“What’s the recipe for a good STEW? Vince, along with Adam, Shelby, and Steve try to explain. illReality presents STEW March 21st, 2010 at the Painted Bride 6pm”

Vince Johnson is one of my good friends and also an amazing artist. He has put together a show called STEW, filled with so many talented philly artist, dancers, and more. Watch the vid and defiantly try to make out to the show and support. It’s is ONLY $10 (w/student ID) and $15 without!!!!!

Break out the bad sweaters and awkward dance moves and sing along. hope ya’ll enjoy the awkwardness/awesomeness as much as I do.

As a fan of his movies, I love the fact he gets up

flicks stolen but golden

Get it lil homie! Wish I could cop for my lil cuz.

Hope her pop’s makes a Megazord.

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Project Xylon comes from the opportunity to innovate and differentiate the culture and tradition of cruising bicycles through a serious and critical approach, involving an ample and profound knowledge of various areas of the creative and technological universe. The fact that our approach is apart from what has been done so far by other enthusiasts characterizes a great deal of our work and approach to bicycles as means of transportation and as a cultural object. Link here.

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Check out Comic book illustrator Barnaby Ward and his subtle anime-inspired style .

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Check it!

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Brixton, a headwear and clothing brand based in California, recently released their spring 2010 look book.  I really enjoyed this preview of their new products because it features a lot of great photography featuring their skate team, some babes, and various musicians that also endorse their products.  I came across Brixton a few years ago at the skate shop where I used to work.  While I wasn’t really into their nicer hats at that point in my life, I still found it very interesting that a company and product like this would be marketing to skateboarders/skate culture.  Anyways, fast forward a few years to the release of their very strong spring 2010 collection (for both men and women), and I find myself extremely impressed.  Something that I really love about this brand is the fact that they have a very good idea of who they are, they aren’t making a million different kinds of products to appeal to all types of people.  All of their hats and clothes seem to be rooted in a sort of traditional americana that I really like.  So if your looking for some solid clothes/hats/flannels (again for both men and women) definitely check out Brixton.  cheers.

Here is the link to their look book

They also have a rad blog

And don’t even think about copping the green one before i do!

click the pic for that ice water

ESPO’s project A Love Letter For You has come to an end, but the rooftops are still melting the snow. If you didn’t go see the ICY Store on 13th and Chestnut, you missed out on ESPO’s personal collection of  wickett history, and the crazy signage. And a few ill things from SACE (RIP)

And you can cop the book

Oh, and my shitty camera died while I was there. Thanx OREK

Maybe you should  probably read this.

The circus that we call our elected officials have let the American people down, waaaaay down. Our debt at the moment is in the trillions, and with the way our President and government hand out money, steadily climbs. Let my man Ron Paul tell you

“The official national debt figure, now approaching $9 trillion, reflects only what the federal government owes in current debts on money already borrowed. It does not reflect what the federal government has promised to pay millions of Americans in entitlement benefits down the road. Those future obligations put our real debt figure at roughly fifty trillion dollars — a staggering sum that is about as large as the total household net worth of the entire United States. Your share of this fifty trillion amounts to about $175,000.”

U.S. National Debt Clock FAQ for you slow ones

Go cop that

1st 2 people to respond with a picture of a baby tiger wins a name on the guest list. Post your email and contact tigersapien@gmail.com


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Carole Feuerman is widely acknowledged as one of the world’s most prominent hyper-realist sculptors. She has enjoyed three museum retrospectives to date, and has been included in prestigious exhibitions at, among other venues, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia, and the Palazzo Strozzi in Florence, Italy.

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Teaching you perfect form while exercising.

Thing that caught my eye was those sweet letters.

In today’s fast-paced society, where new content is generated hourly on pretty much anything you could ever want to see, skateboarding is no exception.  For some reason this never really hit home for me until relatively recently when DC Shoes, a sneaker company known for the wide variety of footwear specifically designed for skateboarding, bmx biking, and even race car driving,  released their “7zine” project.  The website dc7zine.com is interesting to me because aesthetically it is reminiscent of a d.i.y. zine or book, only in website form.  This look coupled with the goal of the website (to pretty much add content daily covering any topics you would ever want to know about their skateboarding team) was something that really appealed to me but also opened my eyes to how much this thing called the internet is rapidly changing every facet of our society.  Anyways, if you like skateboarding and look at random stuff on the internet everyday like myself, then I recommend this new “e-zine.”  Oh and Matt Miller is rad.

