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Their inspiration for a style of resistance never before seen in Russia, was the riot grrrl punk movement, including groups like Kathleen Hanna’s Bikini Kill, and flash mobs. The young women of the collective, average age 25, have revealed only the smallest details about their lives. None will divulge their day jobs. They only use first-names. In the two weeks since their mid-January action, the all-female group has become a potent symbol of anger at the status quo in Russian society and their videos have gone viral all over the world. Like many young people in Russia, the members of the Pussy Riot collective are furious at Vladamir Putin’s plans to seek the presidency again and his return was the impetus behind the formation of the group (as well as their song “Putin Has Pissed Himself”). http://www.freeturbine.com/index.php/news/general-music-news/item/pussy-riot-revolt-in-russia-putin-s-got-scaredTheir inspiration for a style of resistance never before seen in Russia, was the riot... more
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It's an exhibition to see and to listen to the one that from January 14 to February 3, 2012, the Palazzo Reale in Palermo, the Sicilian Parliament building, dedicates to BIOS Vincent, a young artist from Trapani, who lives and works between China and Italy. "The wall sounds", curated by Martina Cavallarin, is BIOS first solo show in Palermo, expected return in his homeland after the recent artistic experiences in China, in Boston and Berlin.
The exhibition is under the patronage of the Sicilian District, the Sicilian Regional Assembly and the Fondazione Federico II, and promoted by Sicilian Association Promotion, with the contribution of Galleria Affiche Milan and Galleria 71 Palermo. Sponsored by URSA Italy SrL.
THE EXHIBITION
BIOS builds for Palazzo Reale a most unusual path, which runs from the lower floor, where the visitors are greeted by video with the artist's performative acts, to the central hall on the upper floor, where a labyrinthine installation consisting of more than 40 works envelops the visitors in large coils of matter by strong colors that take over and lead to the great wall entirely covered by a work of considerable emotional dimensions.
Facing the panels sprinkled with cement, perforated by bullets of various calibers, Magnum, sinkers, Lupara, and the wall installations with numbers, words, letters, signs violated by a specific and targeted use of firearms, the visitors are carried away by the echo of an invisible firearm shot, of answers ever given, of unexpected gifts, a disillusioned hope or an erased memory.
BIOS looks at the world from the hole inflicted by bullets on its surfaces and its art looks like self-taught, but rather is borrowed from a unique cultural journey from ancient manuscripts such as graphics or medieval literature, engravings, sacred art and an imaginary visionary - says exhibition curator Martina Cavallarin.
BIOS has a personal research that investigates the social dimension focusing on topics such as abortion, ecology, oppression, violence, physical and mental barriers through an art that uses performance - in which the hunters shoot virtually on its prey, a metaphor for excellence, or in which the artist portrays the "Pinocchio" and simulated crucifixions - and wall installations, paintings that becomes sculptures welcoming color, scarification, objects surrounded by numbers like logo - as the 194, a figure that evokes the number of abortion law in Italy - or words, letters written.
"Those of Vincent's are the walls of life, telling the story of men who have lived - writes the architect Michele Premoli Silva who designed the exhibition - Walls that, like those of houses in places of combat or conflict, marked by bursts of bullets that have carved their alphabet, remembering that broken lives. BIOS has chosen to tell the life of the world through the wall".
Accompanies the exhibition a prestigious catalog published by Fondazione Federico II Editore in three languages - Italian | English | Chinese - with critical essays by Martina Cavallarin | Micol Di Veroli | Michele Premoli Silva
THE ARTIST
BIOS Vincent
born in Erice, Trapani, on 24.11.1976
Large wall installations and mixed media are used in his research, focused on the social dimension, on themes such as abortion, ecology, oppression, violence, physical and mental barriers, and memory. He is currently engaged in the process of environmental installations in which there is the use of renewable energy sources. Since 2000 his work has been exhibited in various solo and group exhibitions in Italy and abroad.
Lives and works in Milan and China and works with several studies of architecture in the development of projects between art and architecture.
