Update: Sergej is in San Jose now and is putting up his show together with Shawn Whisenant at Seeing Things Gallery. Here are a few pictures he just sent… looks like a lot of fun.
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Great street photography by SF based Travis Jensen. He also recently published a book with iPhone shots only, made with the Hipstamatic app, all in black and white.
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This is going to be a damn hot issue of Juxtapoz: “We speak to Cey Adams, Haze, Arabella Field, World B Omes, Glen E Friedman, Ricky Powell, Todd James, Mike Mills, Matteo Pericoli, Bill McMullen, Bruce Davidson, Alex Grey, Kiino Villand, Sunny Bak… and, we interview Adrock of the Beastie Boys as he gave us the inside story and behind-the-scenes look at how each album cover was selected, from inside the band.”
MCA R.I.P.
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Oh, how I love the work of James Turrell. I equally love the idea to have a private skyspace build by Turrell. Well, maybe it will happen at some point in my life, you just never know… There is a slideshow on T Magazine showing a few skyspaces he designed for private collectors.
Stüssy and Dashwood Books just released POOLS, a book with photographs by one of surfing and skateboarding’s most influential photographers Craig Fineman. His unique angles and composition made his approach to skateboarding photography so special, as his images also mostly appear to be architectural photographs. Along with the book, Stüssy releases a bunch of desirable, ultra rad t-shirts!
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A special announcement… all infos next week!
More skateboarding today… Epic and super mellow video for the song Pyrakantha by Balmorhea. They follow professional skateboarder Danny Garcia as he navigates Los Angeles in the final moments of daylight. The video has been shot over the course of 42 days from November 2012 – February 2013. (via Desillusion)
Balmorhea – Pyrakantha [official] from Colin Kennedy on Vimeo.
The Wrinkles Of The City, Havana, Cuba — Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery presents this recent collaboration between JR and José Parlá. JR is also working on a massive collaborative project on NY’s Times Square — Inside Out Project — until 10. May.
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20.000 Leagues under the Sea – Valeri Rosomako from Joe Collins on Vimeo.
Our buddy and magician Valerie Rosomako is full of ideas and is drawing upon his creative bag of tricks on and around his skateboard. It’s always fun to go ride with this dude, or just watching him inventing barely doable tricks. Here is his part in Jo Peters’ film.
Finally got hold of a copy of the Vivian Maier photo book. This truly will be one of my favourite books in my collection. Never heard of Vivian’s impressive story how she became one of the most important street photographers in history post mortem? You definitely should!
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The art of Georges Rousses. A photographer in the first place, but also a painter, sculptor, architect… turning abandoned places into new, utopian spaces. (Thanks Hanka for the link)
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Great photos by NYC based artist Peter Sutherland, probably known to you from his works for Stüssy or the NYC Chinatown Soccer Club
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He started to take photos in 1979, helped founding TransWorld Skateboard Magazine in 1983, where he was photo editor for about 20 years. In 2003 he moved on to start The Skateboard Mag: Grant Brittain, one of the most important figures in the skateboard (publishing) world. He released the 80/90 Zine for Arkitip recently.
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Here are some photos my friend Sergej just sent from his trip through the US of A. Looks like a creativley busy and good time. Exhibition in Chicago is up today!
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This is amazing! Jay Howell characters in a cartoon series! Sanjay and Craig is the series on Nick he was talking about in the interview for our State Of Now issue and will be airing this May. Hilarious!
“Sanjay and Craig (who happens to be a talking snake) are best friends. Together they wander the suburbs doing the impossible, walking tightropes, shredding video game world records, posing as doctors, befriending gorillas and basically doing whatever they want to do. They’re unstoppable… as long as nobody finds out that Craig can talk, so DON’T TELL ANYBODY!”
A documentary by David Couliau about writer and poet Scott Bourne, a buddy of JB. and featured artist in our second issue, exclusively premiered on Live Skateboard Media yesterday. Really good! Watch it here.
Swiss photographer Thomas Stöckli, also known under his moniker Creager – especially as a snowboard photographer, was out chasing for snow and the perfect shot for more than a decade. There is a nice interview on The Morning News where he talks about realizing images he had on his mind for a long time and why he doesn’t see himself shooting snowboard pics for another decade.
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Zzz Züri is a new book by Ingo Giezendanner (who also did this and this before) published by the lovely folks of Nieves. I am sure that this guy never sleeps but is always drawing and drawing.
“The drawings were made with felt pen in small notebooks. The hours-long work on the drawings, which are all made right on the spot, displaces Giezendanner into meditation and lets him perceive the urban space in different ways.”
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The story continues. New part online of 20000 Leagues Under The Sea. Lots of familiar faces and great skating in the Berlin streets.
HUCK Magazine – home of the Radical Culture, hailing from the Church of London – is our hotly favoured magazine. New issue coming up featuring the American writer, editor, and publisher Dave Eggers. Nice follow-up to the awesome Gonz issue last month.
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INSIDE OUT: The People’s Art Project TRAILER from SOCIAL ANIMALS on Vimeo.
Release of the trailer for JR’s documentary: “This fascinating documentary tracks the evolution of the world’s largest participatory art project, the wildly popular “Inside Out.” Travel the globe with French artist JR as he motivates communities to define their most important causes by pasting giant portraits in the street, testing the limits of what they thought possible. In capturing the process, Alastair Siddons creates a glowing testament to the power of the image and the role that art can play in transforming lives.”
Insideoutproject.net
If you have once had the chance to experience the hyperrealistic sculptures of Ron Mueck, you know the score. Deeply touching and disturbing in a way, the sculptures are so realistic in every detail that there is almost no question about, that it actually must be a living being and not just something made from any kind of materials. This week, his new exhibition opened in Paris at Fondation Cartier for which he exclusively made three new sculptures.
Watch below a making-of-video of setting up his show in Paris.
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All in one place… this is just awesome. James Turrell, Jenny Holzer, Anthony McCall, Olafur Eliasson, Doug Wheeler, Fischli & Weiss… Light Show is going until 6. May 2013. Run!
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