Really Random Tips | Andrey Smirnov. Sound_in_Z. Experiments in sound and electronic music in early 20 th -century Russia Interview with A.Smirnov about the Sound_in_Z exhibition (in Russian) Review from the Wire Magazine, February, 2009 (pdf 1.2 mb) More info Sound in Z is an exhibition of audio, visual, textual and documentation material that offers an introduction to experiments in sound and electronic music in early 20-th century Russia. The exhibition is curated by Andrey Smirnov and Matt Price with assistance from Christina Steinbrecher in the frame of the project FROM ONE REVOLUTION TO ANOTHER - Carte blanche to Jeremy Deller at Palais de Tokyo, Paris, (20.09.08 - 22.01.09).
The exhibition has been developed as a part of Generation Z, an ongoing project by Andrei Smirnov and Lubov Pchelkina that is attempting to restore the censored history and culture of the artistic Utopia of the 1910s and 1920s that was destroyed through its collision with the totalitarian state of the 1930s. More info. Trunkrecords.com. News March 2014 Interesting digital releases including Gurney Slade and the Snake in Ye Olde Trunk Shoppe now. READERS SUBMISSIONS: Primitive Men... The band Broadcast had become good friends of mine over recent years. I am devastated at the news of the death of Trish Keenan. And in memory of the lovely Trish from Broadcast here is the OST Show from 2007 when Trish and James came to visit with a bag of their lovely music. Remastered Music To Suffer By available in ye shoppe. The Jellies: A WOBBLY TRUNK 12 incher available in ye olde trunk shoppe.
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Ryan McGinley’s Beautiful Rebels. Six species of African butterflies flutter about the tattooed torso of Bradley Soileau and the candy floss-colored hair of Charlotte Free in artist Ryan McGinley’s dynamic video portraits for Edun’s Spring 2012 campaign. Set to the soulful gospel of “If I Had A Little Love” by the Majestic Arrows, McGinley’s playful scenes of butterflies decorating the fingers, shoulders and cheekbones of a luminous cast of young models are punctuated with key pieces from the collection, such as a hand-crocheted pair of shorts or a laser-cut blouse.
“I was interested in how the body could reveal the butterfly,” explains McGinley, “how it could fly out of the models’ mouths, hands or pants in its unfurling glory.” With Creative Director Sharon Wauchob preparing to send her fourth collection for Edun down the New York runway, the fashion house is establishing itself as an important voice in contemporary design. Why did you pick butterflies for the Edun campaign? What is your casting process like? The Kills: The Last Goodbye. The Kills celebrate ten years of musical partnership with this poignant and playful video, directed by Oscar nominated actress Samantha Morton. The captivating, melancholic song “The Last Goodbye” offsets the hard-edged sound Alison Mosshart and Jamie Hince are known for with haunting vocals and a nostalgic piano loop. "I wanted to make it completely different from anything we'd normally do," explains Hince. "I used an octagon keyboard from the 60s which takes flexi-discs with real bands playing and mixes them together.
" For the video—an experience Hince and Mosshart usually find unfulfilling and frustrating—the duo enlisted the talents of Morton, who made her directorial feature debut this year with The Unloved. Alison on Jamie:"When I first met him I thought he was the coolest guy in the world; I was completely fascinated by him. I had an immediate desire to do something with him – it was the best decision I've ever made. We've had so much fun over the past 12 years.
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