INFO
BIOS Vincent | The wall sounds
curated by Martina Cavallarin
from January 14th to February 3th 2012
opening: January 13th 2012 at 7 pm
Palazzo Reale, Sala Duca di Montalto
Piazza Indipendenza, 1 – Palermo - ITALY
Under the Patronage of:
Sicily Region |Sicilian Regional Assembly |Federico II Foundation
Sponsored by:
URSA Italia Srl
With the contribution of: Galleria Affiche - Milano | Galleria 71 - Palermo
Scientific management: Scatola Bianca - Venezia
Exhibition project: Studio Premoli Silva
Communication concept and design project: Tosi comunicazione
Open: Monday-Saturday: 8:30 am - 5:40 pm; on Sundays and (public) holidays: 8:30 am-1:00 pm Ticket: 3 euro
Info: www.federicosecondo.org
Tel: +39 091_6262833
The exhibition is accompanied by a prestigious catalog edited by Federico II Foundation in three languages - italian | english | chinese by Martina Cavallarin | Micol Di Veroli | Michele Premoli Silva
Press office:
Flavia Lanza | ph. +39 340_4265760 |mail: Flavia.Lanza.Press@gmail.comIt's an exhibition to see and to listen to the one that from January 14 to... more
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Corpus. Arte in Azione è una rassegna che indaga l’utilizzo della performance come mezzo di espressione privilegiato. Sinestetica e partecipativa, la performance si conferma oggi uno degli ambiti più proficui della sperimentazione artistica, all’incrocio di diversi linguaggi: teatro, installazione, cinema, musica, arte visiva, danza, culture popolari.Corpus. Arte in Azione è una rassegna che indaga l’utilizzo della... more
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TREVERCROW's HIP HOP NIGHT
TreverCrow presents HIP HOP NIGHT #5 at The Alley in Sparks, NV. The night features all elements of Hip Hop, from music to live art, breakdancing, mc battles, drinks, productions, and talent. The monthly event features some of the best local Hip Hop talent from all across Nevada and California.
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EVERYONE INVOLVED (in no order):
TREVER CROW'S HIP HOP NIGHT
DJ MOREFEIND
POPEYE
GROUNDSKEEPER
KAUSE-N-EFFECTS
LADY RUSSIA
MANNY BEATS
NIQUE
DOC WIZZLE
JAKE LOPES
MECCA
RENCH ROCKWELL
JR THOMPSON
COUNTRY MACC
LIL ROSE
SIDESHOW MOB
X TOPH
DJ BILLYMIXXX
J MAUZY
MOETROUBLEI
GOLDIE LOCKS
AKBADD
THE INCREDIBLE MACC SQUAD
DESAINT
CARLOS LOPEZ
NICKY BEE
EVOL
RELYT
BBOY ROACH
BBOY TEG
BBOY BALLISTIC
BBOY HUH
RENEE TAYLOR
JENNY ANNE
JAZMINE
MEGAN COSCUNA
ASHLEY COSCUNA
TAYLOR CONWAY
CHLOE BOWEN
MYAN
PROLIFIX
TREVER CROW
CAHSE MCMULLEN
CHAPIN
ITEM 9
THE ALLEY
PRECISION PRODUCTIONS
HELENESSE
YOUNG DUSE
ZOMBIE MOVIE
SPARKSTREVERCROW's HIP HOP NIGHT
TreverCrow presents HIP HOP NIGHT #5 at The Alley... more
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Organizzato in collaborazione con i movimenti di lotta no-tav, dai comitati contro i tagli alla cultura e con il coinvolgimento dei soggetti protav si terrà dal 14 al 25 ottobre 2011 presso gli spazi di Palazzo Bertalazone di San Fermo in via San Francesco d'Assisi 14 alle ore 18. Ci saranno incontri, dibattiti proiezioni, performance, mostre... tra artisti, militanti dei movimenti, tecnici esperti di tav e alta velocità, scrittori, registi, critici e storici d'arte.Organizzato in collaborazione con i movimenti di lotta no-tav, dai comitati contro i... more
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Lang Lang tells how he was inspired to play the piano - from watching a Tom and Jerry cartoon!Lang Lang tells how he was inspired to play the piano - from watching a Tom and Jerry... more
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Ana Rokafella Garcia is a well respected choreographer, director and producer, as well as being a professional dancer. She rocks the Samsung Galaxy Tablet much like she rocks the paint - fast, focused and fabulously.
