Up and coming artists The Yok and Sheryo have been staying on their grind and have an exhibition this Thursday called “PIPE DREAMS” at Krause Gallery, 149 Orchard St. 7 – 9pm NYC.
They’ll be exhibiting vases they painted in Northern Vietnam and a series of canvas pieces, plates and works on paper & old chinese maps. it also looks like they made some kind of goddamn stoner dragon. shit be niiiiiice.
L.A. is rife with young punks straddling the line between aping their regional punk-predecessors and pushing the L.A. sound into new territory.
Now that it’s nice out I have no excuse not to walk everywhere. The only thing is I hate walking.
Baltimore producer/dj, Schwarz is doing big things. Basically, he’s the shit [up in this bitch]. We had the privilege of chatting about Bone Thugs, parties, being misunderstood, and what’s up next in the realm of Schwarz; and there’s mad stuff coming; so definitely look out!
We’ve got a special edition of NY TIMES TRAVEL to provide a bit of context for Peter Missing‘s upcoming exhibition at Superchief Gallery. (We know it’s been awhile, the magazine will be back soon but we’ve been pretty busy running an actual art gallery.. it’s not a bad look.) You may recognize the overturned wine [...]
So far 2013 has my head all screwed up. The new Deerhunter albums sounds like what The Strokes new album was supposed to be and The Strokes new album sounds like Daft Punk or some shit.
San Francisco electro-hop duo Double Duchess, have a new music video. If you like whips and sexy shit, you should watch it.
If you’re the type of person that is easily offended, I’d love to watch you walk through Black Power, Superchief Gallery’s latest one-week show. This tongue-in-cheek group show features work by artists Ron Wimberly, Coby Kennedy and Jorden Haley.
Superchief Gallery at Culturefix is proud to present BLACK POWER, with new work from three artists who reflect on blackness. Ink. Death. Skin. Steel. Those artists are Ron Wimberly, Coby Kennedy and Jorden Haley.
IT’S THAT TIME ONCE AGAIN.
There is a stretch of about a week at the end of March/beginning of April where New York feels just like San Francisco. And yes, this mix is late.
MYSTICYNICISM: New work from Andrew Poneros, Joe Depre, Spam and Claudia Ramirez. Tonight at 9 Clinton Street from 6-10 PM.
Check out the video for Schwarz’s “U R BEAUTIFUL”! You will feel sexy as fuck.
We challenge you, literally, to out-smoke this old man. Win money and glory.
In which the best weed band ever gets covered by the best band with a member named after a quantity of pot, and things get all thoughtful and ponderous about the universe in the video, man.
I don’t even know what to call this genre anymore since it houses so many different elements. Luckily, no one else besides a handfull of nerds on the internet care what you call it. Everyone else just wants to dance.
Each note makes being love sick sound like a good idea and then bizarrely it also makes you want to fuck. So basically what we’re dealing with the exact sound of breakup sex.
With Jacques Greene-style vocal treatment and dark synth pads under the mellow half-time/double-time drums, Tourist is the soundtrack to skinny dipping in a secret lake you stumbled on while coming down from a life-changing acid trip.
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We’ve got a special edition of NY TIMES TRAVEL to provide a bit of context for Peter Missing‘s upcoming exhibition [...]
If you’re the type of person that is easily offended, I’d love to watch you walk through Black Power, Superchief Gallery’s latest one-week show. This tongue-in-cheek group show features work by artists Ron Wimberly, Coby Kennedy and Jorden Haley.
Superchief Gallery at Culturefix is proud to present BLACK POWER, with new work from three artists who reflect on blackness. Ink. Death. Skin. Steel. Those artists are Ron Wimberly, Coby Kennedy and Jorden Haley.
in·cor·ri·gi·ble – incapable of being corrected or amended: as
(1) : not reformable : depraved (2) : delinquent
b : not manageable : unruly
Come by and Ask Us Anything, Superchief Founders William Dunleavy and Edward Zipco will be here to tell you about the photos and talk about what it was like when one thing or another exploded, why those highschool kids are tazering each other in a parking lot and how funny it is when undercover cops wear shit from the mets franchise.
It starts out and i’m just trying to figure out what i’m watching this guy do, and then suddenly, after [...]
While we’ve only just recently been able to catch our breath long enough to get back to writing on our own blog, a couple of media outlets caught wind of what’s going on at the gallery in Manhattan. Just wanted to say thanks to Paper Magazine & Interview Magazine for the write ups, this year is gonna be funnnnnnnnn.
‘The Whole House Eats’ is the debut retrospective by the House of Ladosha, a collective of gender-bending artists and performers from NYC. Curated by house member and archivist Chris Udemezue, Ladosha’s retrospective features a wide range selected video works along with visual work.
Hey everyone in the world, we’ve launched a kickstarter to raise a budget for artists and performers at our new [...]
A review and photos of Superchief Gallery’s debut exhibition at the new gallery in the Lower East Side. Featuring 20 of our favorite artists and an extended version of the group show we presented at Miami Art Basel.
SUPERCHIEF GALLERY MOVES TO THE LOWER EAST SIDE IN NYC – COME HELP US CELEBRATE!!!!
JOIN US.
Miami Art Basel was CRAZY, son. Here’s all of the pictures and video you need to live vicariously through SUPERCHIEF.
“Been in the game for years, it made me an animal / it’s rules to this shit, I wrote me a manual”
WELCOME TO THE YOUTH CHRONICLES.