Check out dc7zine.com here

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Also check out this video of Heath Kirchart (seasoned professional skateboarder) reminiscing about pre-interent skateboarding, while he is giving a blow-by-blow of his epic part Transworld Skateboarding’s “Sight Unseen.”

From Oakland to Sacktown, the Bay Area and back down, Minneapolis to Chicago, and LA to NYC, people be celebrating Dr. Dre’s birthday, and on Saturday Feb 20th we’re bringing the legendary party to Philly for the first time!

Eazy-E, Ice Cube, the D.O.C, Snoop D-O-double-G, and the group that said motherfuck the police, it’s all g-funk all night with DJs Ed Blammo, Ronnie Darko, Jay Yo, No Arms, and Shawn Ryan.

Costumes are definitely encouraged, and prizes will be given out to all the G’s and hustlers rocking their Dickies, Starter snapback hats, button up flannels, and any other west coast gear, but this ain’t the Fila Fresh Crew, so you better come correct.

Only 5 bucks to get in, and the first 40 to arrive get a free Colt 40oz. Pour a little liquor out for the Doctor, cause it ain’t nothing but a g-thang.

DRE DAY
Saturday Feb. 20
Upstairs @ the Khyber (2nd & Walnut)
$5 Cover
photos by Matpat

Tonight, chillwave artists Neon Indian and Memory Tapes will arrive at Philadelphia’s Voyeur on 12th and james.

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Grammy nominated for Oracular Spectacular, MGMT has finally revealed the album art work for their second EP release for Congratulations. The album artwork definitely signifies surfing and how psychedelic drugs play a role for this release. The artwork was done by artist Anthony Ausgang. Also if you want to pre-order the album, you can do so here and if you select the ’special edition’ choice, you will receive a “scratch off front cover with custom metal coin.” Everyday someone comes up with new ideas for pre-orders, like either a “golden ticket” to get into a free show, or something stupid and insane like this. I wonder what you’ll discover if you scratch off the front cover…

…probably a now owned fucked up cover. Way to go.

Due out on April 14th on Columbia Records

Interview w/ Spin

New York artist Steve Powers aka ESPO (Exterior Surface Painting Outreach) is the latest creative featured on photographer Todd Selby’s The Selby. The tour gives us a chance to look at ESPO’s fascinating studio and his vast archive of work and memorabilia. You can find the full feature at The Selby.

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“In conjunction with his solo exhibition at the Galerie Javier Lopez in Madrid, KAWS is taking part in the ARCO Art Fair as well, with a small showcase of his signature artwork. Featured is a set of paintings follow his SpongeBob theme, along with one of the artist’s Chum sculptures. ARCO runs through February 21st for those interested in attending.”

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These are a few of my favorites:

Check out Surrounded vector illustrator. 

This spring Rocksmith has teamed up with Wu Tang to present the Wu Massacre Tee illustrated by French Magazine Be Street. The tee will be available in limited units worldwide at select retail locations early spring. The tee will debut in NYC at the Rocksmith Pop-Up store this March in the L.E.S.

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This Made me smile. Using the insides of a windup tin toy for the body, John Larriva sculpted the head in polymer clay and painted it with acrylic and crafted the hair with wool.  LONG LIVE CONAN!

“The game is titled The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom and it is about a silent film star who breaks the space time continuum in order to fulfill his love of pie. The art style is what helps set this game apart.

“The style of the game is reminiscent of black and white era films and the whole art direction has an Edward Gorey, German expressionist, steampunk vibe.

“I worked as the games concept artist, and Illustrator. The game features up to 70 children’s book style Illustrations which progress the story forward.””

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“Flat Out” Teaser from FLAT OUT PRODUCTIONS on Vimeo.

