This time around, Gardere and Bellanger are taking things up a notch and going global. The two recently released KIDZ 2020, offering up the carte blanche to creatives around the world. Featuring people from all waves of the art spectrum, the latest book showcases pieces from American musician Omar Apollo to Berlin documentary director Edelawit Hussien.
Cop it while you can here. And if you really want to ring in the new year right, there will also be a book signing at the Galerie Lafayette on January 18.
On Friday, December 13, New York-based artist Dylan Rheingold will be hosting an exhibition of mixed media works from her series titled “People I See.” Rheingold captures 18 different subjects using a combination of paints, markers and pastels on Bristol boards. The entire collection will be on display accompanied by live DJ sets by musical collective, THE END.
The one-night popup show will serve as a fundraiser for Planned Parenthood with all donations going towards the nonprofit in support of reproductive health care.
Show some love tomorrow from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at 208 Bowery.
The mouth of the winding space held a gold trophy entombed behind glass next to a wall of balls. Past archival illustrations by LeRoy Neiman, and historic NBA paraphernalia, we arrive at the body of paintings. Most notably is the giant portrait of LeBron James, and Yoda, by Eric Yahnker. Veiled behind a blackout curtain, 16 pairs of trainers from quote “legendary moments in league history” venerated like votives from an ancient temple. At the tail of the exhibit was a completely darkened box lined with projections. A menacing (but sexy) score underline some iconic slam dunks in both slow motion, and greyscale. The result is quite visceral; for basketball is the most balletic of the high sports.
Back in the front of the house, a gentile mob condenses as DJ Khaled stage a photo op. Note: game recognises game.
