live cardboard prop-making demo and screens an episode of Food Party, followed by a performance of BAD BRILLIANCE’s Red Carpet to Nowhere.
the PIG presents
April 25 – August 9, 2009
Deitch Studios
4-40 44th Drive
Long Island City, NY 11101
212 343 7300
WWW.DEITCH.COM
Eddie Murphy jokes about Michael Jackson
While this show at Gallery2 in Seoul, Korea has already closed, Donghyun Son’s work deserves a look.
“The show, titled KING, is filled with portrayals of Michael Jackson, done in portraiture. The artist says a turning point in Michael Jackson’s career was the year 1989, when Elizabeth Taylor called him the ‘king of pop, rock and soul’ at the award ceremony for Artist of the Decade. It was then Jackson became a king, coronated by a queen of the entertainment world; this is poignant, considering that in 1989 kings of social rank no longer existed.”
A couple favorites and more explanation after the jump
Christian Hosoi vs Mark Gonzales at Ohio Skateout
In the running for best Headline of the Year no doubt. The dek isn’t too shabby either.
“Australian wallabies are eating opium poppies and creating crop circles as they hop around “as high as a kite”, a government official has said.”
I could also see this headline sometime down the road
Stoners in Wallabees make crop circles
The latest installment of FFDG’s In-N-Out series opens tonight with Mi Ju, A Korean-Born artist currently residing in San Francisco. We like her work a lot.
opening reception Thurs. 6/25 (6-9pm)… Mi Ju will be present. Drinks served. Etc.
Mi Ju
June 24-27
opening reception Thurs. 6/25 (6-9pm)
@Fecal Face Dot Gallery
On view: Wed – Fri (3-6pm) | Sat (12-6pm)
66 Gough St.
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