“The Australian’s call it Walkabout, a chance to escape from the routine, heading into the empty wilderness to empty the body and soul of built up trash, they call it FLAT OUT. Using the simplest and cleanest form of transport, a Track bike. Four cyclists, meet at the Sydney Opera House in Australia, to embark on a journey into extreme terrain during dangerous summer conditions, riding a massive 1200km of road in only ten days to the city of Melbourne.

With the monumental landscapes of Australia as the backdrop, a country and continent all in one that has some of the most diverse wildlife and landscapes on the planet, this challenging and hill ridden terrain proved the perfect situation to film a documentary. The riders were captured having to conquer their own inner demons to complete the journey within the ten days. Cycling an average 8 hours a day getting from one destination to the next, this experience allowed all of them to take stock and reflect, traveling on a more spiritual and inward journey. Each rider’s story being expressed individually using words, photos; drawings, music and a personal diary filmed on super 8 films. This will result in a film and book capturing the journey and experience from start to finish available later this year.”

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Juan Francisco Casas is a KING! These amazing photo realistic illustrations are all created with ballpoint pens. Bic is slacking if they’re not sponsoring him!

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The sports bulges are the best.

DatNewCudi.com: Dan Black Feat. Kid Cudi – Symphonies Remix from DP on Vimeo.

The DAN BLACK Feat:KID CUDI Symphonies Remix video is probably my favorite Music Video this week.

Check out this beautiful  library designed by Levitate Architects in London.

- Ursa Major
- Ryan Elias Benner
- The Skin Cells
- Chewing Gum Tree
- Evan Bernard
- Sarahjane
- Butter Pecan (Candice)
- Gregory Mendez
- Trench Mouth
- Kaytee Della Monica
- Chris Baglivo
- Kill me.The King
- Little Black Rainclouds
- Mike and Tanc
- Nicole Snyder
- Drew Henkels (Drew and the Medicinal Pen)
- Diana Zadlo
- (((Taco)))

Although at Drexel’s campus, people still came out to see these bands. Sunday night? Who cares! Thank you President’s Day (if you got class, damn. Work in the early morning, damn) A good amount of people still came out. There were talented sets giving a vibe where everyone can come out and show a little love. Based at a house where they call “The Hot Pocket” they became festive for the holiday by having heart shaped balloons hovering across the celling, christmas lights above the performers, and great cheap beer called “Silver Thunder.”

Some acts were acoustic, some were through amps/microphones but the songs the bands sang were fantastic folk love songs.

To focus on one of the bands, you should check out the 17th act of the night: Ursa Major.

Pittsburg based band with a hint of Philadelphia, Ursa Major came out with a set list that made people get into their music, turn to your neighbor and say “Who’s this band?” and why can’t I stop feeling their music. Too good.

Ben (voice, guitar) and Jim (voice, banjo) threw down vocals simultaneously while they both had their instruments sway in a matter where they just play their songs to show their love while Steve (banjolin, voice) and Tim (bass) threw in some backup vocals when needed. Kyle (drums) added some great beats with the brush patterns he used for majority of the songs.

For fans of Dr. Dog, Creedence Clearwater Revival and The Violent Femmes.

Check them out:

www.myspace.com/weareursamajor

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title: “THERE’S SOMETHING IN THE AIR”

director: VANACHE

Hello Kiddies,

Here’s a little Valentines Day love for you guys to share. From me to you.

~Vanache

Spike Jonze has an thirty minute short film titled I’m Here that will premiere at this year’s Sundance Film Festival. Check out the.

Check out this video of Derick Montez and Mike Giant, painting some roll downs on Haight Street in San Francisco.

“Just Another Day” | Mike Giant & Derick Montez from Justin Gallagher on Vimeo.
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the warehousey exterior of an otherwise famous Berilnese club

We had put on our ‘best threads’. We expected to stand in line; he had heard so much about this ‘awesome warehouse club’ and how it was the ‘best party in Berlin’. Located in East Berlin, near the Friedrichshain district, Panoramabar/Berghain had gained a reputation of being ‘super exclusive and totally rad’. So I had high expectations, as any person would after hearing such praise.

