Keith Selby x Grace Poon
Hometown - Cali
Occupation - Photographer, Stylist, Writer and Uplifter.
Whats your inspires your style?I’m not sure if I even have a style. I just know that I’m most comfortable when I have an equal mix of masculinity and femininity in my outfit. I guess I could say music and culture definitely inspires me. Read more
WALL STREET: A NEW BEAT COMES CASHING IN
Artsy style players breathe new energy into NYC’s old-world neighborhood.
(From Left) Navy suit by D&G, shirt by Etiqueta Negra, scarf Vintage. Dress by Nicole Miller, necklace by Alexis Bittar, bracelets by Noir. Suit and shirt by Reiss. Tie, stylists own.
We want Miles
Until August 29th, Montreal’s Museum of Fine Arts is the home ‘We want Miles’ an interactive exhibition that takes you in meander of Miles Davis’ universe. From his childhood to the early years of his career, to his later days. The impressive mix of audiovisual material, never before seen film footage, rare handwritten scores, instrument (and so much more… ) makes this exhibit so unique. We should also note that this feature 4 paintings by none other Jean-Michel Basquiat.
For more info, peep the exhibit’s microsite
True Beauty: Kimberly Sumner
In all areas of the world beauty is interpreted differently. For example in America our ideas of beauty tend to me targeted towards the external. We however, like to explore the internal beauty of people from different spectrums of life. Kimberly Sumner defines true beauty through her creativity speech and aura.
Jules de Balincourt – Premonitions
Does technology isolate us or bring us together? This could be the theme of Jules de Balincourt’s solo exhibition at Deitch Projects, showcasing over fifteen new paintings ranging from laptop to mural size.
Dealing with abstraction and figuration, the artist presents his “Premonitions” as an explosion of colors oscillating between fiber optics and tactile paint, pop culture and epic. Young people sitting in nature, motorcyclists exiting a pink tunnel or minuscule folks gathering together below huge speakers: everything is possible in Jules de Balincourt’s imaginary homelands, reflecting the way our collective representations are shaped by technology, internet and networking. The artist’s vision of future remains ambiguous, showing how tools of communication could turn either to utopia or disaster by empowering or overwhelming people. Standing between critique and optimism, his mysterious landscapes ultimately suggests that change could come from every individual.
Born in Paris, Jules de Balincourt lives and works in Brooklyn. He had recent exhibitions at Thaddeus Ropac in Paris, Zach Feuer Gallery in New York, and Arndt and Partner in Berlin, and presents a major exhibition at the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo this spring. Jules de Balincourt is also running STARR SPACE, a multi-use, community building space hosting performances and events in Bushwick.
April 1-24, 2010
18 Wooster Street, New York
Cookies + (Skim) Milk Shopping Event
- Courtesy of Sigourney Salley
New City Etiquette
German Venegas.
- Courtesy Of Sigourney Salley
On The Incline w/ Wahkeem Kelly
WHAT ARE YOU WEARING?
Zed fitted cap by MISHKA x
New Era, Shades by RETROSUPERFUTURE, Tacoma plaid flannel by MISHKA, Jeans by Uniqlo Japan, Footwear by VANS Chukka Boot, Leather Rider jacket by Amacord Vintage & Watch by G-SHOCK DW6900.
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- Courtesy of Sigourney Salley