Brad Elterman's Yesterday Photography
Photographer Brad Elterman’s roster of subjects is enough to make anyone jealous–Dylan, Bowie, Iggy, Debbie Harry, Lennon and Ringo to name a few. Elterman spent the 1970s photographing everyone who was anyone on the LA party scene and his work has appeared in magazines around the world. Vice has an early look at some of the pictures and stories from his book, Like It Was Yesterday,which comes out this summer. Via: Vice
LIKE IT WAS YESTERDAY
'U'
The ' U'
What do you represent?
>I represent realness and honesty inspired by the Creator
When did you know you wanted this for a career?
>When I saw Wale perform live back in 2009
How did your 1st show feel?
>It was nerve racking but the realest most genuine moment of my life
Who is your ideal industry woman?
>That changes like the seasons lol but rite now Katy Perry, she's gorgeous and is very authentic
What do you look for in a mate?
>Someone who is interesting, knows what they want out of life, talented, funny, loves being alive
Where do you plan to take your passion?
>As far as the Creator wants me to go
Motto/Quote to live by:
>It takes courage to be different; Trust and believe in yourself and those around you everything else will fall in place
Favorite Food(s)=>Jeloff Rice/Goat Meat/Chicken
Favorite Music=>Everything Dope (minus country)
Bittersweet Moment=>Graduating College and never being a student ever again
Age:23
Nationality: Nigerian
Rapper. Innovator
Santorum "Trying" To Diss Ron Paul
“The bottom line is I am for defunding Planned Parenthood,. I am for a federal marriage amendment, which Ron Paul is not. I am for reinstating ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ – which Ron Paul is not. I’m just telling you there are clear differences on someone who is going to go out and speak about the Judeo-Christian values that this country holds, and Ron Paul will not.”
LOL. THIS GUY...
FAIL
Thick Girls vs Skinny Girls
- Mars: My mouth waters seein a thick girl, nothing better than something to grab,something to hold on to,and a woman who isnt scared to eat food.
- Mars:....i use to like a "twig" (skinny) type of girl.....but they cant handle me sexually
- Rude Gyal: I always hear about guys saying skinny girls can't handle them sexually, I don't know what skinny females ya'll have been with, but this one right here handles hers and I've got plenty to hold on to.
- Rude Gyal: The whole eatin thing, i'm offended. I eat A LOT, I just don't gain weight
- Secret: I would like to be skinny so I would be representing the skinny girls too, because I know if i was I would be able to handle what was given to me. It's just a matter of the type a girl you are and how u like it ...
- Supa: Well I love a girl with curves. Thighs hips and all. I've had petite women and don't mind the tossing and turning in the sheets at all.
- Supa: though I do feel like I would hurt a skinny girl when I go hard
- Queen: A real man loves curves
- Big Blue:Girls with some type of meat to them are ALWAYS good. it's extra sexy
Ballerina
Memento Mori Watch by Fiona Kruger
The “Memento Mori” watch by Fiona Kruger is a skeleton watch with emphasis on the skull, it is a one off design created when she was studying at University of art and design Lausanne in Switzerland. The watch design is inspired by the 17th century skull watch of Mary Queen of Scotts, as well as the Mexican day of the dead, and the piece symbolizes mortality.
The watch design uses hand-engraved solid sterling silver, and the highly decorative dial is made up of gold and rhodium plated brass.
The teeth and temporal region have been fashioned out of perlage polished plates and there is subtle decoration suggesting eyebrows and cheekbones. This version uses a Swiss ETA 2824-2 automatic movement, here are the entire specifications:
Case: Solid silver, hand engraved
Crown: Silver
Movement: ETA 2824 Mechanical movement
Dial: Gold and rhodium plated brass, laser cut and engraved
Hands: Blued steel
Glass: mineral hand cut glass
Bracelet: Blued Calf leather Buckle: Silver
For more information about this design visit her website
Sick Skull Memento Mori Watch by Fiona Kruger
Via: Unique Watch
Some people say skulls are getting old, but since we live with them...not sure it will ever happen. :-)
Sending Love To Our Supporters
THE OUTSIDERS
thank you's for love and support
Now is the time for us to send out so much love to the fine people that helped us get this show off the ground. It means so much to all of us. Thank you
REMEMBER WE ARE OPEN FOR ART WALK:
SATURDAY. JAN. 14TH 2012
ERIC TORRIENTE - KIKI VALDES - GEORGE SANCHEZ-CALDERON - KRISTY LEIBOWITZ - DAVID MARSH - NICOLE SODEN - EDWARD CROWELL II - JOHNNY LADERER - DAVID “UPNUP” CABRERA - DIANNE RADLER - ROLLIN STIRMAN- JOHNNY ROBLES
6pm - 10pm
Ironside Warehouse
7630 NE 4th Court
Miami, FL 33138-5032
Visit our site: TheOutsiders
Image: Heike Wollenweber
Works By:
Ed Gein Meat (Gross Story)
just something kind of cool. One of my sister's friends said her parents used to get their meat from Ed Gein. They said it was the best cow they ever had. My sister says it wasn't cow.
