Violet (Elle Fanning) is a shy teenager who dreams of escaping her small town and pursuing her passion to sing. With the help of an unlikely mentor, she enters a local singing competition that will test her integrity, talent and ambition. Driven by a pop-fueled soundtrack, Teen Spirit is a visceral and stylish spin on the Cinderella story.The film also stars Rebecca Hall, Zlatko Buric, and Agnieszka Grochowska.
In theatres July 26th, 2019
TweetWalking through Leigh Merrill’s exhibit is something like wandering around in a film set. The scenes feel almost real, but somehow not quite right. They are, in fact, constructed realities, expertly assembled from multiple sources. Merrill is the invisible producer, directing as if from the sky. She controls every detail, the pastel blocks of color, the very direction and quality of the light. She tinkers with the real world, seamlessly plucking elements from one place and depositing them elsewhere until the pictures are both familiar and placeless.
There are two distinct sets of images in the exhibit. The works move abruptly from the concrete realm of the architectural imagery, to large-scale prints that are a jungle of greenery. There’s no real space for humans in either set of images. In one world, she’s paved us out of the picture. In the other, we’re crowded out by plants.
Exhibition runs through to July 27th, 2019
Pictura Gallery
122 W Sixth Street
Bloomington
47404 IN
Obscura Gallery proudly presents our Summer exhibition with New Zealand photographer Niki Boon and her first solo exhibition in the United States debuting photographs which document her family’s rural, home-schooled life in Marlborough, New Zealand. While our U.S. Summertime is New Zealand’s Wintertime, we can bask in the imagery that Boon has taken during the warm months in New Zealand while the children pursue an alternative education and lifestyle in a natural environment on top of the East coast of the South island of New Zealand.
Opposite – The Bath, 2016
Exhibition runs through to July 27th, 2019
Obscura Gallery
1405 Paseo de Peralta
Santa Fe
87505 NM
The show will be composed of eleven photographs, selected primarily from her 2018 George Eastman Museum exhibition, many of which have never before been presented by the gallery. It will feature an array of international destinations from Paris to Istanbul, as well as several cities illustrated in Albert Halaban’s newly published book, Italian Views, including Venice, Rome, and Naples.
Out My Window originated in 2007 after Albert Halaban moved to Manhattan. Fascinated by the interpersonal dynamics of urban dwelling and the unspoken social contract between neighbors who observe each other’s domestic lives through their apartment windows yet appear to be strangers in public, she anticipated experiencing the quintessential paradox of life in a densely populated metropolis- that of feeling lonely while constantly surrounded by people.
Opposite – Out My Window, Chelsea, West 26th Street between Broadway and 6th Avenue, 2009
Exhibition runs through to August 9th, 2019
Edwynn Houk Gallery
745 Fifth Avenue, 4th Floor
New York
10151 NY
Chromatic are new to the Tempo Records artist roster however not new to the Drum and Bass / Jungle scene. Always nice to see producers working together on new projects. On this “Blend” ep they work together with established producers Soul Intent, Tim Cant and RV. A fine blend of different styles & vibes. Track four “Blend” is already rinsed and heavily supported by the legendary LTJ Bukem. The fifth track “Day Trip” is a digital bonus track!
Tweet‘Love Birds, Night Birds, Devil-Birds’ is a collaborative work between Kelly Moran and video director Cassie McQuater. Taken from the ‘Origin’ EP.
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