Ed Templeton / Clint Woodside Split Zine
Ed Templeton / Clint Woodside Split Zine
25/12/2012Photographers Ed Templeton and Clint Woodside have put together a new 60-page limited edition featuring work from both of them. Forgoing glossy pages for a more authentic, ground-level approach, the two artists will each have a series of recent photographs - Make-Up Girls for Templeton and N / E / S / W for Woodside - featured. Limited to 400 copies, the zine is now available from Deadbeat Club.
Jack Smylie
Gutai: Splendid Playground
Gutai: Splendid Playground
20/12/2012From February 15 to May 8, 2013, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum will present Gutai: Splendid Playground, a retrospective of the Gutai Art Association (1954–72), the radically inventive and influential Japanese artistic collective whose innovative and playful approaches to installation and performance yielded one of the most important international avant-garde movements to emerge after World War II.
Source - Guggenheim
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Edward Vince Interview
Edward Vince Interview
19/12/2012Edward Vince is the founder and head of London based Art Direction and Graphic Design studio Vince & Son. Originally started as a family business in 1868, Edward re-established the firm in 2010, bringing with him a fresh outlook on design and a drive which has earned the studio more than a few recognizable clients. Edward was recently commissioned to design Cut & Shut, a first-of-its-kind publication chronicling the history of the Creative Selvedge design movement, prominent through the British '80s.
Jack Smylie
Simon Devitt: Portrait of a House
Simon Devitt: Portrait of a House
19/12/2012New Zealand photographer Simon Devitt has announced the impending release of his first book, Portrait of A House, due on shelves in late February.
Angela Bevan
Aaron Rose Interview
Aaron Rose has been credited with being somewhat of a pared-back pied-piper of street culture, responsible for providing a platform for street art to sing from in the early 1990s. His gallery, Alleged, helped catapult artists such as Terry Richardson, Barry McGee, Mark Gonzales, Mike Mills and Harmony Korine from underground obscurity into well deserved but previously unlikely worldwide fame. By believing in and championing the artists and their work, through curation, advocacy and his groundbreaking film Beautiful Losers, Aaron Rose turned the art world on its head.
Angela Bevan
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Matt Mignanelli
This week we find our way into the studio of Brooklyn-based painter Matt Mignanelli. Using a palette dominated by dark shades, Matt creates texture and pattern with a mix of gloss and matte paints, which, filtered through the light of their environments can create an enhanced interactive experience for the viewer. Thoroughly modern and stikingly urban in style, here, we catch up with Matt as he takes us through his work and studio.
Jack Smylie: Where is your studio based?
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Photographer - Clément Pascal
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Danielle Top Interview
Danielle Top Interview
17/12/2012TOP might be a young magazine, but it already has contributions from the biggest artists from downtown New York. The name is a good reflection of what it is, not as an elite circle but rather a way to look at art: you start from the summit and then you wander, exploring. Danielle Top, its founder and editor-in-chief, was kind enough to answer a few questions as the fourth issue of TOP magazine comes out.
Alexandre Stipanovich: Is Danielle Top your real name?
Danielle Top: Yes.
Alexandre Stipanovich
A2 Curated by Aaron Rose
A2 Curated by Aaron Rose
17/12/2012Taking place at the Public Library in Grey Lynn, Auckland, New Zealand this Friday, 21 December, A2 is a unique one-night-only exhibition curated by film director and writer Aaron Rose. On show and for sale will be a variety of prints from artists and photographers including Terry Richardson, Olivier Zahm, Clare Rojas, Brian Roettinger, Jonah Freeman & Justin Lowe, Barry McGee, Ed Templeton, Johanna Jackson, Chris Johansson and Alexis Ross. Be sure to stop by if you're in town.
Jack Smylie
Chad Wys Interview
Chad Wys is, by self-definition, a visual conceptual artist, designer and writer from Illinois. Immersing himself in continual experimentation, his multidisciplinary practice is backed by a thorough knowledge of the history that has preceded his own artwork, and critical theory which gives his work an intellectual utility.
Jack Smylie
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MANY OF THEM - vol.II Days of Being Wild
MANY OF THEM - vol.II Days of Being Wild
13/12/2012MANY OF THEM Magazine is a constantly evolving limited edition publication which aims to offer a space for discussion in which creators can share their perspective about their own field, their languages and the problems they face in their everyday practices. Their latest editorial project is MANY OF THEM - vol.II Days of Being Wild, which recently launched in BLESS SHOP PARIS and includes content from:
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