FUN FRIDAY!
1. Hot Chip Live “Night and Day” (VIDEO)
2. “Letters From America” (London)
3. LUSH “You Become What You Hate” (U.K.)
4. Jim Avignon at Museo Urbano Di Roma (Rome)
5. “Mischief Over” a show by CASE (Toronto)
6. Tinsel & Twinkle in London
But before we begin, let’s boogie! It’s Friday!
It’s gonna be hot enough to fry some Jerk Chicken on the sidewalk today. Here’s a taste of nerdily chilly and funkaliciously electronic Hot Chip doing a song called “Night and Day”.
Let’s Sweat!
“Letters From America” (London)
A handful of Americans were in London this 4th of July for the opening of a new show at Black Rat Projects Gallery in conjunction with LA’s Corey Helford Gallery. “Letters From America” includes new works from RISK, Ron English, SABER, and TrustoCorpand is now open to the public.
Risk (photo by Butterfly courtesy of the gallery)
Risk (photo by Butterfly courtesy of the gallery)
For further information regarding this show click here.
LUSH “You Become What You Hate” (U.K.)
Also some people have called to tell us of some sightings in London of the bad boy Australian Street Artist LUSH. The axiom that entitles the show, so be careful, haters. The LUSH location is a warehouse someplace near the Hackneywick Station. Good lush!
LUSH at the Museum of Sex in NYC. (photo © Jaime Rojo)
For further information regarding this show click here.
Jim Avignon at Museo Urbano Di Roma
In Italy the illustrator/cartoon/doodle stylings of Jim Avignon are teamed up with the Museo Urbano Di Roma. Jim will be performing and painting live this Sunday at Grandma Bistrot.
Jim Avignon in Brooklyn. (photo © Jaime Rojo)
For further information regarding this event click here.
Also happening this weekend:
The Twist Gallery in Toronto, Canada invites you to “Mischief Over” a show by CASE. This show is now open to the general public. Click here for more details.
At the A – Side B – Side Gallery in London, Tinsel & Twinkle will show you how to kidnap a banker at their “Mini Retrospective”. This show is now open to the general public. Click here for more details.
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