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Monthly Archives: April 2014

MONDAY MUSIC: PURE X

Monday, April 7, 2014

Jangle dangle Pure X. But the video is actually quite disturbing, around half way through, in a very casual way.

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As Sweet As It Gets

Saturday, April 5, 2014

As you might have noticed, we do indeed like smaller formats over here, but this new Michaël Borremans book, entitled As sweet as it gets, is indeed as sweet as it gets, as heavy as it gets (6 pounds!), as comprehensive as it gets, as mindblowing as it gets. Here’s a little taste, here’s the [...]

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Smart New World Exhibition

Thursday, April 3, 2014

Digital Düsseldorf. There may not be too many things to love Düsseldorf for. However, we like to not think “Köproll“, but Becherklasse. And then of course, there’s Elodie Evers who set up something rather smart at Kunsthalle starting this friday:
The Smart New World exhibition focuses on digitalization—the dissolution and transformation of analogue information into digital [...]

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BOBBELE

Wednesday, April 2, 2014

You have to hand it to them: Fantastic Man’s editorial choices are always a treat. Boom Boom Boris on the cover? No German title with any self-respect would have dared to… Yes indeed.

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Cilantro + Ginger

Wednesday, April 2, 2014

A simplistic, tasteful debut collection from the young New York based menswear label Cilantro + Ginger, showcases straight-tailored clothes in fine fabrics and unique, monochromatic prints, entwined with Chinese born designer Zhang Qingyun’s approach of simplicity and attention to detail
“The Fall 2014 collection interprets the closet of an unfamiliar neighbour. He has perhaps four shirts in his wardrobe – [...]

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EUROPA EUROPA

Tuesday, April 1, 2014

The Knife is currently writing music to an anti national cabaret, which will premiere later this summer. The cabaret is a collaboration with the art group Ful and together they are taking a stand against migration policies across Europe while honoring and celebrating those who cross the boarders. Keep and eye out for Europa Europa.

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