Their website may take a little patience but I’ll be damned if there isn’t some just downright awesome work up for viewing pleasure at the oh-so-German Gunter Rambow. There are some real diamonds in that mine. Big shiny ones.
Not to mention the fact that they could start a kick-ass German speed metal band and not even have to change their name.
Super attractive typography in the portfolio of Philippe Apeloig. Smart, clean – very lovely.
Notorious stencil artist Banksy will be exhibiting in Hong Kong late this month at the “LOVE ART” show curated by Fabrik Contemporary Art. The exhibition will also feature the work of several other high-profile controversial artists such as Damien Hirst, Keith Haring, Romero Britto, and Mel Ramos. I can’t thin of another exhibition where such an infamous group of artists have all been grouped together. I only wish someone would buy me a ticket to Hong Kong so I could see it for myself. The details of time and place are listed below.
Place:
Hong Kong Arts Centre:
2 Harbour Road,
Hong Kong
Time:
Opening Night:
April 23 (Wednesday) | 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Dates:
Exhibition dates:
April 23rd (Wednesday) - April 28th (Monday) | 10am - 8pm
On May 7th, the Nu Visual Language collaboration project will be on display at: The Bargate Monument Gallery in Southampton, England. We have been working on this since last year, and it will be an amazing show. 13 collaborators. 12 songs. 12 artworks. And there will be headphones with each artwork to get the full experience. The exhibition was conceived & curated by Radim of Brand Nu. Collaborators: Brandon Minga, Valp, MWM, Angel D’Amico, Drez, Daniel Clark, Guy Stauber, Nathan Heleine, Bram Trimmer, Emma Jacobs, Stafan Locut, Frank Pineda. Surf through the website for more info.
