THE SMILE – FREE IN THE KNOWLEDGE
2022-04-18Debut album from The Smile, comprising Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood from Radiohead, with Tom Skinner from Sons of Kemet.
TweetDebut album from The Smile, comprising Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood from Radiohead, with Tom Skinner from Sons of Kemet.
Tweet12-year-old Tinja is desperate to please her mother, a woman obsessed with presenting the image of a perfect family. One night, Tinja finds a strange egg. What hatches is beyond belief.
In theatres April 29th, 2022
TweetEverything is relative, and the environments in which we live are no exception. The most common way we view landscapes– as scenic vistas receding toward a horizon line– is only one way to look. If you shift your point of view the monumental shrinks, the miniscule becomes colossal, and unseen worlds that were always there come to light. Featuring works of art from the permanent collection, this exhibition offers new perspectives on our world by carrying viewers high up over and below the earth’s surface. From creating bird’s-eye views to up close encounters with underwater creatures, the artists in “Above/Below” explore the micro and macro details and workings of these mysterious and elusive realms of what hovers overhead and all that is beneath our feet. Although this exhibition features opposite extremes of our world, it explores the surprising and beautiful ways that we find ourselves inextricably linked between what is above and below.
Opposite – Neal Rantoul, Salt Evaporation Ponds, 2018
Exhibition runs through to April 24th, 2022
Newport Art Museum
76 Bellevue Avenue
Newport, RI 02840
On the ground floor, the visitor will be greeted by a metaphysical landscape composed of two sculptures, which appear to be suspended in the vast space: Colonna nel vuoto, 2019 and Ellisse, 2016. “In order to conduct a discourse on the appearance of the painterly substance and on its effect of reflection and emergence. Spalletti has utterly reduced the presence of volumes, whose formalization, producing a column or a parallelepiped, a cup or a bowl,depends on an elementary geometric development, which is tied to the figures of a square and a triangle, a circle and an ellipse” (Germano Celant). Spalletti made the first column in 1978: “I had in me this desire for verticality, but also the wish for an object that had crossed the whole period of art history and could be continuously recognizable in different moments”. The ellipse is a recurring geometric figure in the artist’s work: “the relationship with art means going to the studio every day, walking around inside, looking around. Suddenly becoming aware of a colour that approaches you, trying to stop it, develop a feeling for the shapes, think of the lines of geometry: horizontal, vertical, oblique, curved. To break geometry itself,
its stiffness, to fill it with a matter that, like smoke, breaks up into subtle dust particles”.
Opposite – Veduta dello studio dell’artista, Cappelle sul Tavo, 2018
Exhibition runs through to May 28th, 2022
Lia Rumma Gallery
Via Stilicone, 19
20154 Milan
Italy
T +39.02
Melt the borders between genders. Show off a collaboration between New York artist and streetwear icon Kevin Lyons when you slip on these adidas slides. Celebrate a spirit of equality with the unisex design. Lyons’ monsters prove that we can all agree on one thing: Animation is fun. This collection will drop on International Women’s Day, so you can toast to unity.
Made with a series of recycled materials, this upper features at least 50% recycled content. This product represents just one of our solutions to help end plastic waste.
TweetDubbed the “Black TEA” range, the selection focuses on a sleek black tone accented by co-branding in contrasting white. Items like takeaway bags, cups and reusable mugs are also marked with the phrase “STAY INSPIRED.
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