(Darrell v 2)Ana Rokafella Garcia is a well respected choreographer, director and producer, as well... more
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The Remixed Media Festival is open for submissions! Submit your art, video, performance, music to the remixed media festival 2011 in Brooklyn, NY - in DUMBO. 2 days of show-stopping DJ performances, video art, sculpture, photography, sound art, media and technology workshops, and multimedia theater.
http://remixedmedia.orgThe Remixed Media Festival is open for submissions! Submit your art, video,... more
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After being pronounced dead in her house, the body of Amy Winehouse is carried away from her Camden home with the cameras and onlookers still taking her photos.
Amy Jade Winehouse (14 September 1983 – 23 July 2011) was a British singer-songwriter known for her powerful contralto vocals and her eclectic mix of musical genres including R&B, soul and jazz. Winehouse died at the age of 27 on 23 July 2011 at her home in London; police have said that the cause of her death was "as yet unexplained".After being pronounced dead in her house, the body of Amy Winehouse is carried away... more
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This is Dionne Bromfield performing 'Mama Said' with Amy Winehouse (her Godmother) on stage from the iTunes Festival July 20, 2011
Amy Winhouse, 27, was found dead at her London home Saturday, July 23, 2011. This was her last and final performance. Rest In Peace, Amy. We will forever love your style of music. You will be missed greatly, babe!This is Dionne Bromfield performing 'Mama Said' with Amy Winehouse (her... more
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Two local petrolheads are set to represent High Wycombe in an exciting new grassroots motorsport series taking place at Santa Pod Raceway on August 21st. Luke Woodham and Cliff Judson are amongst hundreds of UK racers that are heading to Santa Pod Raceway to compete in the Fueltopia barrel Sprint series (FBS).
The Fueltopia Barrel Sprint is a new form of racing that crosses drag racing with drifting. Competitors must go head-to-head against each other as they navigate 360 degrees around three barrels over a 100 meter sprint. Each lane is timed and the fastest car to cross the line is the winner.
Luke Woodham, has entered the FBS series in his tuned Nissan 200SX. The car is rear-wheeled drive and has been set-up for the art of drifting having had the interior removed and roll cage fitted. Luke has always had a penchant for speed from racing motorcross at an early age he has progressed through bikes to cars. The FBS series allows anyone with a road legal car and a driving licence to enter, keeping racing off the streets and on the track so therefore fully supported by these two local racers.
He’ll not be entering alone and will be joined by Cliff Judson who is a familiar face on the drag racing circuit. Cliff drives a modified Nissan R33 Skyline GTR that has been set up for drag racing. The FBS is something new and Cliff is keen to put his driving and his car to the challenge, he says “ I’ll freely admit that this is a huge challenge, friends have forever mocked my lack of circuit driving ability, even though I won the street class title in the 2008 Pro Street Drag series.”
http://www.fueltopia.co.uk/profiles/blogs/wycombe-racers-want-the-winTwo local petrolheads are set to represent High Wycombe in an exciting new grassroots... more
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It's Friday and the sun is shining in London and it made me think of nature, or the lack there of. So here, in the name of performance art is a woman with a bushy tail pretending to be a squirrel.It's Friday and the sun is shining in London and it made me think of nature, or... more
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You are invited to our major new exhibition Modern Panic.
A surreal, provocative and controversial collection of modern artists.
We will be opening the exhibition with a special live art happening on Friday 3rd June 2011 - 'Panic Ephemeral' - An art happening, where many of the artists will be producing their work live in front of your eyes. This will be a mixture of powerful and unforgetable live art, surreal dadaist music and sonic sounds designs to access the 'other side' and shudderingly mind bending performance art.
Get your tickets here : www.guerrillazoo.com/modern-panic
Modern Panic is featuring such artists as infamous prisoner Charles Bronson (who's been in solitary confinement for 32 years), Bolivian enfant terrible Gastón Ugalde with his impressive coca leaf art, taxidermy artist Iris Schieferstein who's hoof boots have been sought after by the likes of Lady Gaga, provocative Kira O'Reilly, Tank Girl comic artist Rufus Dayglo and over 50 others!
OPEN TO PUBLIC :
SAT 4TH JUNE - SUN 12TH JUNE 201
11am - 7pm
Read more here -
http://ymlp.com/zR53DuYou are invited to our major new exhibition Modern Panic.
