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Ett par träd mindre i Knäckebröhult. Alex från Alto kom och hjälpte till att plocka ner dem uppifrån.
Plöck : Heidelberg, Germany - 20 December 2010.
450D + 50/1.4 : 1/125s, f/1.4, ISO800.
Many would claim (and agree!) that the Hauptstrasse in Heidelberg can be very busy, and at many times overrun by tourists. We used to complain that there were just too many tourists on shopping Saturday - that I would be one of those very same tourists after leaving the city in 2003 would become amusing, if not a little appalling. Another wast-east street is Plöck which runs not only parallel to the Hauptstrasse, but almost as long. This is like an open secret among knowing residents and University students, for all who traverse the width of the Altstadt along the much narrower Plöck will find very interesting shops.
Behind the Kaufhof department store at Bismarckplatz, I made this photo at the western end of Plöck (at Sofienstraße).
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Photo taken at the 2014 Lake Macquarie International Children’s Games in December 2014.
The ICG is the largest multi‐sport youth games in the world and a member of the International Olympic Committee.
Approximately 1500 athletes between 12 and 15 years of age, and their coaches, participate in this prestigious event
each year.
Siri är på 2.5-årskontroll på BVC. Hon får bl.a. plocka upp en bunte djur ur en låda, varvid hon ställer dom alla på rad (och justerar så att den lilla grisen får vara bredvid sin mamma…). Roligt nog så gör tydligen alla barn så att de ställer djuren i rad bredvid varandra. Vi gör en kort runda på Malmöfestivalen och besöker den underbara franska karusell som Björn tipsade oss om. Karusell är byggd av drivved och drivs av att två föräldrar får gunga gungbräda. Medan karusellen går spelar en fransman dragspel, drivveds-piano eller cello. Fantastiskt helt enkelt! Vive la France! Bilden är dragen ur en liten filmsnutt. På kvällen blir vi bjudna på middag hos Jäleviks. Esko som jag kommer ihåg som ganska stillsam öser nu så hårt att han är konstant svettig.
Photo taken at the 2014 Lake Macquarie International Children's Games in December 2014.
The ICG is the largest multi-sport youth games in the world and a member of the International Olympic Committee. Approximately 1500 athletes between 12 and 15 years of age, and their coaches, participate in this prestigious event each year.
Bro Palace
Opening Reception: Friday February 26th, 7-10pm
February 26th - March 29th
Now for something completely different…
Bro Palace is the title of our upcoming art show featuring the work of Skinner, Porous Walker, Jay Howell, Deth P Sun and Ferris Plock. Although their work is mostly rooted in illustration, each artist has a very distinct and instantly recognizable style. From psychedelic mash-ups to ink drawings to sculpture this show promises to tickle the artistic fancy of a wide viewing audience. To further add a touch of mayhem, the SF based band Thee Oh Sees will be playing a special set during the night of the reception. This show is not to be missed, bro.
Artist Bio:
Skinner is an obsessive painter / illustrator who collects animals and friends while envisioning the end of all humans in his psychedelic nightmare paintings too hideous to behold.
Porous Walker is somebody.
Porous draws, paints, writes, sculpts, acts, films, photos, fashion designs and anything else it takes to get his vision across. Porous has shown works all around the globe and even in fancy places like the NY MOMA. His works have been featured in major motion pictures and television.
Porous Walker has been officially selected by himself to waste hours
of your time with his crap.
Jay Howell is an all around kind dude that draws funny-ass cartoons and stuff. He lives in San Francisco where he can be seen on the streets messin’ around and sayin’ classic shit on a regular basis.
Deth P. Sun is a painter/illustrator currently residing in Berkeley, California. He is originally from San Diego, California, and moved up to the Bay Area for schooling. He received his BFA from the California College of Arts and Crafts in 2002 in Painting and Drawing.
Ferris Plock is an artist who currently enjoys drawing tacos fighting burgers in a battle for fast food supremacy. He can be found roaming the beautiful streets of Western Addition with his wife and his son. He has been creating his art for a few years now and hopes to continue to do so in the near and distant future. He is very excited to be working with the likes of Deth, Jay, Porous, and Skinner.
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Denna 1972 Chevrolet Cheyenne C20 Pickup köpte jag 1982 körde med den och sedan plockade isär för total översyn blästrad och aluminiserad, på detta kort har jag just grundat hytten. Foto taget med min polaroid kamera vilket jag tog en del kort med före digital tiden en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevrolet_C/K#Second_generation_(1967-1972)
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Guerrero Gallery opened the much-awaited opening for Adam 5100’s “Even Keel” and Mike Giant’s “Reflections on Past, Present, and Future" a few weeks ago and we were there to take it all in.
There’s no shortage of love for Mike Giant in SF, and this was obvious as fans and friends came out to see the show. Mike’s work continues to hold our attention and interest, and this current exhibition was proof that he is continuing to push forward as an artist in several ways. Fans familiar with Mike’s work might have been a little surprised to see that most of the pieces in the show were not black and white pen and ink drawings. There were several collage pieces, as well as black paintings on canvas, two very different mediums for someone renowned for his amazingly clean and steady use of ink.
