The Making Time Valentime Project
Woo your crush and donate to a good cause at the same time. Get all the lovely details here. There's gonna be a lot of making out on the dancefloor at this Making Time, we think.
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MoMA Print Studio
Attention all zinesters! Museum of Modern Art in NYC is having an exhibition called Print Studio (4 West 54th St) right now. My fav thing to do there is to peruse the photo books from the Reanimation Library, make photocopies, and then go back into the images, manipulating them with an acetone transfer pen. There will be demos and workshops there and everything is totally free. It's open Wednesday through Monday from 11am-4pm and runs until March 9. -Maggie Lee
Chateau Rdio
The line-up at the VICE party at the Beach Road Hotel (71 Beach Road, Bondi Beach) this weekend just gave me the shakes—good ones. Das Racist, Canyons, Alpine, Collarbones, Jonti, Twin Shadow (DJ) and Austra (DJ) are all confirmed for the gig, which is kindly presented by Rdio and free to RSVP. Done and done. - Nadia
Tenderfoot
Going bush with a tent and camping stove is fairly on trend these days, but the Tenderfoot artists don't give two forks about that (they prefer to eat with their hands anyway). The photography exhibition captures the spirit of eating outdoors featuring the work of Peter Sutherland and Jessica Brent, amongst others. It opens this Friday January 27 at Mr Kitly (381 Sydney Rd.). - Nadia
I've Plumbed the Depths of this Whole Zone
There are two things that are making me look forward to the opening of the upcoming group exhibition "I've Plumbed The Depths of This Whole Zone" at Shudder Gallery (433 Columbia Street) in Vancouver this Thursday. Firstly, the great group of local creatives: Jeffro Halladay, Lee Henderson, Michelle Jukic and Shay Semple. And secondly this amazing artist statement. Show runs till February 11, see you there. - Jennilee
Maggie Lee Presents Video Syrup
A lot of my friends have been making some rad experimental films and I wanted the world to know. So, I curated a night of shorts called Video Syrup. There will be an array of classic and rare footage. Also, artists Tara Sinn and William Strobeck will premiering new work, huzzah! It's this Tuesday, January 24 at Spectacle Theater (124 S.3rd & Bedford) in NYC. -Maggie Lee
(Photos by Kristy Liebowitz for The Hole.)
Art Los Angeles Contemporary with The Hole NYC
Last Saturday, we were excited to help The Hole NYC throw a pretty rad party to celebrate Art Contemporary Los Angeles. The party featured a performance by Kreayshawn and Young Hawaii Slim, and an art installation by New Image Art. There were also a few skate ramps, lots of dancing, and an airbrushed Alf T-shirt. Thanks to everyone involved—we had a great time! Check out more photos on Art from Behind.
The Hole at Art Los Angeles Contemporary
Going to Art Los Angeles Contemporary in Santa Monica this weekend at The Barker Hangar (3021 Airport Ave, Suite 203)? Don't forget to stop by The Hole's booth, which will feature works by artists Sayre Gomez, Eric Yahnker and Ben Jones.
Sraunus Amsterdam
Sraunus, the travelling projected photo exhibition curated by the amazing Lithuanian based photographer Paul Paper is making its Amsterdam stop at the AWA Gallery (Overtoom 301) on January 17! With a killer line up of contemporary art photographers, I wish I could see it in person! - Jennilee
Alex Da Corte
Alex Da Corte's art work consists of mis-matched inanimate object, pastel colors, and the occasional inspiration from a horror flick. Catch his newest exhibition at Specifically Yours at the Joe Sheftel Gallery (24A Orchard St.) this Sunday from 6-8pm with artists Adam Henry and Rory Mulligan.
Making Time New Year's Eve HYPER-RAGER
Our New Year's Resolution? Party till we puke! Start 2012 off right at the Making Time New Year's Eve HYPER-RAGER at Union Transfer (1026 Spring Garden) with Dave P. and Sammy Slice. See y'all next year!
PUR New Years Sale
Not sure what to do with all of that holiday money? Head over to Project Urban Renewal (PUR) at Space 15 Twenty (1520 N. Cahuenga Blvd.) for their 25% off sale. You only have until January 2, so get your paws over there!
Impossible Opening
Special thanks to Claire Oring, Foster Huntington and everyone at Impossible for making last week's opening such a success. We can't wait to do it again!
MONA FOMA
Locally—and lovingly—referred to as MOFO, MONA FOMA, is a week-long festival held in Hobart every January featuring some of the world's most avant-garde performers. Curated by Brian Ritchie (one time bassist of the Violent Femmes and now a Hobart local), this year's lineup swings from Girl Talk to PJ Harvey, to Icelandic group Amiina to local Italian disco stallion Donny Benet. The festival is the offshoot of MONA, the most fascinating, perverted, beautiful, disgusting and magnificent museum in the southern hemisphere. - Nadia
(Photos via Jason Kinney at Artcrank Portland)
Artcrank
Artcrank is a series of bicycle inspired poster exhibitions that occur in cities across America. The next upcoming shows occur in Austin on February 24 and Minneapolis on April 7. Every city with a bustling art and cycling community should have one, how about Philly next? -Bob
Laura Marling at Grindcore
This past Friday, we headed over to Grindcore House (1515 S. 4th) to catch Laura Marling's current solo tour (which is completely sold out, by the way) in support of her latest album, A Creature I Don't Know. The set was short but incredibly sweet, and included new songs, a few from the past, and a cover of Ryan Adam's "My Winding Wheel." Though it's been said a thousand times that 21-year-old Marling is wise beyond her years, it's not until you watch her perform that you really understand what that means. Her sweet voice combined with her honest and occasionally dark lyrics would lead you to believe she has lived multiple lives, and learned from each. We loved seeing her in such a small, intimate setting—and the vegan coffee was good, too.
Urban Outfitters x Impossible Present
We've partnered with Impossible to present a show at their NYC project space featuring the work of Foster Huntington and Claire Oring, opening this Thursday, December 15, from 6-9pm. The show runs until January 11 at The Impossible Project Space NYC, 425 Broadway, 5th Floor. Rsvp for the reception at rsvp@theimpossibleproject.com, and hope to see you there!
Vans World Cup of Surfing 2011
The highlight reels from the Vans World Cup of Surfing 2011 in Hawaii are giving us some serious sun envy. It's barely December and we already forget what warm weather feels like. We'll just have to sit here and daydream about sitting on that beach, watching these dudes catch some serious waves.
Becky Brisco
Becky Brisco is an incredibly talented Vancouver based industrial designer whose line of objects and jewelry seem to be better described as artifacts. Her thoughtful collection is carefully crafted and heavily influenced by whimsical qualities of her childhood, history, antiques, and folklore. Becky's first Holiday pop-up shop will take place at the 01 Magazine Pop Up Space (#8 East Cordova) from December 8-23. Warm drinks for all this Saturday! - Jennilee
Movember: UO Mo Bros
Movember has come to an end and staches everywhere are disappearing. We hope everyone is enjoying their Mo-parties in celebration of all of their efforts to change the face of men's health. Special thanks to our own UO Mo Bros, as seen above. (From left to right: Jason Escobara, a freshly shaved Jason Bowser, and Ryan Wood)
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