Nydansk Sacha Maric is an English born photographer who has been based in Copenhagen and shooting just about everything since 2004, With work for Norse, Wallpaper, WAD, Libertine-Libertine, and Nylon amongst others, his latest project “Good Mother and Father” is a step in the other direction and a personal look at life, death and sex. It’s being released tomorrow at the Playtype concept store from 16-19 so come along to see some amazing images. Continue Reading →
Tonight sees the opening of the Keith Shore x Mikkeller show ‘When Harry met Sally’ showing Keith’s illustrations used on the original labeling for Mikkeller.
Presented by V1 Gallery and showing 09.05.12 – 31.05.12
Mikkeller Bar, Viktoriagade 8 BC Continue Reading →
Thomas Pålsson, who we featured here in Bitchslap XII is solo exhibiting for 1 day on the 10th of May at Råhuset from 17.00 – 23.00. His show Supreme Manipulation is a collection of 20 thought provoking works. We’ll be there. You should be too. Continue Reading →
Two of our favourite mini gangs, Libertine Libertine and Oh Dawn, are teaming up once again to offer us a 3 day pop up store and gallery in Copenhagen. It’s all going down at Kødboderne 14 from this Thursday until Saturday. Check the flyer for more deets or go to the facebook version. Continue Reading →
Once again V1 prove their clout as a major player: Renowned Dutch-born, New York-culture photographer, Ari Marcopoulos shows a selection of his work with his first solo show in Scandinavia, Here and Now at V1 Gallery.
The exhibition opens Friday 27.04.12 and will show until 19.05.12
Amazing light sculptures from NYC based artist Dev Harlan. This one is “Parmenides I” from his “Astral Flight Hangar” solo show at the Christopher Henry Gallery last year. You can also check his vimeo channel for more lighting locura.
Snowboard legend, filmmaker, creative mastermind and now author David Benedek, has done a book about snowboard history. From the early days of Sorel boots and tindys to todays tight pants and kinkrails. And even if snowboarding is not your thing, the video is very well made. Peep it.
The Avant/Garde Diaries documents personal views on the avant-garde…,
whoever they are. Continue Reading →
With a fascination for nature and the sciences, Anders Maisner – SCRMN – creates rich and detailed work touching on collage and illustration, storytelling and chaos.
After 6 years working in Holland and Spain, he’s back in the land of pølser and hygge and has just completed an incredibly successful group show at Charlottenborg, being speedily snapped up by Hans Alf (Holbergsgade 13) for an imminent shared show opening March 23.
You’re invited.
Caldwell Tanner from College Humor drops these sarcastic de-motivational posters. Have a look. Continue Reading →
The second in a series of hand painted studies that aim to psychedelically capture the individual styles of influential skateboarders, this features focuses on Gravis ripper, Dylan Rieder. Continue Reading →
Recently while in Laax for the Burton European Open, I met Aaron Schwartz who was frantically editing and uploading his shots from that day’s halfpipe finals to the Whiteout Magazine site. He showed me some of his stuff which stretched beyond photography; his skills reaching into, and mastering, illustration and graphic design. We were instantly Continue Reading →
Lasse spent a month in Marseille on a workshop directed by Magnum Photographer Antoine D’agata. Now Lasse is back with a bunch of photos and would like you to look at them.
Check them on his website. Here’s a little preview. Continue Reading →
This completely brilliant film was made by Jarbas Agnelli and Keith Loutit. Continue Reading →
