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“Reed Pages is at the fore­front of con­tem­po­rary cul­ture, art and design. It is dedi­ca­ted to deli­ve­ring ins­pi­ra­tio­nal, infor­ma­tive and authen­tic con­tent. It brings together the new and the rein­ven­ted, the home­grown and the foreign, and the inde­pen­dents and the conglomerates.

Whether it be visual, expe­rien­tial, com­mer­cial or con­cep­tual, the fea­tu­res are selec­ted for their con­tri­bu­tions and impact felt around the world. From cover to cover, Reed Pages influen­ces its rea­ders to learn, inte­ract, create and be an active par­ti­ci­pant of the con­tem­po­rary lifestyle.

There are no small sto­ries in Reed Pages, thus the fea­tu­res are orga­ni­zed alpha­be­ti­cally. Every sub­ject, every place and every sin­gle thing is given equal pro­mi­nence. Everything we cover ins­pi­res us in some way, and we aim to share this ins­pi­ra­tion with our readers.”

Check It Out:

2007, dou­ble chan­nel video ins­ta­lla­tion with sound and fra­med photo.

The dou­ble video ins­ta­lla­tion “Guys­goc­razy” was pro­du­ced in colla­bo­ra­tion with the Prague-based por­no­graphic com­pany under the same name which orga­ni­zes large-scale orgies. The empty stu­dios were fil­med before and after one of their events. A group pho­to­graph depic­ting the par­ti­ci­pants conc­lu­des the installation.

Check the videos by clic­king on the pic!

Every thing must out going!
Asia Song Society
45 Canal Street NYC
May 30 – June 6, 2009

On May 30, 2009 Asia Song Society will pre­sent Every thing must out going! an exhi­bi­tion in the form of a tem­po­rary pop-up shop at 45 Canal Street. Fea­tu­ring artist-produced prin­ted mat­ter as well as limi­ted edi­tion sculp­tu­res, dra­wings, records, acces­so­ries, and clothing, the exhi­bi­tion seeks to briefly repo­si­tion the way that art and com­merce play out aesthe­ti­cally and expe­rien­tially at ASS. Cura­ted by Eli­za­beth Lovero, EMOG fea­tu­res work by over 30 artists as well as an exhi­bi­tion design by archi­tect Rafael de Car­de­nas that incor­po­ra­tes ele­ments of gallery and retail space.

‘Bohe­mian, the soon-to-open Noho sis­ter of a bar in the Nishia­zabu dis­trict of Tokyo, is tuc­ked into the back of a buil­ding that used to belong to Andy Warhol. To reach the front door, you pass through a hall­way dub­bed “Bas­quiat Road” (the artist died in his loft at this address). Once you’ve used your swipe key to get in (only 200 will be dis­tri­bu­ted), you’re in an apart­ment­like, low-ceilinged room con­tai­ning just 25 plush seats, inc­lu­ding a cou­ple of couches and a six-seat yellow pine bar.’

http://playearth.jp/

Click on the pic­ture 4 more details.

Hay­worth Mid II

Hemla

Low Top Ikuno

“Stri­pes” Her­jar­klack High“

Honja Hi

(via Highs­no­biety)

Who:
Ken­neth Cap­pe­llo — a for­mer assis­tant to david lachap­pe­lle, his work has been fea­tu­red in such maga­zi­nes as iD, men’s vogue, vanity fair, dazed & con­fu­sed, GQ, flair and mixte. he has pho­to­graphed music covers fea­tu­ring p diddy, eve, ali­cia keys, lil wayne, ice cube, T.I. His adver­ti­sing clients inc­lude nike, stussy, adi­das, supreme, uniqlo, puma, quik­sil­ver, mar­tine sit­bon, diane von furs­ten­berg, urban out­fit­ters, WE, roc­ket­dog, sony bmg, island def jam and j records.

What:
works from his book Acid Drop — part of a series of Tiny­vi­ces Aper­ture Books by the afo­re­men­tio­ned Tim Bar­ber. The show will focus on Cappello’s childhood friends and ska­te­boar­ding, while gro­wing up in Texas.

Where:
Milk Gallery
450 West 15^th Street
New York, NY 10011

When:
June 2^nd — June 13^th