In case you missed it, RVCA has just put together a short video documenting the recent opening for “Falling Down”, an exhibition by Sage Vaughn and Bill McRight at THIS los angeles. Check it out! -edward
Los Angeles painter Alex Gross (previously, Cabinet card paintings, April 2012) has a new time lapse video of him in the studio working on his latest painting, “The Devil’s Rainbow”. Always enjoy getting a glimpse into an artist’s creative process, from start to finish… -edward
Josh Slater sent us this awesome video he directed for YOU., edited by Spencer Campbell Check it out! Josh Slater website Josh Slater for BITNB
Painter Jason Shawn Alexander is ready to unveil a new collection of paintings entitled “{sic}” at 101/exhibit in Los Angeles. Opening on Saturday, October 13th, “{sic}” will feature large-scale oil paintings, as well as a series of graphic works. Designer Mark Murphy worked with Tim Mantoani and Chris Park to put together a short interview [...]
Back in May of 2010, Hannah made this awesome video with the help of some of her friends and a lot of magic Check it out! Hannah’s website Browse Hannah’s designs for BITNB here! – Cam
Check out this video of Hannah’s process of creating art/daily life READ OUR Q&A WITH HANNAH & CHECK OUT HER DESIGNS FOR BLOOD IS THE NEW BLACK HANNAH’S WEBSITE – Cam
FIFTY24SF Gallery Director Amanda Krampf is teaming up with author Nina LaCour and cinematographer Kristyn Stroble to make her feature film directorial debut based on LaCour’s young adult novel, “Hold Still”. Together, these Bay Area-based independent filmmakers have started a Kickstarter page to help them raise funds for the production costs. With only 5 [...]
The Tomatino Festival obviously looks like a total blast, I can’t help but think how much everybody must stink afterward. The Holi Festival of Colors is a Hindi celebration of spring where for two days, the social boundaries of class, race, age, and sex take a little bit of a break, and pretty much all [...]
“Everything is a Remix is a four-part video series about influence and appropriation in creation” On top of being super entertaining and informative, the message behind EIAR seems particularly important in an age when freedom of expression can get tangled up in obscure notions of intellectual property that translate into damaging litigation. Even below that [...]
Check out this super-trippy video from friends Raw Geronimo, directed by Jacob Blunt. Sort of a Jodorowsky-esque, She-Ra by way of Tarzan, mixed with evil Wizard of Oz elements? I mean Jesus girl, I haven’t been genuinely weirded-out in a long time. Congrats, Laena! Faustine from Jacob Blunt on Vimeo. -christina
Check out this weirdly-intense preview for the Yohji Yamamoto documentary currently making it’s way through the festival circuit. I’m completely fascinated with anti-fashion fashion designers (Margiela, Rei Kawakubo, et al.) I can’t barely conceive of the restraint and simplicity that has become synonymous with their practice, if only because me own wardrobe is a neurotic [...]
Just, hear me out. This is probably old-hat to many people, but the man whose iconography I had only known as bedazzled graphic licensing run amok, is in fact a hyper-intelligent, classically-trained artist who passed on a graduate scholarship to Yale in order to pursue the once-illicit craft of tattooing. Ed Hardy: Tattoo the World, [...]
via FolkStreams:“Stoney Knows How is a visit with a master of the oldest art in the world – Tattooing. Disabled by rheumatoid arthritis since the age of four, and forced to use a wheelchair, his growth stunted, Stoney St. Clair (1912 – 1980) joined the circus at 15 as a sword-swallower. A year later, he [...]
Slow Loris video #1 is here. Brought to you by Steve Green. Enjoy!