In the Project Room, Adam 5100’s “Even Keel” presented equally impressive and intricate works. For this show, Adam presented an amazing spray enamel painting. Surrounding this piece were frames containing layers upon layers of the hand-cut paper stencils that are used to create his paintings. These stencils were layered in the order they would have been used to create the paintings, then stitched together. The cotton rag paper stencils stood beautifully on their own and provided a unique insight into Adam’s process and great technical skill.
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All photos by Michael Cuffe for Warholian.com
Announcing the Hi-Fructose Collected Edition 2 Box Set!
Each limited Edition Box Set features:
- The Hi-Fructose Collected 2 Hardcover Book (cover shown below):
A thick 300+ page hardcover book expands a best of selection of material from issues 5-8 of the magazine.
Packed with intelligent interviews and exposés on leading pop surrealists, street artists and new contemporary artists, from all over the world. The Hi-Fructose Collected 2 Box Set, edited by Annie Owens and Attaboy, is a must-have addition to your personal library.
The hardcover book includes a special introduction by the infamous Long Gone John
Featuring:
Amy Sol, Lori Earley, James Jean, Audr ey Kawasaki, Mars-1 , Parskid, Brendan Danielsson, David Stoupakis, Apak, Angry Woebots, Jordan Crane, Marion Peck, Yoko d’Holbachie, Jason D’Aquino, Ken Keirns, Scott Radke, Amy Casey, Mark jenkins, Oliver Munday, Brendan Tang, Travis Louie, Brian Dettmer, Kukula, KMNDZ, Freek Drent, XiaoQing Ding, Naoto Hattori, Paul Pope, Chris Mars, Edwin Ushiro, Jonathan Wayshak, KRK Ryden, Gregory Jacobsen, Yoskay Yamamoto, Mike Rea, Ferris Plock, Oksana Badrack, Femke Heimstra, Victor Castil lo, The Taxidermy of Dr. Seuss, Esao Andrews, Robert Hardgrave, Camille Rose Garcia, Barnaby Barford, McBess and More!
- A Special 2’x2’ Fold-Out Poster by Jason Freeny
- Specially Designed Sticker Pages from Travis Lampe, Gary Baseman, & Ferris Plock!
- 5 Special Edition Prints from: Travis Louie, Audrey Kawasaki, Edwin Ushiro, Mars-1 and Yoko d’Holbachie packaged in a beautiful print portfolio with vellum artist and title pages between each print.
All contained in this solid ribbon-tied Deluxe Box Set!
The Hi-Fructose Collected 2 Box Set will be available for pre-order through hifructose.com on June 1st.
The Hi-Fructose online store has been allocated 500 copies of the run for online pre-order for early birds, so don't miss out.
A separate book-only edition (non Box Set will be also made available). That will not include the special items.
Until then, please check out the preview images below of this fantastic object d'art.
Bogota, 18 septembre 2017.
Cette photo-là, c’est la couleur. Le noir et blanc, pour la photo de rue, tu vois, c’est un truc de bourgeois.
Je vais essayer d’aiguiser mon propos en mode thèse, antithèse, synthèse pour que la lame soit bien tranchante des deux cotés avant de planter.
La photographie s’invente en noir et blanc, ça fait Pchiitt, ça fait Plock, le collodion humide, un morceau de verre, PAF ! Une image. C’est long, c’est cher, faut de la tune, tu photographies ta femme un sein à l’air sur un divan, tu as de l’argent.
Avec le temps le noir et blanc fait son chemin populaire, ça devient de moins en moins cher pendant que les industriels du chimique deviennent de plus en plus riches, et un jour, tout le monde fini par avoir sa petite boite à sardine 6x9cm pour photographie tata Yvonne à la plage de ses premiers congés payés. Joie, Souvenir, mémoire populaire que l’on ne pourra jamais oublier, du moins tant que le papier sera bien conservé.
Le temps passe et la photographie redevient en couleur pour tous. Oui, redevient… car elle avait déjà été en en couleur au début du vingtième siècle, mais c’était vraiment trop cher, même pour les bourgeois. Alors que là, c’est vraiment pas cher, et ça rends les industriels encore plus riches, c’est à n’y rien comprendre.
Mmm, je sais pas si je me fais bien comprendre… En gros, photographier le monde en couleur, c’est le respecter, le faire en noir et blanc, alors que la couleur existe, c’est ne pas vouloir se salir les doigts, c’est être un bourgeois. Photographier en noir et blanc aujourd’hui, c’est ne pas vouloir rendre compte du monde qui nous entoure. C’est le magnifier, le dénaturer, le simplifier, qu’importe. C’est tricher, c’est faire le jeu de ceux qui veulent un monde en noir et blanc. Et qui s’habille en noir ? Surement pas les vendeurs de glace.