In his follow-up album to 2018’s Shelley’s on Zenn-La, the British cellist and producer leads an impassioned performance of string through viscous, synthetic modulation, triggering a darker side of his compositional sensibilities. Shelley’s experimental dance hybrids are substituted here for scorching color palettes and brutal, howling tones to embody the mess of uninhibited creativity.
TweetROKIT drops its Fall 2020 lookbook, with a variety of bold streetwear staples that carry forth the label’s graphic-driven aesthetic. Dubbed “Silent Running,” ROKIT, this season, has imagined a bevy of bright prints that explore nostalgic styles from the turn of the millennium, like spray-paint-style gradients, bold logos and basketball-inspired graphics, coloring a range of casual silhouettes like hoodies, sweatpants, T-shirts, flannels and long-sleeves
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Debuted in 1995, the SeeULater was revived in 2016 by way of fanciful makeups and a covetable set of monochrome sneakers envisioned by HYKE. Though it has seen some revivals in Japan, the latest OG colorways appear to be making their way overseas this time.
Quintessentially ’90s, this SeeULater OG sneaker features nubuck, grain leather and mesh, complete with embroidered adidas branding and high contrast hits of beige, maroon and yellow. The grippy black rubber sole unit and elasticated ankle opening remain intact, promising a comfortable trek through the woods and city alike.
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In August 2014, the world was shocked to find out that Robin Williams had died by suicide. For someone who brought so much humor to the world, it was a tragic, traumatic end. But no one knew how much more there was to the story. Left to speculate on Robin’s motives, the media circus spun out further and further, leaving the public in the dark about a complicated and obscured truth: Robin – bright, funny, quick witted – had lost a battle against an unknown enemy: the nearly impossible to diagnose brain disease Lewy body dementia. Knowing the truth can make all the difference. LBD is a disease that, while all too common, is unknown to most, and without a diagnosis causes heightened fear, paranoia and confusion. In the end, Robin may have lost his final battle with dementia, but he succeeded at his lifelong goal – To make people less afraid. This is Robin’s wish.
Released September 4th, 2020, on DVD/Blu-ray
Tweet‘The Good Dishes’ by NYC-based artist JP Terlizzi integrates memory, legacy, and metaphor with the artist’s response to loss. Through colorful still life table settings, Terlizzi offers a visual rumination on the centrality of food and the dinner table to his large Italian family. Growing up, Terlizzi recalls how his mother’s “good dishes,” like in many families, were brought out only for very special occasions-like the priest coming over for dinner.
Over the years, Terlizzi has been tasked with the job of cleaning out the homes of loved ones that have passed away. With ‘The Good Dishes’ series, the artist pays homage to the way in which his family’s fine china has always been an item given to the person that most cherishes its memory and sentimental value. Utilizing the passed down heirlooms of friends and family, ‘The Good Dishes’ celebrates family and togetherness.
Opposite – Empress Royal Hague Blue Floral with Orange, 2019
Exhibition runs through to September 25th, 2020
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4411 Montrose Boulevard, Suite C
Houston
TX 77006
Look at Me is a dialogue between the past and the present, the modern and the contemporary. The vibrant green and yellow of Fontana’s Concetto Spaziale, Attese from 1959 is juxtaposed by the 1969 work on paper Nu, homme a la pipe et amour by Pablo Picasso. The two evocative works are accompanied by large scale portraits of both Lucio Fontana and Pablo Picasso executed by Yan PeiMing.
Opposite – Pink Young Lucio Fontana, 2016
Exhibition runs through to September 5th, 2020
Massimo De Carlo
Viale Lombardia 17
20131 Milan
Italy