A surreal, provocative and... more
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In the early part of the 20th Century, beer drinkers had only two choices when it came to quenching their thirst for a delicious frothy beverage: draught beer or bottles. It wasn’t until the 1930s that canned beer arrived on the scene. Initially, tin cans could not withstand the carbonated pressure and burst. Eventually, technological developments and the introduction of a vinyl liner proved successful in containing the pressure. Then in 1935, Kruger’s Brewery of New Jersey introduced the first canned beer–Kruger’s Finest Beer–to the market, revolutionizing the beer industry. The canned versus bottled beer debate has raged ever since, and now the emerging mircrobrew trend is putting a new spin on the topic.
The traditional debate has centered on factors including taste, convenience, and cost. Beer is a sensitive beverage and exposure to both light and oxygen results in off-flavors. The caps on bottles are not completely airtight, creating a chemical reaction between oxygen and the hops, whereas cans are impervious to both light and oxygen, protecting the flavor, reducing chances of creating a “skunky” amora, and extending the shelf life. Although proponents of bottles have remained steadfast in the claim that cans produce a metallic taste, there has been little empirical evidence to support the claim. Additionally, the lightweight and portability of cans often prove to be more convenient than bottles for both consumers and producers. In regards to shipping efficiency, the longneck design on bottles wastes packaging space, while cans are able to be efficiently packaged and weigh less, which allows more to be shipped at less cost.
With recent concerns regarding sustainability, overall environmental impact has become a new point of contention in this debate. In evaluating the environmental impact of cans versus bottles, there are many factors to consider, including raw material sourcing, processing techniques, recycling rates, the distance of the container manufacturer to the brewery, and the distance of the brewery to the distribution point. Most certainly, manufacturing aluminum cans is extremely resource intensive. The mining, refining, processing and transporting of bauxite ore, from which aluminum is derived, leaves an extensive trail of carbon emissions in its wake. Contrastingly, bottles are made from the more abundant resource silica and glass processing has lower overall emissions rates. However, the recycling rate for glass in the US is only 28% compared to the nearly 55% recycling rate for aluminum cans. Moreover, beer bottles contain only 20-30% recycled glass in comparison to the average beer can that is made of 40% recycled aluminum. Recycled aluminum requires 95% less energy and produces 95% less greenhouse gas emissions than manufacturing new aluminum.
Post Continues: http://www.triplepundit.com/2011/05/great-canned-bottled-beer-debate-20-craft-brewing-weighs/In the early part of the 20th Century, beer drinkers had only two choices when it came... more
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“Staging Action: Performance in Photography Since 1960” presents a wide range of images focusing on performance art that were expressly made for the artist’s camera, which was recently on exhibition at The Museum of Modern Art in New York City. Performance art is usually experienced live, but what documents it and ensures its enduring life is, above all, photography. Yet photography plays a constitutive role, not merely a documentary one, when the performance is staged expressly for the camera (often in the absence of an audience), and the images that result are recordings of an event but also autonomous works of art. The pictures in this exhibition exemplify the complex and varied uses artists have devised for photography in the field of performance art since the 1960s.
Many artists have experimented with the camera to test the physical and psychological limits of the body. Other artists have enlisted the camera as an accomplice in experiments with identity, suggesting the plasticity or mutability of identity itself. They have engaged the production of the self as positional rather than fixed and often played with shifting ideas of gender and/or sexual identity. The exhibition also includes both off-the-cuff and staged performative gestures of political dissent, as well as explorations of the dualities of consumerism and dispossession.
“Staging Action” demonstrates the complex ways in which photography, confronting us with its ability to both freeze and extend a moment in time, pushes against the grain of mere documentation to create performance art as a conceptual exercise that can be appreciated in the absence of a performing body. Often the technology of the camera is able to open up new space for performance, isolating exhibitionist, arresting, spectacular and just plain wacky moments. For every strenuous performance in this collection that challenges physical and psychological limits, there’s also a very playful one.
This piece includes a number of high-resolution vintage photographs, an engrossing photo-gallery and a documentary short film.
http://disembedded.wordpress.com/2011/05/07/performance-in-photography-since-1960-an-audience-of-one/“Staging Action: Performance in Photography Since 1960” presents a wide... more
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