There were four of us, the two girls A. and AK (German), and K. my male traveling companion. I knew A. through my sister and through the internet; they had gone to school together in Germany (sister was an exchange student) and upon hearing that I was going to Berlin, A. took the liberty of becoming my ‘internet friend’ in order that we could establish some contact before I arrived. AK was A’s friend who was visiting from home. Maybe it was the constant switching between German (the Germans and I) Russian (A, K, and I) and English (everyone), but when the four of us had met for drinks earlier, the conversation had felt a little restrained and awkward, so I was slightly skeptical as to how the rest of the night would play out.

It had taken us a while to find the building (massive warehouse) where the club was located. We had encountered what AK had insisted was the Berlin wall (it wasn’t) and numerous drunk folks wandering about looking for the same place, it seems that everybody had been there once before but had absolutely no clue how to find it again, being that ‘a friend had taken me there’. We found it eventually (it was behind and to the left of the hardware superstore).

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When walking up to the line/bouncer, I expected to find an extremely long line and a very serious list. Instead we saw basically no one, and got in without any major problems. That being said, A insisted that we had come ‘too early’ and that the real party doesn’t start until three of four AM. It was two; I figured we’d stick around long enough in order to see things really ‘get out of hand’.

So we all went to the bar and got really expensive beers/mix drinks. Then we sat around drinking them and making small talk with one another. It seemed as though AK was not having a good time, and was giving off a very distant vibe. It an attempt to avoid further awkwardness, after a few drinks I suggested we go dance, I figured if anything we really didn’t have to talk to each other.

But the music was horrible. Not horrible in the sense that it was annoying/bad/lady gaga but because IT WAS BORING. Imagine this, you are dancing in the club with some attractive people around you who seem to share similar life interests. The music is ‘thumping’ and seems to be approaching that ‘breaking point’ where the whole techno song sorta ‘musically explodes’ and everyone goes crazy/dances emphatically etc. THIS DID NOT HAPPEN. The music would slowly slowly slowly escalate, only to drop off at the moment it should have opened up. It was like blue balls for dancing, it was absolutely infuriating and painful. After about twenty minutes of this, I could no longer handle the situation and decided to head back to the bar side and sit and see if I could establish any contact with girls.

At times I often criticize the Germans for being somewhat of a reserved people when it comes to their social habits, and in this scenario I truly believed that this trait was manifested within this music.

Upon sitting back down in the bar area, I began the usual ‘scoping out of babes’ that anyone in a club situation would do. I was feeling especially confident of my German that day, being that I had a chance to warm it up earlier. I was ready to engage some attractive person in their native tongue. Luckily, I didn’t have to wait very long being that the cute girl sitting next to me near the bar immediately engaged me in conversation.

‘you look bored.’
‘that’s because I am bored, I really think this music is terrible’
‘yeah, it’s not that great, but it’s better on other nights. Are you from Berlin?’
‘no, I’m not.’
‘so what do you do? Which university do you study at?’
‘I actually am done studying, I actually teach English in Russia.’
‘So you’re Russian?’
‘No I’m American…’

and so the small talk went on. As it progressed, I started to notice certain habits about this girl that struck me as odd. She was talking a lot, very intensely and extremely fast. She also hardly seemed to listen to any word I was saying. Eventually things took an even weirder turn.

‘so what do you study in Berlin?’
‘oh, I used to study psychology, but now I study law.’
‘why such the big change?’
‘because all of my friends were studying psychology in order to self treat themselves, after a while it got really stressful to have to deal with friends with so many problems. You see, most of them had serious personal issues. I’d say about half of them were cutters with lots and lots of scars on their arms, I actually had to move out of my apartment because I couldn’t deal with my roommate always appearing with fresh cuts, I mean really fresh.’
‘Holy s___ that’s insane.’
‘yeah and those that didn’t have cutting problems had eating disorders, I had so many bulimic friends that our shared toilets started having serious corrosion problems.’
‘wow, I’m sorry.’
‘oh, it’s okay, I’m fine. I have to go now, but it was nice talking to you.’

And then she and her friends left. This had all happened so quickly that I couldn’t really wrap my head around it for a few minutes. This wasn’t typical German behavior, she had engaged me in conversation, had showed little sign of social inhibition and then went on to tell me about some very serious issues she had going on in her life. I didn’t even know her name. I was seriously confused.

