A journey seen through the eyes of a young woman with epilepsy that brings extraordinary hallucinations as she searches for her long lost brother. Stars Agyness Deyn, Lenora Crichlow and Christian Cooke.
In theatres December 12th, 2014
TweetThe visual was created by Wu-Tang Clan in the hopes of inspiring change and promoting unity throughout the world.
TweetJack Black stars as a deranged skydiving coach who takes the guys on an excursion in honor of Keith Morris’s 59th birthday. The trip takes a horrifying, gory turn when the LSD kicks in. Directed by Jimmy Hayward.
TweetBlending Theo’s (sound) signature blend of house, funk and jazz into a delicious mixture of jams designed to be played loud in smokey rooms across the world. From the toe-tapping single ‘Footwork’ with its shuffling beat and whispered vocals, to the trademark Theo deep house number ‘Cypher Delight’. Elsewhere we are treated to the co-productions of Duminie Deporres, Ideeyah & fellow 3 Chairs member Marcellus Pittman on the jazz-infected ‘Ah’. Other highlights include the jazz house stutter of ‘Drive’ and the synth-driven fusion on LP closer ‘Helmutlampshade’ – believe the hype.
Vinyl features nine tracks spread over three LP’s and housed in a triple gatefold sleeve. CD features fifteen tracks spread across two CD’s.
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From 1997 – 2003, Paul Chan photographed numerous rappers, skateboarders & actors for a publication called Kronick Magazine. Right on the cusp of the Internet and digital cameras, this was a time when we still relied on film cameras and print media. During his stint at the magazine, Paul amassed an unprecedented collection of images that we are unearthing for the first time in nearly a decade. While most photographs were taken with the intent of being editorial portraits that were supplemental to a magazine interview, every so often, or if there were shots remaining in the film roll, Chan captured candid moments that gave the viewer a glimpse of rappers in a more intimate & vulnerable state which was a contrast from the often super-heroic, hyper-masculine images rappers usually are portrayed to be in the media.
Images of a young Lil Wayne, Wu-Tang Clan behind the scenes during the filming of their iconic ‘Triumph’ video, Eminem & Dr. Dre, young Black Eyes Peas before Fergie, Snoop Dogg, Busta Rhymes & more shot with film, pre-internet, in a snapshot, documentary style aesthetic which echo the works of Larry Clark & Nan Goldin serve as a unique historical document of a time in Hip-hop and fashion, which some call the ‘Shiny Suit’ era, where Hip-hop artists were quickly infiltrating and dominating mainstream consciousness in a way that many never thought Hip-hop could.
Exhibition runs from December 19th to December 21st, 2014
Art Gallery + Retail Project Space
5906 N. Figueroa St.
Los Angeles
CA 90042
Genesis is the third long-term series on global issues by world-renowned photographer Sebastião Salgado (born Brazil, 1944), following Workers (1993) and Migrations (2000). The result of an eight-year worldwide survey, the exhibition draws together more than 200 spectacular black-and-white photographs of wildlife, landscapes, seascapes, and indigenous peoples—raising public awareness about the pressing issues of environment and climate change.
Exhibition runs through till January 11th, 2015
International Center of Photography
1133 Avenue of the Americas at 43rd Street
New York
NY
10036
