RICK ROSS FT STALLEY – TEN JESUS PIECES
2012-12-10Rick Ross and Stalley star in “Ten Jesus Pieces” from God Forgives, I Don’t, which just scored a GRAMMY nomination for “Best Rap Album.”
TweetM83 – WAIT
2012-12-10‘Wait’, taken from the album ‘Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming’, is the final episode of the trilogy, the end point of the visual collaboration between M83 and Fleur & Manu that has been ongoing throughout 2012.
TweetNEW ORDER – LOST SIRENS
2012-12-10New Order have confirmed that their long-delayed Lost Sirens collection will finally be out January 22nd. The release collects previously unreleased tracks recorded for 2005’s Waiting for the Sirens’ Call. It features an unreleased mix of the Waiting for the Sirens’ Call track “I Told You So” as well as an extended version of “Hellbent”, which was previously released on the 2011 compilation Total: From Joy Division to New Order, among other tracks.
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STEALTH-X CARBON FIBRE SLED BY SNOLO
2012-12-10The Stealth-X is predominantly built of carbon fibre and comprises three main parts. The mono shell, the front ski and the front arm.
The mono shell is made of carbon fibre. It is contour molded to comfortably fit your lower body and has a foam padded seat in the base with a flip up padded back rest. A great feature of the Stealth-X is the ability for the front ski to be removed and slotted in to the mono shell, so the entire sled can be worn as a backpack, making it ideal for back country exploring.
WHEN THE DRAGON SWALLOWED THE SUN
2012-12-03Seven years in the making, When The Dragon Swallowed The Sun is the first inside look at the Tibetan movement to free Tibet from Chinese occupation, its internal conflicts and contradictions. The combination of full HD footage from India, China, Tibet and the US along with a prologue narrated by Dennis Haysbert and an original soundtrack by Philip Glass, Thom Yorke and Damien Rice make this the first film that presents the complexity of the struggle with such emotional impact.
In theaters December 7th, 2012
TweetRICHARD KOPPE – GYROSCOPIC
2012-12-03Even before he came under the spell of the New Bauhaus in Chicago, which he attended and subsequently joined as faculty, Richard Koppe (1916-1973) was a consummate modernist. An intense and imaginative formalist, in the mid 1930s he was already dedicated to the play of shape, color, and composition, and the nature of the serial variation. This set of preoccupations, common to a whole generation of American abstract artists in the mid-century, would guide Koppe his entire life, through flirtations with Surrealism and Expressionism, as he worked in many different media, including drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking and design. Koppe’s early work was deeply involved in a highly stylized species of American Cubism, drawing on his studies at Chicago’s Institute of Design with Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Gyorgy Kepes and Alexander Archipenko.
Exhibition runs through to January 26th, 2013
Corbett vs. Dempsey
1120 N. Ashland Avenue
3rd Floor
Chicago
Illinois
60622
