Monday, 8 November 2010
Stalefish 'zine
Originally published at Holy Ghost (mysterious disappearance has been duly noted. Will inform Dr.Who and his robot mutt.)
Controversy maybe? Magazines are made of it and Stalefish is the ultimate; all style, no substance just hot headed brand hawking. It's what Larry Flynt would have wanted.
Labels:
advertising,
brands,
buy stuff,
DOS,
korean,
magazine,
nothing,
or the kittne gets it,
Seoul,
stalefish,
zine
Wednesday, 3 November 2010
Friday, 29 October 2010
Monday, 25 October 2010
Ways of the Jelly Fish Zine
One-cut A4 photocopied zine self published in Daegu, South Korea, May 2009.
Initial run of 200.
"Your 'poetry' gave me nightmares." — Richie Giovanniello
Cover photograph: 'Pleased to Meat You' (Beijing, China 2009)
Initial run of 200.
"Your 'poetry' gave me nightmares." — Richie Giovanniello
Cover photograph: 'Pleased to Meat You' (Beijing, China 2009)
Labels:
art,
Daegu,
DIY,
many people at mudfest didnt care,
poetry,
Richie Giovanniello,
South Korea,
strange,
zine
Friday, 22 October 2010
'Action Calligraphy' with Tiger and Bear
Tiger and Bear are supposed to be two bad Englishmen in animal heads, although recently it's been one bad man in an animal head and another bad man in drag.
Action Calligraphy performance with Tiger and Bear at Seoul International Performance Festival 2010 in Nowon-Gu, Seoul on October 9. Skating at 12:20 , not enough ink and the paper was too thin, so it ended up being a collaborative calligraphy project that was eventually ripped to shreds via skateboard.
Action Calligraphy performance with Tiger and Bear at Seoul International Performance Festival 2010 in Nowon-Gu, Seoul on October 9. Skating at 12:20 , not enough ink and the paper was too thin, so it ended up being a collaborative calligraphy project that was eventually ripped to shreds via skateboard.
Sunday, 17 October 2010
Tuesday, 21 September 2010
Gallery Through Show - Sep 17 2010
Thanks to all the cats who came out, word to Ripley and the Gallery Through staff. Streets of Seoul howl with electricity.
('Street 2#' by Dann Gaymer, ink on paper, Seoul 2010)
('Rooftop #3 [Really Carpark]', renamed as 'Nashville Truck Stop' by the Gallery, by Dann Gaymer, ink and house paint on canvas, Seoul 2010)
Ripley and I were placed together in a sweet corner on the way in.
Lovely ladies and Mike Hern.
Labels:
abstract,
art,
dangerous sights,
gallery,
group show,
itaewon,
midgets dancing with Jordan,
paint,
Seoul,
skate,
South Korea,
through
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