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SA Stu­dios Global’s Film Mar­ket­ing Divi­sion has teamed up with Quentin Taran­tino, Upper Play­ground and The Wein­stein Com­pany to present, THE LOST ART OF INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS.

On Feb­ru­ary 18th, 2010 from 6p — 9p the world will get to pre­view and pur­chase the “Lost Art of Inglou­ri­ous Bas­terds” at The Upper Play­ground Art Gallery in Down­town Los Ange­les. All pro­ceeds from this pro­gram will be donated to The Amer­i­can Red Cross to help the vic­tims of the Haiti Earth­quake.
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Andy Warhol is prob­a­bly rolling in his grave after see­ing Mr. Brain­wash exhi­bi­tion but I can’t say that the show isn’t enter­tain­ing. Check out the cel­e­bra­tion of urban col­ors, vinyl, and pop cul­ture after the jump
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Check out the lat­est issue of Flaunt Mag­a­zine which includes an inter­est­ing arti­cle about the enig­matic artist, Ter­rence Koh. Take a look below for a glimpse from the arti­cle and images.

“It was eas­ier to remem­ber the begin­ning of my three days with the artist Ter­ence Koh than the end. In the begin­ning: there is a bedroom-sized restau­rant in Chi­na­town called Brown, where I meet Koh for din­ner. “I have no brains,” he says exhaust­edly. “I lost all my brain cells.” It’s the week of the open­ing of Per­forma 9, the per­form­ing arts bien­nial in New York for which Koh is giv­ing mul­ti­ple per­for­mances. This part is true. I remem­ber think­ing it odd that Koh would meet me at a place called Brown, given I had just watched a con­ver­sa­tion with him from his YouTube project, “The Ter­ence Koh Show” (2008). In it, Koh says, sim­ply, “I hate color.”

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