Us Florida Alligators Would Rather Bite Than Switch
Copyright 1965 D.P
TrishyMarie
As a young girl, Trishy Marie found herself in a daze for fashion. From clothing to accessories, she caught herself infatuated with style and textures. Being a New Jersey native, New York City was just a train ride away; her love for the city life was enormous. Traveling to the city as a teenager, she got in touch with her creative side finding inspiration in the urban city and just in the New York Native lifestyle. She shortly discovered that the city was the place she had needed to be.
Trish
23
Jersey City
Fashion Designer
If you're that girl who loves to be the center of attention, fun, flirty and fashionable, you can call this your personal jewelry box. Trishy Marie is known for a vibrant pink lipstick signature which she is going to incorporate in all her designs. So if you see Trishy Marie followed by a pink lip signature, that's how you know you have an official Trishy Marie design.
Fewer Accidents on Friday The 13th
There are conflicting studies about the risk of accidents on Friday the 13th. The Dutch Centre for Insurance Statistis (CVS) on June 12, 2008, stated that "fewer accidents and reports of fire and theft occur when the 13th of the month falls on a Friday than on other Fridays, because people are preventatively more careful or just stay home. Statistically speaking, driving is slightly safer on Friday the 13th, at least in the Netherlands; in the last two years, Dutch insurers received reports of an average 7,800 traffic accidents each Friday; but the average figure when the 13th fell on a Friday was just 7,500.However, a 1993 study in the British Medical Journal that compared the ratio of traffic accidents between Friday the 6th and Friday the 13th stated that there is a significant increase in traffic-related accidents on Friday the 13th. There are indications that there are more accidents on Fridays than average weekdays (irrespective of the date) probably because of alcohol consumption. Therefore it is less relevant for this purpose to compare Friday the 13th with any other 13th day of another month.
Fewer Accidents on
Via: Wiki
Friday The 13th Paranoia should happen everyday on the road.
Opinion Blog #1. FB Girls
nothing is original
"Nothing is original.
Steal from anywhere that resonates with inspiration or fuels your imagination.
Devour old films, new films, music, books, paintings, photographs, poems, dreams, random conversations, architecture, bridges, street signs, trees, clouds, bodies of water, light and shadows. Select only things to steal from that speak directly to your soul.
If you do this, your work (and theft) will be authentic. Authenticity is invaluable; originality is nonexistent. And don’t bother concealing your thievery — celebrate it if you feel like it. In any case, always remember what Jean-Luc Godard said:
“It’s not where you take things from — it’s where you take them to.”- Jim Jarmusch
image done by : BANKSY - via:google imageBanksy's Mickey
Laurie Lambrecht: Photos in Lichtenstein's Studio
Photographer Laurie Lambrecht was Roy Lichtenstein’s part-time assistant from 1990 to 1992, hired specifically to help the artist inventory artwork in preparation for his retrospective exhibition at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, held in 1993. Encouraged by Lichtenstein, she began taking photographs in his studio as they worked together. The two artists grew close over this period of time as Lambrecht’s photographic project became a collaborative one.
Lambrecht’s vivid color images in the series “From the Studio of Roy Lichtenstein” give us a rare glimpse into the working studio of one of the twentieth-century’s most iconic artists. She reveals Lichtenstein’s objects of inspiration and creation: colored pencils, newspaper clippings, lists of onomatopoeias (including “whump” and “pow”), ladders, levels, and of course scores of his signature Ben-Day dots. And, perhaps most delightfully, we find the artist himself in Lambrecht’s work, seemingly poised in his own compositions, actually atop a ladder making final touches to his paintings.
