Shot in Melbourne at the “New Work” Exhibition. Music and editing by the talented Crystal Pharoah

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from KR’s blog.

C-boyz are go! go!.  site.

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[Director] SUGIMOTO Kousuke [Music] MANABE Takayuki

Some recent art by Soto, Miami bound, heading for the Jonathan Levine Gallery. More info on Jeff’s blog.

blast from the present Aktifmag.

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Life was so much more complicated back then.

The Everfresh promo video for the Backwoods show at WoodenShadow gallery way back in 2006ish?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ns8-krJcySA[/youtube]

Whats the point of having a preview if it isn’t cheeky. Makatrons upcoming show.

The Awesome Foursome, at Ambush Gallery 10th of December in Sydney.

Miso – Tchusse
{Stanislava Pinchuk}

Opening Night: Thursday, 3rd December {6-9 pm}
Gorker Gallery – crnr Gore & Kerr Streets, Melbourne.

“‘Tchusse’ sees Miso re-create & condense her home city into a gallery.
Kharkov {Ukraine} becomes a floor to ceiling installation – portraits of
strangers in the street, of friends, folk stories and things otherwise
forgotten, turned into a city built from paper, material and decaying wood,
as Miso replicates buildings, street signs and notices, ladders, empty
bottles, criminal tattoos and clothesline and clothesline from memory.
In this way, Tchusse becomes an extension if Miso’s widely renowned
work as a street artist, as well as being her most ambitious installation &
gallery project yet.”

Miso will be doing an artists talk on the wine tasting evening – Wednesday,
16th of December, at 6 pm. ‘Tchusse’ will also be the launch of a
collaborative clothing project with Warren Harrison.

The exhibition will run until 20th December;
3-7 pm Wednesday-Friday // 11am – 7pm Saturday-Sunday.
{A .pdf of all exhibited work is available on request}

please visit the new:
http://cityofreubens.com/

Harry Clarke (1889–1931) was a book illustrator during the “golden age” of book illustrations, heavily influences by Art Nouveau, Clark is an important contributing artist to the visual dialogue that contemporary artists such as Yoshitaka Amano continue to this day. Here are some illustrations for a 1928 publication of Poe’s “Tales of Mystery and Imagination”.

Morella

The Premature burial

Ligeia

Message Found in a Bottle

Berenice

A Descent into the Maelstrom

The Pit and the Pendulum
Found at ajourneyroundmyskull, where there are even more scans from the book.