SIMONE LANZENSTIEL – TEMPORARIY THERE

Posted on 2015-01-12

For her new exhibition Simone Lanzenstiel combines works on canvas with wall paintings expanding the latter by various elements into the gallery space. This way the artist creates a ‘work-space’ where the painting leaves its two-dimensionality. Among acrylic and aerosol paint she appropiates different materials such as wood laths, non-woven fabric, tape and paper columns as alternative media which then also operate as lines and forms within the room. The large-scale canvases are setting the course and direct the lines into a multi-layered three-dimensional space.

The simple items borrowed from everyday life are relics of urban areas pictorially transformed to seemingly at random arranged, extensive ensembles. Starting from that cursoriness, Lanzenstiel investigates the ‘city patina’, construction areas, torn off posters and graffiti on walls. She then translates these impressions into her painting. The transition between the individual media is light and fluent.

Everything in her work originates in lines – they are straight, circular, fading and contour giving. Being the opponent, the color white works as foundation, coverage or sometimes line itself. In the latest works it appears more active and vivid letting subtle color shades of former actions shine through. The various white tones especially the greyish and yellowish ones remind one of dirt tracks on the streets.

Opposite – Untitled (1495), 2014

Exhibition runs through to February 7th, 2015

Barbara Gross Galerie
Theresienstr. 56, Hof 1
80333 Munich
Germany

www.barbaragross.de

  

MATTHEW CHAMBERS

Posted on 2015-01-12

Matthew Chambers, who presents a series of nine paintings that are comprised of ripped portions of approximately 50 oil-on-canvas works created over the course of 2014.

Matthew Chambers (b. 1982) currently lives and works in Los Angeles. He holds an MFA from the Art Center College of Design, Los Angeles and a MFA from the University of Miami. His work has been included in several exhibitions in galleries and museums such as the Zabludowicz Collection, London; Rubell Family Collection, Miami; MOCA, Los Angeles; the Berezdivin Collection, San Juan, and Il Giardino dei Lauri, Citta delle Pieve.

Exhibition runs through to February 28th, 2015

Praz-Delavallade
5 Rue des Haudriettes
75003 Paris

www.praz-delavallade.com

  

FONG FONG & MART ONE – I WANNA ROCK

Posted on 2015-01-12

Equipment used in this video:

Reloop RP8000
Rane Sixty-Two
Reloop Concorde Blue

UZ Track used:
Rob Base Sample

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ALIFE REEBOK COURT VICTORY BALL OUT

Posted on 2015-01-12

ALIFE and Reebok are releasing the classically modified Court Victory Pump. The reissued design features the original tennis ball yellow colorway throughout the entire felt upper, a white and ice-blue clear outer sole.

Nicknamed “Ball Out,” the Court Victory Pump originally dropped in 2006, while it is a reissue, it’s not exactly identical to its predecessor. This time around, the ALIFE heel branding on the lateral is red rather than black.

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SEVEN DAVIS JR – WILD HEARTS

Posted on 2015-01-12

Seven Davis Jr drops, the A-side from the forthcoming release of his Wild Hearts 12″ on 9th February 2015.

Residing in Los Angeles, California, Seven Davis Jr was raised on the classics – from Michael Jackson and Prince to Stevie Wonder and Aretha Franklin. His early self-released output, however, was more closely aligned to the city’s vibrant left-leaning electronic underground. The past 18 months have seen Seven skip from a retrospective EP via Kutmah’s IZWID imprint to 12″s with Must Have Records, Classic, Ten Thousand Yen (alongside Doc Daneeka) and Funkineven’s Apron Records on a Peven Everett vs. Sa-Ra vs. Derrick Carter flex.

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MOUNT EERIE – THIS

Posted on 2015-01-12

Mount Eerie, aka Phil Elverum, will release the new double LP Sauna on February 3rd via his label P.W. Elverum & Sun. The first official single from the album, “This”, has had a video created and directed by Peter J. Brant.

www.pwelverumandsun.com