Edits
Oh No Ono
Posted by Fabio 10 October 2009
Oh No Ono will release their brilliant new album Eggs early next year, and you can find a taste of what to expect in the Adam Hashemi-directed video for ‘Swim’.
The Hickey Underworld – Blonde Fire
Posted by Fabio 10 October 2009
The Hickey Underworld – Blonde Fire – from the album “Hickey Underworld”. The video has been causing both repulsion and enthusiasm in equal measures.
Watch with caution, explicit content.
Hecuba
Posted by Fabio 9 October 2009
Hecuba’s deep hooks and classic songwriting have a strange newness and beauty that can swing from hilarious to heartbreaking in a single measure. Their records are full of surprises, open spaces, and experimentation, but feel assured and complete — as if they landed whole from another place. Like a future Ike and Tina, Hecuba’s live performances are emotional, erratic, and often spellbinding experiences. read more
OSK Studio
Posted by Fabio 9 October 2009
OSK Studio is located in Los Angeles and was founded by Jon Beasley in 2003. One will find some well interesting cover art on OSK’s website.
Rupert Norfolk
Posted by Fabio 9 October 2009
34 year old Rupert Norfolk lives and works in London. He graduated in 1996 from Chelsea College of Art & Design with a BA in fine art. Since then he has been busy exhibiting in galleries around the world. I was immediately captured by his colourful handwoven Aubusson tapestries which are in stark contrast to his work with metal. read more
Rachel Feinstein
Posted by Fabio 9 October 2009
Last time american artist Rachel Feinstein visited London was for “The Americans. New Art”, exhibition at the Barbican in 2001. I was told she might be back in London for this years Frieze Art Fair, hope she’ll make it. read more
YSL Spring/Summer 2010
Posted by Fabio 9 October 2009
YSL creative director Stefano Pilati again presented his men’s collection with a short film, this one shot by French actor/writer/director Samuel Benchetrit and starring Benchetrit’s 11-year-old son, Jules.
Good Herb
Posted by Fabio 9 October 2009
Fontanelle Gallery is pleased to present Good Herb, an exhibition featuring new drawings and installation by Portland artist Jess Hirsch. Hirsch crafts delicately rendered pencil drawings of alternative medicine practitioners, healers, shamans, and the herbs that they harvest from the wild for medicinal use.
www.jesshirsch.com
www.fontanellegallery.com
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