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From Los Angeles

11/06/09 03:31PM

Michael, Kevin & Geoff

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New works on paper from three old friends in Los Angeles—Michael Leon, Kevin Lyons and Geoff McFetridge. Opening this Saturday.

From Philadelphia

11/04/09 10:42AM

Six Scents Series Two

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This Friday, stop by Reward to catch a whiff of Six Scents Series Two, designer fragrances from Toga, Henrik Vibskov, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Richard Nicoll, House of Holland and Damir Doma, and preview the short film that accompanies each scent. Smells like fashion.

From Los Angeles


11/04/09 10:40AM

Shoes + Shoes + Shoes + Bags

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Space 15 Twenty's new shoe boutique opens this Friday, with a special performance by DJ Lynnetic and shoes from Candela NYC, Colonial Madness, Dr. Martens, Frye, Toms, Marais and oh so much more. They're even stocking scents from Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab, and if you stop by on opening night, you can sample goodies from the Green Truck and Minx Nails.
These shoes were made for shopping! Seriously, they were.

From Elsewhere








11/02/09 03:17PM

The Event

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Starting on Wednesday in Eastside, Birmingham, is not just an event, but The Event, a five-day contemporary arts festival. Events within the event include artist Mark Essen's roaming record exchange, an on-site creation of the seventh issue of An Endless Supply, and a performance of "and you shall know us by the trail of Morris Men," where the Morris Men will escort the audience from venue to venue and kick off the proceedings with a dance.

From New York




10/30/09 11:53AM

Who Shot Rock & Roll: A Photographic History

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Who Shot Rock & Roll: A Photographic History, 1955 to the Present opens today at the Brooklyn Museum. One of the first major museum shows to give rock 'n' roll photogs their due, this is something we can't wait to check out.

From Los Angeles

10/26/09 04:02PM

Obey's Graveyard Shift

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Obey and The Crosby have teamed up to throw a costume party this Friday, October 30th from 9pm to 2am. Photobooth, psychedelic visuals, djs and real ghosts included.

From Philadelphia


10/26/09 10:39AM

Making Time Thriller 3000

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We don't even really know what to say...

From Los Angeles

10/22/09 04:34PM

The Reformation Pop-Up Shop

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This Saturday, The Reformation Pop-Up shop opens at Space 15 Twenty, featuring Reformed, Reformation, Chris Habana, Made Her Think, Veda, tons of vintage and DJ Zach Rosencrantz. It's pretty much a guaranteed good time.

From Elsewhere

10/22/09 04:26PM

Mason Taylor at Urban Outfitters

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This Saturday at 4pm, catch Mason Taylor (from the Boston-based band A'Tris) for an in-store performance at the Harborplace Urban Outfitters in Baltimore (301 Light St.).

From Los Angeles



10/20/09 04:45PM

Main Street: An Exhibition of Video Art and Animation

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This Saturday, Main Street: An Exhibition of Video Art and Animation opens at Gallery Space at Space 15 Twenty. Curated by David Jacob Kramer, the show features the work of Peter Sutherland, Lori D., Andrew Jeffrey Wright, Andrew Sutherland, Miranda July, Lucky Dragons, Kris Moyes, Jacob Ciocci and Melanie Bonajo.

From Vancouver

10/19/09 11:05AM

Here Is Now

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Here Is Now opens this Saturday the 24th when, for one night only, 11 artists take over a storefront on 6th and Main Sts. Curated by Natasha Lands and Victor Wang, the show features the work of The Dark, The Wizard Gang, Robert Means, Kyle Scully and seven others in this blink-(or get too drunk)-and-you'll-miss-it gallery.

From New York

10/15/09 02:51PM

Make Room For the Emptiness

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Philadelphia-based artist Jim Houser opens his third solo show at Jonathan Levin Gallery on October 24 with a site-specific installation that includes handmade guitars and flowerpots and meditations on finding love and recovering from illness.

From London

10/15/09 02:25PM

Chapter One Gallery

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Chapter One Gallery opens its doors with an inaugural show aptly titled Genesis. Exhibited is work from Stefan Marx, Michael Swaney, Samuel Francois, Mudwig, Erosie and Merjin Hos. Genesis closes at the end of the month, but up next is Our Ends, showcasing only London talent.

From Portland


10/14/09 01:15PM

Content 09

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This Sunday, 38 independent clothing designers take over 28 rooms at the Ace Hotel forContent 09. Wander at your leisure while taking part in the fashion, drinks, live music and accompanying art installations, all presented as the debut event from How We Develop.

From New York

10/12/09 02:44PM

Poprally at MOMA

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In honor of its concurrent exhibition Spike Jonze: The First 80 Years, the MOMA's collaborative arts series Poprally has invited Patrick O'Dell to create a compilation of skate videos from the 1980s on. The screening this Thursday includes a conversation with Jonze, Lance Mountain, Greg Hunt, Jake Phelps, Ty Evans and other skateboarding legends. Sadly, it's already sold out. Time to call you brother's friend's cousin who once interned for the MOMA and see if he can hook you up.

From Paris

10/12/09 01:13PM

Rodarte X Repetto

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There are many wares for sale from Rodarte's exhibition at Colette, including marbled Repetto ballet flats and a less-functional box of Dennis Cooper's ephemera priced at €1862.

From New York

10/08/09 04:50PM

The Rock-afire Explosion

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As an adult, it's not unusual to look back at the staples of your childhood and realize they were all vaguely creepy. Such is definitely the case with Showbiz Pizza and its animatronic band, The Rock-afire Explosion. A group of musical robots in animal suits, it didn't get any weirder, and now it's memorialized in a documentary, called The Rock-afire Explosion, screening tonight at Anthology Film Archives. There will be pizza. (Via The Moment.)

From Philadelphia

10/07/09 11:53AM

National Pretzel Month

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Fortunately, there are still 24 more days to celebrate.

From Philadelphia

09/30/09 03:04PM

The Year of the Wolfbat

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Wolfbats come to roost at Space 1026 this Friday, with a woodcut installation that includes sculptures and murals, snakes, eagles, angry beasts and wolfbats, of course.

From New York

09/26/09 03:10PM

Showpaper Benefit

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Showpaper, the volunteer-run, DIY publication of all-ages shows and art listings, is hosting a benefit tonight at Brooklyn's Kidd-Yellin gallery in Red Hook. Admission is $8-$25 on a sliding scale, so show up and show support.