Mike, an experienced stripper, takes a younger performer called The Kid under his wing and schools him in the arts of partying, picking up women, and making easy money. Directed by Steven Soderbergh and based on a screenplay by Reid Carolin.
In theaters July 11th, 2012
TweetSantigold delivers yet another banger single. “The Keepers” is a green tinted social critique set up.
The video is directed by Santi White
The first of two new songs written by Blur especially for Hyde Park 2012 Olympics Closing Ceremony Celebration Party. Blur debuted both songs live on Twitter.The track gets a 7″ release August 6 via Parlophone.
TweetDirector Tommy O’Haver’s video for “Her Fantasy” takes us on a journey through bizarre sequences of debauchery and seduction with a hint of humor, as he pays homage to Avant Garde filmmaker Kenneth Anger in a self-described “mash-up.” The track will appear on Dear’s forthcoming record, Beams, out August 28 via Ghostly.
TweetStay Puft Marshmallows, the classic brand featured in the Ghostbusters movies has been redesigned and re-launched as a consumable perfect for the Ghostbusters. ‘The premium bite-size marshmallows, which are the whitest, fluffiest vanilla marshmallows available, are vacuum-packed inside a new collectible 2 sided 5oz box that features both the happy and angry Stay Puft Marshmallows Man on either side.
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This exhibition features works from Anna Barriball, George Condo, Nadine Fecht, Olivier Gourvil, Anthony McCall, Chris Ofili, Johannes Phokela, Michael Raedecker, Frances Richardson, Perry Roberts, Danny Rolph, Thomas Scheibitz, Michael Stubbs, Marcel van Eeden.
It explores the power, subtlety, humour and ephemerality of the most basic of artistic tools: pencil and paper. It presents a selection of original and rarely-seen works, including two pieces created specifically for this show by Michael Raedecker and Chris Ofili. And it makes the case for these simple media, by demonstrating their limitless potential.
Pencil is often thought of as a tool for preparatory sketches. But some of those preparatory sketches have qualities to which the finished works could never aspire. Johannes Phokela’s exquisite contribution to the exhibition was originally intended a study for a sculpture of Atlas. George Condo’s ‘Don Pepito’ has a lyrical rawness, a swiftness of touch and a casual charm unique to the medium. Thomas Scheibitz’s piece is destined for its place in a full colour rendering of the same motif, but holds its own as an intimate doodle. Olivier Gourvil’s economical line in ‘Exploratrice’ describes an anthropomorphic object.
Opposite – Chris Ofili, Untitled, 2009
Exhibition runs through to August 4th, 2012
Poppy Sebire
All Hallows Hall
6 Copperfield Street
London
SE1 0EP
