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Links I feel are beneficial to your well-being. I know it’s hard for you city-folk to venture into Brooklyn for an afternoon, but catching Brooklyn Museum’s “Who Shot Rock & Roll: A Photographic History, 1955 to the Present” exhibition before January 31st is a must. [via BK Museum] Daniel Hernandez points us to Mexican artist Dr. Lakra and his solo show at Kurimanzutto in Mexico City. Grab an elote and venture over there. [via Intersections] Mexican graffiti artist Saner will be heading off to España to douse walls with paint in the way only Saner knows how. [via Juxtapoz] New York City, Boise City, Salt Lake City and now Paonia/Montrose, CO. It’s been a hectic six days. But don’t think I haven’t made time to sift through my RSS feeds. It’s like rummaging through dusty paperbacks at a closeout bookstore…except virtual. Ahem. Links! This is all you need to know about the soon-to-be-hippest-blog-in-town: recent new [...] UK-based Nigerian artist Yinka Shinobare wants to talk about European colonialism and African identity via provocative, humorous and decadent sculptures. Exhibition runs until September 20, 2009. [via The Fader] Berlin-based Electro-Indie artist Anna Rosenthal travels all the way from her native Germany to give the Hotel Cafe a dose of her smooth synth sounds. Check out her show live tonight @ 7pm. [via Hotel Cafe] I remember being a 10-year-old kid and hearing tons about some tagger known as Chaka. Well, 18 years after his arrest, he’s getting his own solo show in Los Angeles. [via LA Times] It’s raining in Los Angeles, but I don’t mind. The rain is cleansing the air of its potent rankness. Lazy days. Planning to visit SURU and Scion Gallery next Monday. There’s a possibility of frugal adventures this weekend. Through experience, I’ve come to find that $3 whiskey is ghastly, but effective. From the web: AP found [...] This piece and others from Elbow-Toe will be showcased during Thinkspace’s “Mostly Memories” exhibition in Los Angeles. I get into LA December 19th, so we can tack this onto the “things to do in LA” list. [via Wooster Collective]
I didn’t start drinking coffee regularly until I began blogging professionally in New York City. Then I met my girlfriend who loves lattes (and will always defend Seattle’s variety). Christoph Niemann illustrates his love-affair for coffee via wonderful drawings. [via NY Times]
This is the type of work that makes me want to climb walls and dance frantically. [via Juxtapoz] Monday Blogroll: It would be so Punk-Rock of you to purchase some Punk memorabilia today. [via NY Times] Nothing bad ever happens at a GOOD magazine party. Trust me. [via GOOD via KCRW] Hey! Keep tabs on that drug war exploding beneath your feet. [via LA Times] |
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