(faisant le) TROTTOIR is a visual SERIES of visits to independent galleries and its surroundings.
Tucked away on a quiet street in Bermondsey, George and Jørgen can be found up several flights of stairs, feeling much more akin to a Manhattan gallery than those found in London. Their current exhibition, Will Corwin’s Mount Zion, is his second in London, and explores the concept of using Lucy, the 3.2 million year old fossilized skeleton, as an example of a saint.
“…as well as writing the most beautiful songs Felt looked beautiful too. For ten consecutive years they had it all.”
Re-reading Electrelane’s past interviews and reviews one repeatedly finds references to encounters, transitions and disruption to describe their music: “the collision of the cerebral and the visceral”, “a point where sadness and happiness meet”…
…in all its Teutonic glory, the curtains fall and the band starts the show with “The Robots” and the 3D hands of Ralf Hütter’s android clone reach for the audience at MoMA’s Marron Atrium.
Despite critics’ recent concerns about the intrusion of scrollable Internet content and e-readers, people continue to read printed books. Now we’re faced with another dilemma: how to print them. Small presses are increasingly important for the perpetuation of literature in its truest form: paper, bound, original text that strives for artistry in its language and ...
1:1 is a new project space in New York’s Lower East Side founded by artists Jarrett Earnest, Leigha Mason, Alex Sloane, and Whitney Vangrin. Since celebrating its opening on March 10, the space already boasts an impressive and diverse schedule of exhibitions, performances, and collaborative events. Riot of Perfume visited 121 Essex Street 2nd floor to discuss 1:1’s ...
We could not be more enthusiastic about premiering LA-based Starred’s new music video for their song Call from Paris. Starred’s Liza Thorn and Matthew Koshak – were shot by the filmmaker Grant Singer in the chiaroscuro desolation of downtown Los Angeles.