Then I realized she was probably on Ecstasy.

Fuck Valentine’s Day!

Many talk about how rap music is all noise and misogyny. However, as true heads know, rap has a wide spectrum of expression  and effort, as all people do. Exhibit A, my favorite rap songs with the word love in the title. Even so, every song deals with a different form of love.

1. Love- Elzhi

2. Love- Mos Def

3. I Used To Love H.E.R- Common Sense

4. Love Is (remix)- Strange Fruit Project

5. Good Ol Love- Masta Ace

6.Luv 4 Me- SunN.Y.

7.Luv-Zion-I

8.One Love- Nas

9.Love Is…-Common

10. Teenage Love-Slick Rick

11. True Love featuring Decompoze-One Be Lo

12. No Greater Love- Blu & Exile

13. Love Language featuring Les Nubians- Reflection Eternal

14. It’s A Love Thing featuring CL Smooth- Pete Rock

15. Do For Love-2PAC

16.Love of My Life featuring Max B- Jim Jones

17. Lovin You featuring LA the Darkman- Inspectah Deck

18. Lovin’ It featuring Joe Scudda

19.Love Movin’-J Dilla

20.Love Jones- J Dilla

21. Give Love A Chance- People Under The Stairs

22. Fall In Love-Slum Village

23. I Love The Dough featuring Jay-Z-The Notorious B.I.G

24.Love’s Gonna Get Cha- KRS-One

Check out Greg Lamarche a widely known artist  for his unique cut and paste style of graffiti. Lamarche works with a combination of fine arts and graphic design, and is known for using clean, precise lines in a geometric style. Check out more of his work here.

What I’ve come to realize is that horror movies have been altered with regards to their genre make up. The great things about these cheesy 80s classics was in fact, the cheese itself. Horror, as a cinematic genre is meant to include elements of humor. The inherent fantastical nature of Horror plot-lines are best served to an audience coupled with some comic relief.

In recent years with releases of films like, The Ring, The Messengers, etc the nature of the genre has become much more serious; as a result we often still laugh; but inappropriately so: at the fact that we are supposed to take all of what is being portrayed as real. Horror movies of the 80s understood the viewer’s need to lightheartedly giggle at the ridiculous story-lines.

That is not to say that the movies released today are not “Horrors” but rather, they lack the comedic elements that are honed by some of the greatest Horror movies like Stephen King’s The Shining, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and Dolly Dearest.

Following the widely publicized death of Polaroid film, it appears as the brand (alongside the recent appointing of Lady Gaga as creative director) will re-visit its iconic range of instant film cameras. With a ressurgence in film as of late, perhaps Polaroid will once again re-create the realm of instant film photography. The cameras will take on a retro aesthetic with a reliance on Polaroid 1000 film. A release date is slated for later this year with cameras set below the $100 USD mark.

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Human Chain from NikeSportswear on Vimeo.

 So Nike does an amazing job of keeping me motivated.  Please take a second to view their new commercial.  This piece features wide range of world class athletic talents including Lance Armstrong, LaDanian Tomlinson, Maria Sharapova and Rampage Jackson. The video also features the track “Ali in the Jungle” by British band, The Hours.

Check out these amazing illustrations from Russian artist Zorin Vasili. View more here

I learn so many styles…

Alma from Rodrigo Blaas on Vimeo.

Designer Hafsteinn Juliusson  has gone green when he created a series of “Growing Jewelry” The idea was to combine both glamour and gardening.  Each ring  contains a living element of grass, moss and other foliage.  Get yours @ hafsteinn juliusson.

Benjamin Franklin, one of Philadelphia’s greatest sons, wasn’t a big fan of the Great Seal of the Untied States. In a letter to his daughter Sarah, Franklin gives his true feelings on what he thought the Eagle represents.

