Showing posts with label TINY VICES. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TINY VICES. Show all posts

Monday, June 23, 2008

Scenic View...


I know that sounds lame but awhile ago I emailed Tim Barber and guess what, he emailed me back. I know he's super busy so that was awesome that he responded. I'm really big Tim Barber fan and definitely dig what he has been cooking up for awhile.. Some people get hype'd over shoes or clothes, not me(tiny lie)...

Partners & Spade in accordance with TV Books and Tiny Vices presents:
A special two day exhibition and catalog viewing!

Featuring new books, posters and artwork by:
Aurel Schmidt, Chris Dorland, Gordon Hull, Jason Lee,
Jason Nocito, Julia Burlingham, Kim Krans, Mark Delong,
Michael Schmelling, Patrick Griffin and Tim Barber.

Partners & Spade
40 Great Jones street
(between Bowery and Lafayette)
New York, NY


THIS WEEKEND ONLY!!!!
Saturday June 28th, 12 - 8pm
Sunday June 29th, 12 - 6pm

This will be well worth attending and I personally can't wait. I need some new books for this new bookshelf I got my eye on..

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Scenic View...


I was crawling over super great site, Tinyvices for the new Jeret Penner portfolio(left, 1/5 of HUMANFIVE**) and I saw this sweet collage from Jason M. Lee(right). Getting back to Jeret Penner, I really like his painting. I don't want to elaborate and proclaim too much but I will say his creativity is quite refreshing.


While I was looking around I saw a post for New York Photo Festival. Labeled "The Future of Contemporary Photography" Starting May 14th, this 4 day event will be hosted in Dumbo Brooklyn with curators; Martin Parr, Lesley A. Martin, Tim Barber, Kathy Ryan. Damn that's a pretty prestigious panel... really good stuff!!

The line up of artist and exhibitions will definitely be best in New York City and possibly one of the most "talked-about" events of the year. I honestly can't even start to explain the festival schedule . I was excited and overwhelmed at the same time.
Only slightly bad news....... this event cost some currency but I'm willing to put the life of my unborn that this festival will be well worth its weight in gold. They have all sorts of price packages and/or for those on that grassroots/broke tip you can volunteer to be apart of such a great event for Brooklyn.