New video to accompany the Danger Mouse and Daniele Luppi album Rome has been released, for “Two Against One”, a song featuring Jack White. The apocalyptic, surreal video was directed by Chris Milk. He also created the video for the Rome track “Black”.
TweetMusic video by The Kills performing ‘The Last Goodbye’ taken from the band’s fourth studio album ‘Blood Pressures’. Directed by Samantha Morton.
TweetSlander from Trash Talk’s Awake EP!!!
Directed and Animated by Jim Dirschberger
The video was released in conjunction with Creature Skateboards to celebrate the launch of a new limited-edition Trash Talk deck.
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The current group of large scale paintings further develops the abstracted format and reduced palette of the works exhibited in Moore’s previous shows. Notably, these new paintings reflect the artist’s interest in photography, positing dimensional space next to drawn space. Moore combines three or more distinct spaces within a single canvas with drawn lines that vary from deliberate to random. Moore describes himself as an empiricist and the paintings reveal an abstract but very tangible world.
The works on paper in this exhibition are, as the title implies, ink and acrylic on photo-emulsion paper. Here the tangible meets the abstract as the incidental photograph of a broken umbrella or a bent coat hanger converse with the drawn lines and the painted areas.
Opposite – Hood, 2011
Exhibition runs through to November 2nd, 2012
Betty Cuningham Gallery
541 West 25th Street
New York
NY 10001
Doitschinoff creates a unique visual language and style by embracing his eclectic influences. Themes in his work are inspired by an informed spiritual history and heritage, rich in symbolism and often accompanied by Latin text. In Novo Asceticismo (New Asceticsm), he reflects on the sacrifice and deprivation necessary for modern man to live purely, without feeling alienated or falling into vices, mental traps and social conditioning of contemporary society. He explores concepts constituting new forms of practicing austerity in regards to self-discipline in manners of sexuality and the body as well as contemporary Shamanism. The work is permeated by themes of Asceticsm, redefined to reflect political issues of our times.
To research for this exhibition, Doitschinoff traveled to Portugal, studying cultural festivals of the northern region and the traditions of caretos who wear Ibera masks. These ceremonies and masks were the artist’s main inspiration in Lisbon where he created an installation in the form of a temple to serve as the site for his performance piece, Briho do Sol (Sunshine), documented in a short film which will be shown for the first time during Novo Ascenticismo.
Opposite – Luzes Retas (Straight Lights)
Exhibition runs through to January 7th, 2012
Jonathan LeVine Gallery
529 West 20th Street
9th floor
New York
NY 10011