Excerpt from Franklin’s Letter to His Daughter

“For my own part I wish the Bald Eagle had not been chosen the Representative of our Country. He is a Bird of bad moral Character. He does not get his Living honestly. You may have seen him perched on some dead Tree near the River, where, too lazy to fish for himself, he watches the Labour of the Fishing Hawk; and when that diligent Bird has at length taken a Fish, and is bearing it to his Nest for the Support of his Mate and young Ones, the Bald Eagle pursues him and takes it from him.

“With all this Injustice, he is never in good Case but like those among Men who live by Sharping & Robbing he is generally poor and often very lousy. Besides he is a rank Coward: The little King Bird not bigger than a Sparrow attacks him boldly and drives him out of the District. He is therefore by no means a proper Emblem for the brave and honest Cincinnati of America who have driven all the King birds from our Country . . .

“I am on this account not displeased that the Figure is not known as a Bald Eagle, but looks more like a Turkey. For the Truth the Turkey is in Comparison a much more respectable Bird, and withal a true original Native of America . . . He is besides, though a little vain & silly, a Bird of Courage, and would not hesitate to attack a Grenadier of the British Guards who should presume to invade his Farm Yard with a red Coat on.”

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So they just dropped the “How To Make It In America Mix Tape”  A promo for HBO’s new show “How To Make It In America“.  I personally think its dope. You can download it here.

Weekly series will air every Sunday at 11:30 p.m. debuting February 7, 2010

Heavy Sedation, the nationally syndicated television series has a new Philadelphia home…WHYY Channel 12. WHYY is the number one public television station in the entire Delaware Valley and the fourth largest in the United States. The first episode of Heavy Sedation’s third season will air on Sunday, February 7, 2010 at 11:30 p.m.

Heavy Sedation is a weekly series of quirky, comedic and dramatic short stories created and produced by award winning filmmaker and Philadelphia native, Shannon Newby. In the style of a repertory theater, Heavy Sedation rotates the same actors, but they play completely different characters in different original stories. Some of the notable cast members are Brian Anthony Wilson of HBO’s ‘The Wire’ and David Smyrl best known for his work on the ‘Cosby Show’ and as Mr. Hanford owner of ‘Mr. Hooper’s Store’ on ‘Sesame Street’.

Newby an avid Alfred Hitchcock fan and self proclaimed film geek is always thrilled to share the hundreds of bizarre story ideas he’s been writing over the years while instilling his trademark glimmer of hope that many of his films contain. “I am very excited and honored to have my series air on WHYY. Ever since my days at Community College of Philadelphia, I always dreamed of having my work seen on Channel 12…now it’s coming true!”

Heavy Sedation has been called “a hip, funny twilight zone …” by local radio personality Charing Ball, and has been praised by the founder of the ‘Reel Black’ film screening series, Michael Dennis, touting that “Heavy Sedation has smart writing and tongue in cheek thrills. It will keep you on the edge of your seat!”

The show originally debuted on WYBE-Channel 35 in November 2006. Within weeks, Heavy Sedation became one of the top 5 shows on the station. In April of 2007, the success of Heavy Sedation brought about national distribution with The National Education Television Association (NETA). Heavy Sedation is now a nationally syndicated public television program that has aired on over 40 public television stations nationwide, as well as in Canada and Europe.

Heavy Sedation can be seen every Sunday at 11:30 p.m. on WHYY-Channel 12 debuting February 7, 2010. For more information, visit www.heavysedation.com.

For a cold day, GI JOE meets John Carpenter’s The Thing!

The Topstitch Boutique (54 north 3rd street) presents “Puppy Face” new works from the very talented brain of Kris Chau.  The opening of the show is tonight (Feb. 5th) from 6 – 10 pm!!!  Sorry for the short notice, this show definitely deserved some attention at least earlier on in the week, but better late than never I suppose.  Ms. Chau is a Philadelphia based artist/illustrator who has created art work for such clients as Urban Outfitters, The Seattle Stranger, Bust Magazine, and The Philadelphia Weekly.  I should say right now that I am a sucker for artists that really have a handle on drawing people/figures in their own unique way, and Kris Chau is no exception.  Also the fact that most of the people in her recent work seem to be cute girls that I wish I could meet at the Barbary only makes me like her paintings even more.  Definitely try to check this show out, if not tonight, then in the coming weeks.  Thanks.

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