Casiorossi has a new album out, which you can hear on Myspace. Click “Read More” for the new video.
Monthly Archives: May 2010
Everything Is Practice
Nike recently premiered a new video called Everything Is Practice. Directed by young filmmaker Jake Sumner, the video follows Spike Lee assistant coaching his son’s Chinatown soccer team. It’s shot in black and white and has the nice, lazy, feeling of New York summer. Click “Read More” for the full video.
Thoughts on Mos Def’s “The Ecstatic”
It’s been almost a year since Mos Def released his latest solo album “The Ecstatic” – a year in which a lot of other records have hit the market. Twelve months in which many new artists have appeared on the scene. 365 days in which the music industry has gone further down the drain. But unlike [...]
4 x 4
The Paul Kopeikin Gallery is showing “4 x 4,” an exhibit of photographs by Alison Brady, Mandy Corrado, David Schoerner and Martynka Wawrzyniak, through June 5. “I would have to say all the work is based on the idea of the unconventional portrait,” Alison Brady said. “My work questions the state of normality. What I [...]
Roy Lichtenstein Still Lifes
Still lifes are, perhaps, not the first things that come to mind when hearing the name Roy Lichtenstein, but after viewing last Saturday’s opening at Gagosian gallery, there’s no question that the pop artist could paint fruit bowls and vases with the best of them. The first exhibition ever to be fully dedicated to Lichtenstein’s [...]
Sounds Like
Cork and Baltic birch are not typically associated with speaker systems. Then again, the Ceramic Speakers released by San Francisco native Joey Roth are hardly typical. Made from untreated materials, the speakers are intended to convey the beauty of ritual by taking on a personal finish through regular use. Whereas conventional speakers kowtow to the [...]
bobrauschenbergamerica
The beginning of bobrauschenbergamerica opens with a giant American flag set and a cast of nine characters moving around, coming and going, re-arranging props, roller skating by flirtatiously, making eyes at one another, climbing in boxes and bath tubs- all preparing you for the ruckus ahead. I was struck by a voice-over that seemed to represent [...]
Richard Prince’s Tiffany Paintings
Gagosian’s uptown gallery was quite a motley scene last Friday evening, as an unorthodox assortment of art enthusiasts gathered to toast and, of course, view Richard Prince’s latest exhibition, The Tiffany Paintings. A veritable social experiment: well-to-do Park Avenue types not-so-subtly investigated downtown fixtures like Max Snow while sipping wine in the back courtyard. Marc [...]
Tempelhof Airport
On the May 8, 2010, for the first time in 80 years, the area of the now closed Tempelhof Airport was opened to the public. The city of Berlin chose the slogan “Bewegungsfreiheit” (freedom to move) for the ceremonial two day opening event, but already during the opening speech of mayor Klaus Wowereit it became [...]


