Posts Tagged ‘Miami’

Foreword Story: There’s A Place Downtown…

November 28, 2011 |  by  |  Art Is Everywhere

Art is everywhere in Miami. And with Art Basel this week the city is turned out by artists and art enthusiasts worldwide. A simple trip to see a friend DJ at Awarehouse Gallery turned into a beautiful surprise quickly when we bumped into the world’s largest street level mural installation The Kohn Compound

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BlinkkBeats: Gorillas in Chinchillas (Slaves in Paris)

September 1, 2011 |  by  |  Music

Welcome to the world’s nightmare: hold it against me – we about to go H.A.M on Grey Poupon. Bourgie girl, grab her hand, f-ck that – she dont wanna dance; excuse my French, but I’m in France… I’m just saying: when in Rome – if you weren’t born a Caesar, might as well bard with Brutus #empirestateofdemise So do as the Romans do, and in such sit among those the elite who naturally bleed blue. Prince William ain’t do it right if you ask me, if I was him I woulda married Kate and Ashley – #jiggerishthings. Overt supremacy, with strong undertones of servitude to the throne of inherited American royalty at its most Shakespearean… Britney Jean Spears – don’t let she get in her zone, #toxictragedies Louisiana-style Lady Macbeth, Ophelia, Juliet… the illiterate that could write an American tale of nouveau riche royalty; Hov and Yeezy – Othellos in tow. Miami swelter, Carribean vibe, Bahamian drum and bass, Bermudian Triangle of Pop – inverted everything. Hov would never share the mic with Spears, but Yeezy would – and did; though they are at two ends of the spectrum, Hov and Jean earned their passports the old fashioned way: crime pays, sex sells – passports please. They played to our devious vices, you are the company you keep: welcome to The Crackhouse; where this is a problem, this is not music/I hope you find it – ‘cos we about to lose it.

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Nostalgia In Full Color, Hernando Alzate’s “American Icons” At Cristina Chacon Gallery

August 8, 2011 |  by  |  Art & Culture, Scenes

American Icons, a recent solo exhibition by Hernando Alzate was nothing new under the sun. But that isn’t saying much. What is new these days? All forms of creation rely heavily on the work made before it. However, what American Icons lacked in new ideas, it made up for with visually stimulating images and an in depth process that if anything is a technical achievement. In one piece, he’ll evoke the pop masters of the past, Warhol and Lichtenstein. In another he nods to the pop master of the present, check out his Mr. Brainwash nod in the above image.

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Miami Is Ridiculously Hot This Summer & So Is Its Street Art Scene

June 17, 2011 |  by  |  Art Is Everywhere

This street art piece was speaking to me directly.Its painted on the side of the Hardcore Art Contemporary Space.

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Corinne Stevie: Little Dragon Meet Corinne Stevie

February 9, 2011 |  by  |  Blogs

After the recent Little Dragon show in Miami I ran up to lead vocalist Yukumi Nagano to give her some artwork that I created for her and the band. I’ve been a fan of Little Dragon’s music since 2008 and I gotta thank my homie Tino for putting me on to their music. Thanks Allie for getting me the Machine Dreams album. Little Dragon’s music has enhanced my life in so many ways :-) Thank you guys!

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TMNK Leaves His Mark On Miami

December 10, 2010 |  by  |  Art Is Everywhere

When TMNK was not promoting his art show or selling work at this years Art Basel in Miami, FL, the NYC based street artist was leaving his mark on the city. Read More

Corinne Stevie: Art Basel & My T-shirt Designs for Rah Threads

December 10, 2010 |  by  |  Blogs

Last week was freaking insane Miami’s streets was exploding with art everywhere.I finally got the chance to experience Art Basel and I must say it was amazing. Seeing all that art reminds me that art is very important to the evolution of our culture. Even though I was out and about enjoying the art scene I still made time to design some t-shirts for a company called Rah Threads.Enough talk here are the photos

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Kehinde Wiley, TMNK & More From Art Basel In Miami

December 9, 2010 |  by  |  Art & Culture

According to the Art Markets everywhere, Art Basel was a success. Most galleries are already reporting huge figures for art sales. Adding to the extensive list of venerable Los Angeles area galleries which made a mass exodus down to Southern Florida this past weekend, Roberts & Tilton made waves at Art Basel Miami Beach with their diverse stable of contemporary artists. Exhibiting an impressive selection of primarily new work from Barry McGee, Kehinde Wiley, Ed Templeton, Titus Kaphar, Noah Davis, Jimmy Baker, Ai Yamaguchi, Adam Pendleton and Ellen De Meutter, their cross-country journey will provide the rare opportunity to witness such a large group of well-established, genre-transcending artists in a single setting. The above image, shot by Corinne Stevie is from blank’s show at Blah featuring Kehinde Wiley, a & more.

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Corinne Stevie: Be Humble Or Get Humbled

December 7, 2010 |  by  |  Blogs

Last month I finally got the chance to experience Miami’s artwalk in the Wynwood area for the first time.It was pretty dope; food trucks, tons of people, good weather, I could feel the possibilities. More from Corinne Stevie.

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Art Basel 2010: TMNK Is Not Samo

November 29, 2010 |  by  |  Art & Culture

Artists hate comparisons and love them at the same time. NYC based street artist is taking his naysayers to task this week at Art Basel in Miami. He is declaring boldly, "TMNK is not Samo." Art Basel is this week in Miami.

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Art Basel 2010: New World’s Stairwell Project

November 29, 2010 |  by  |  Art & Culture

New World School of the Arts in Miami, Florida was my rival high school. Shoutout to DASH. But New World's Stairwell Project at the Sagamore Hotel South Beach is an awesome concept. Art Basel 2010 is this week.

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Corinne Stevie: Black Lights & Glow Paints

October 28, 2010 |  by  |  Blogs

Since I’ve been back in Miami I joined forces with psychedelic band called Telekinetic Walrus & the Pride of Ions. Read More from Corinne Stevie.

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