Last Thursday night, at the Museum of Sex in New York City (also known as MoSex) anticipation ran high to see the museum’s latest exhibition entitled, “F*CK ART.” The show features select pieces of 20 artists with unconventional approaches to street art — pushing the boundaries of sexuality in public space. The exhibition runs the [...]
Feb 28, 2012 | Categories: FWL BLOG | Tags: 2012, ads, Aiko, Andrew H. Shirley, art, art show, ArtByDjBoy, B-rad Izzy, bike, Cassius Fouler, Curated by, dickchicken, drinks, DROID, El Celso, Emilie Baltz, exhibition, F*CK ART, fine art, FUCK, Fuck Bike #001, GEN 2, graffiti, graffiti writers, Ice Cream, Ice Cream Cart, installations, Jeremy Novy, JMR, LUSH, Mannequins, Mark Snyder, miss van, MODE 2, New Show, new work, new york city, NYC, Opening Night, opening reception, Overtly Sexual, OZE 108 of 907, Patch Whisky, photography, photos, Plexiglass, Plexiglass Art, PNB, Portraiture, Post No Bills, provocative, public, public space, punkrose33, ROSTARR, Roz Baron, RTTP: Nathan Vincent & Bryan Raughton, Salacious, Salacious Art, sex, Sex in Art, Sexual Behavior, Sexuality, Spray Cans, spray paint, Street Artists, Street Graff, Street Tags, tags, Tony Bones, William Thomas Porter, WOLFTITS, Wonerpuss Octopus | Leave A Comment »
The Pandemic Gallery’s upcoming exhibit, All Talk, will feature thirteen emerging artists showcasing a wide array of audacious art that speaks volumes.
Feb 15, 2012 | Categories: FWL BLOG | Tags: 2012, Aakash Nihalani, ALL, ALL TALK, Andrew H. Shirley, animation, art, art show, artists, Bedford Avenue, Broadway/Wythe, brooklyn, Brooklyn-Based Artists, Cassius Fouler, design, Destroy & Rebuild, exhibition, Filmmakers, filmmaking, Gabriel Specter, gallery, graffiti, GROUP SHOW, Installation Art, installations, Isabel Lasala, J. Ralph Phillips, Jenna Hicock, Jesse Edwards, Jesus Saves, Kent, Map, Marcy Avenue, Merk, Murals, new york city, NohJColey, NYC, Oil Paint, opening reception, Pandemic Gallery, photography, Print Making, rooftops, Sculpting, show, spray paint, street art, Street Artists, streets, TALK, Upcoming, Vimeo, Visual Artists, Walls, youtube | Leave A Comment »
Mark de Clive Lowe’s monthly musical congregation, Church LA, relaunches on a new day and a new venue – Thursday, Jan 26 at the Del Monte Speakeasy / Townhouse Basement in Venice.
Jan 24, 2012 | Categories: FWL BLOG | Tags: 1/26, church, Clive Lowe, Del Monte Speakeasy, dj, frolab, House, jazz, live music, los angeles, Mark, Mark de Clive-Lowe, MdCL, Official, PRESENTS, Relaunch, soul, venice | Leave A Comment »
Natalia Fabia’s current solo show at the Jonathan LeVine Gallery entitled “Punk Rock Rainbow Sparkle” ushers a new wave of feminism with an emphasis on sugar and spice — that isn’t always nice.
Jan 24, 2012 | Categories: FWL BLOG | Tags: 2012, art show, ArtByDjBoy, Bikini Kill, exhibition, Feminism, Feminists, flickr, gallery, jonathan levine gallery, Kathleen Hanna, Le Tigre, Natalia Fabia, new york city, NYC, opening reception, Patty Smith, photography, photos, Pioneers, Professional, punk rock, Punk Rock Rainbow Sparkle, Punk Scene, Slutwalk, solo show, Wendy O Williams, Wendy O. | Leave A Comment »
Allow me to introduce you to The Black Ships, an up-and-coming band based out of Saratoga Springs, New York, who have raised their sails with a sound that is not only retro but fresh and definitely fun.
Jan 19, 2012 | Categories: FWL BLOG | Tags: 2012, 731, Albany, Bangalor, BK, black, Bogies, brooklyn, Depeche Mode, DFA 1979, DIY, DIY Culture, Do-It-Yourself, EP, Indie, Indie Band, John Gill, Joy Division, Lo-Fi Kabuki Records, Morrissey, Music Blogger, new york, Nicholas Blair, NYC, Ocean, punkrose33, records, Roz Baron, Saratoga, Saratoga Springs, Shane Sanchez, Ships, Slick Rick, The Black Ships, the clash, The Cure, the smiths, The Trash Bar, Tumblr, Upstate | Leave A Comment »
Great music. Good people. Work to inspire. This comes to mind when describing Galician musician and songwriter Xoel López.
He has been composing since his teens and gained popularity the past decade as Deluxe. Three years ago, though, he decided it was time for something else and put that name to rest. Off to the Americas he went…
Dec 21, 2011 | Categories: FWL BLOG | Tags: Bart Davenport, buenos aires, Caravana Americana, Deluxe, Félix Arias, folk, Franny Glass, friends we love, Galicia, Jennifer Cendaña Armas, junipersupadupa, Lola Garcia Garrido, Lovely Luna, music, Pablo Dacal, spain, the smiths, this charming man, Xoel López | Leave A Comment »
If you’re a registered Tea Party Republican, then you should probably look away. But if you’re a part of the 99 percent and refuse to be complacent with the American ‘okie doke’ then allow me to introduce to you the vigilante oriented group known as TrustCorp.
Dec 20, 2011 | Categories: FWL BLOG | Tags: 2011, 99 Percent, 99%, Everlast, exhibition, Fight Club, Gallery Work, George Carlin, I Get By, music, Music and Art, Music And Art Collaboration, New Music, new york, NYC, Occupy Wall Street, opera gallery, OWS, Political, Politically Charged Art, socially conscious, Socially Conscious Artists, soho, street art, Street Artists, The Truth Is Out There, TrustoCorp | 1 Comment »
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