SCRATCHADELIA

For its third exhibition the Dalston SuperStore brings to you a sensory fête from the 2 pioneers of the Scratch Art: Kassim Bay and Deano De La Vega. It is not a duo you can put a label on and put into a box, apart from a light box maybe. The history of their practice ...stems form graffiti art but has become vast and varied in it’s development; this research has brought them to an interesting head and a scratchadelic body of work. On surface level the work could easily be read simply as typography, graphic art and a style of graffiti. But on closer inspection the work is a contrast of a delicate process and fragile materials representing imagery of pop and subversive culture. Transcending the usual street based art work and becoming deeper and richer in it’s monochromatic play with light, sight and touch. The artists have a deep interest in the senses and how they are used, or not used in the cases of the physically challenged. This lead to the investigation and use of braille in their practice ,which then gave birth to the element of relief in their work and the process of taking away to create something new. The work serves to stimulate the senses involving sight and touch, and on viewing it you can’t help but feel the presence of each pieces sound track, derived from the context in which the subject is taken. :We Scratch Art" involves many interesting elements into their practice, fundamentally the fame shy artists work is humorous and conceptual, but firstly made to be experienced and enjoyed. Come and see these mysterious masterpieces who’s construction process is a top secret, and witness how the work was born from the street but would now be just as suited to some modern urban interior; and don’t expect Graffiti! Curator: ALEX NOBLE www.allisalexnoble.com

A great version with the unforgettable panther, Grace Jones !

Colossal Insight

BLANK SPACE (Y)OUR SPACE Group Show @ TOGETHER OUR SPACE GALLERY- 12 Old Street - London UK - 21/05/10 to 2/07/10 If your mind was to fill a space how would you fill it?... How would your creativity make use of the b...lank?... ...What does the idea of "blank space" me...an to you?... Confinement? Isolation? Does it symbolise freedom?... Let your Creativity run riot! Christina Millare - Together http://www.together-uk.org/

Deltron 3030 madness

BLANK SPACE (Y)OUR SPACE Group Show @ TOGETHER OUR SPACE GALLERY- 12 Old Street - London UK - 21/05/10 to 2/07/10 If your mind was to fill a space how would you fill it?... How would your creativity make use of the b...lank?... What does the idea of "blank space" mean ...to you?... Confinement? Isolation? Does it symbolise freedom?... Let your Creativity run riot! Christina Millare - Together http://www.together-uk.org/

clip tres rare ideal j hardcord vesion censuré kery james http://kamelancien75.skyblog.com/ http://kamelancien75.skyblog.com/ rap fr rap francais rap us rap americain rock rnb zouk varieté hardrock techno jazz

"Global controls will have to be imposed and a world governing body, will be created to enforce them. Crises, precipitate change.." [Del] Secretly.. plotting your demise I wanna devise a virus To bring dire straits to your environment Crush your corporations with a mild touch Trash your whol...

The Converse/Dazed 2010 Emerging Artists Award is open to all artists under the age of 35 who are not represented by a gallery in the UK, and are British or UK-based. Entrants must not be students at university or art school. Artists are invited to submit their most i...nnovative and interesting work for the judges’ consideration. There are no limitations on discipline. Video, sculpture, performance and sound entries are all welcome. There will be five shortlisted artists with one overall winner. These will selected on the basis of what the judges believe to be the best, most innovative, interesting, well produced and strongest work. Both the shortlisted artists and the winner will both their entry and their portfolio of work exhibited at the renowned Stephen Friedman Gallery in London in July and August, 2010.

The true story of Lord Manuval who had to defend the honour of his trusted concubines, the Manuvarettes