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Futura2000 Austellung in Berlin

Samstag, September 12th, 2009

In Kooperation mit Odyssey Two wird es in der Münzstrasse 19 vom 24.- 27. Semptember eine Futura Austellung geben. Gezeigt werden seine Arbeiten der letzten 20 Jahre.

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englische Pressemitteilung:

Odyssey Two, showing at Muenzstr. 19 from September 24 – 27th runs throughout Art Forum Berlin and brings together 20 years of the urban art pioneer’s work. Significant new pieces will be on display, alongside key works such as the original iconic Pointman canvas and a collection of early Pointman sketches. The show focuses on the dual themes of memory and the past, and the influence these have on an individual’s imagined world. Futura’s obsessions with space and hyperindustrial landscapes grew from his adolescence: a time when man first landed on the moon, and when the New York skyline soared with a mass of fresh skyscrapers. But the world in his pieces is entirely unique – a place that has developed in his mind over time, where remnants of earlier memories co-exist with imagined, abstract landscapes. Futura used characters and set pieces (such as Pointman or his trademark cranes) as signposts in his early work. But as time has past and Futura’s world has become more and more familiar to him, these have segued into the background, bringing his technically masterful, abstract style to the fore: now, a crane appears as a series of clean lines to frame an angry, lonely landscape in a fiery world of wild strokes in acrylic.

Futura’s latest pieces show an artist comfortable in the world he has created, making accomplished works that use monochrome and occasional, frenetic bursts of outline to perfectly convey mood, atmosphere and situation, without the need for graphic symbols. Collector’s will be able to buy an accessible selection of key pieces in the creation of Futura’s world: study pieces provide entry level works; there will be a trademark Pointman series and a limited print run. There will also be a small number of recent abstract canvases presented in the environment of their creation. The exhibition is produced in conjunction with Artorial, an organisation which acts on behalf of artists and collectors to put on engaging exhibitions in pop-up environments, and to provide private buyers with impeccably researched portfolios of original work.

source: i love graffiti
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Nachbericht zur Fashion Week 2009 in Berlin

Mittwoch, Februar 4th, 2009

Fünf Tage Fashion pur sind auch an mir nicht spurlos vorbeigegangen! Ob Vernissage, Modenschauen und Messen ich habe versucht soviel mitzunehmen wie nur ging!
Meine persönlichen Highlights waren die Premium, eine internationale Fashion Trade Show und die Fashion Rock Night.

Am Freitag machte ich mich schon am frühen Nachmittag auf zur Premium, denn eine Messe von diesem Format bedarf einige Stunden Zeit! Hier stellten verschiedene Designer ihre Kollektionen für den Herbst/Winter 2009/2010 vor, rund 900 Damen – und Herrenkollektionen, ein breites Angebot an Accessoires und Schuhen, Düfte, Kosmetik, Bücher, Cds und Homeaccessoires.
Alles was Rang und Namen hatte war hier vertreten, von Drykorn, Fillipa K. und Gestuz, über IQ und Meltin Pot, bis hin zu Scotch & Soda und Suit.
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Music for the People / Fotos

Dienstag, November 18th, 2008

So sieht man sich wieder! Und zwar auf den Fotos von unserem Music for the People Event.

Der Abend mit Euch war für uns ne echte Party! Das sollten wir möglichst bald mal wiederholen!

Lasst uns wissen wie Euch der Abend gefallen hat. Was fandet Ihr besonders gut oder was könnte man beim nächsten Event besser machen?

Unser Team ist bereits mit der Planung des nächsten Music for the People Event beschäftigt. Zuviel wollen wir an dieser Stelle natürlich noch nicht verraten. Eines ist jedoch sicher… Dies war nur der Anfang!

cheers

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