Lambrecht describes her experience this way: “With my camera I observed what Roy saw . . . the newspaper ad of the ‘Beach Ball Girl,’ for instance. I let his signature graphic components–the stripes, dots and bands of solid colors–suggest the compositions. The texture of Roy’s paintings in all states of completion, the presence of Roy, my awareness of his stature in our cultural history–all this inspired me.”
Laurie Lambrecht’s work has been exhibited around the world, including solo exhibitions at the Lishui Photo Festival in China; galleries in London, Los Angeles and New York; and the Griffin Museum of Photography in Winchester, MA. Her work has been included in group shows at the Houston Center for Photography; the Parrish Art Museum in Southampton, NY; and the Society of Photographers, Johannesburg, South Africa. Lambrecht’s work is included in the collections of the Parrish Art Museum; the Guild Hall Museum, East Hampton, NY; the Sysco Collection; and NYU Medical Center.
PHOTOS FROM LICHTENSTEIN'S STUDIO
Via: Blue Sky
CEO
Brian Shockley aka Supa(Man)
Age:23 until Feb 7th.
Web Designer.Poet
Founder:SupaMag.com
I'm eccentric. I have my head stuck in the clouds. I refuse to conform to what society feels I should. I'm stubborn, care too little about opinions and too much about my passions.
I didn't finish school..I stopped to travel, learn thru experience, and share art. I went to Florida for a year on a seeking journey and learned a great deal of trades and about myself. Now I'm back and found something that can combine all the things I love into one and help launch me and many of my peers into a professional world.
I'm currently writing my 1st novel and travelling across the country meeting artists and young business-minded people like myself to help mold the future before we're all lost in these empty trends. -Supa
THE OUTSIDE OF ARTWALK
THE OUTSIDERS
GROUP SHOW WILL BE OPEN FOR ARTWALK
ERIC TORRIENTE - KIKI VALDES - GEORGE SANCHEZ-CALDERON - KRISTY LEIBOWITZ - DAVID MARSH - NICOLE SODEN - EDWARD CROWELL II - JOHNNY LADERER - DAVID “UPNUP” CABRERA - DIANNE RADLER - ROLLIN STIRMAN- JOHNNY ROBLES
Ironside Warehouse
7630 NE 4th Court
Miami, FL 33138-5032
6-10PM
CURATOR: KIKI VALDES
SATURDAY, JAN. 14TH 2012
Nina Ricci - Pre-Fall Runway
Go for Yes
There are certain times in life when someone or something tries to get in the way of what you want to do. There is no room for Plan B. Stick to what you want to do and if someone gets in your way say "Fuck No" and keep going for what makes you say Yes.
tiff
What drives you?
My dad always raised me to represent my family and uphold our last name. It's strong and as long as I have that I can acheive anything.
When did you want to do this?
I realized 3yrs ago when I saw my brother on stage. It was such a rush for me. So many opportunities have come up, and I will not take them for granted.
How did you feel during you 1st competition?
I was scared and nervous but it gave me a this high. It made me feel complete. It was the 1st time I didn't have a team helping and it was all me.
Who is your ideal celebrity?
Usher
What do you look for in a mate?
Ambitious. Style. Ability to care for a woman
Where do you want your career to take you?
I want own gym and a feature in Muscle Fitness.
Motto:
Live it. Learn it. Love it. Let it go.
Fav Food: Sushi
Fav Music: Underground Hip-Hop
Tiffany Shockley. 26. Body Builder. Model. Warrior
THE OUTSIDERS (Open for Artwalk Jan. 14th)
OUTSIDERS
THE
IS OPEN FOR ARTWALK: SAT. JAN. 14TH
ERIC TORRIENTE - JOHNNY ROBLES - KIKI VALDES - GEORGE SANCHEZ-CALDERON - KRISTY LEIBOWITZ - DAVID MARSH - NICOLE SODEN - EDWARD CROWELL II - JOHNNY LADERER - DAVID “UPNUP” CABRERA - DIANNE RADLER - ROLLIN STIRMAN
Ironside Warehouse
7630 NE 4th Court
Miami, FL 33138-5032
6-10PM