HEART - LIGHT issue

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INTERNATIONAL ARTS MAGAZINE  ISSUE NO.1

Light HEART


CONTENTS

FEATURED ARTIST:

FASHION: NIGHT WATCH

METRO FASHIO

PHOTOGRAPHY: TALLIN

FOSSIL

ARCHITECTURE: ALVAR(O)´

THICKS

NEW BLOOD: MADE BY EUGENE MODEL: KARIN SCHONKEN PHOTOGRAPHER: DAVID CAMPBELL

AJIT DUTTA ROBERTO DI ROCCO

ON THE PULSE: WE HEART


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MARCO P R AT I “THERE IS NO WHITE LIGHT, NOR IS THERE BLACK SHADOW” (LOUIS KAHN) WE MEET MARCO PRATI, FOUNDER OF THE BOLOGNA-BASED ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE UNDERGROUNDSTUDIO PROGETTI AND COLLABORATOR AT THE CO4 COURSE AT BOLOGNA UNIVERSITY, TO TALK ABOUT ARCHITECTURE AND ART IN GENERAL. PERHAPS THIS IS A POIGNANT MOMENT AS THE GREAT MAJORITY OF PEOPLE ARE CONCERNED WITH ECONOMIC-RELATED MATTERS AND ARTISTIC PRODUCTION, TOGETHER WITH ITS FRUITION FROM THE MASSES, IS SEEN (WITH SOME EXCEPTIONS) AS SOMETHING OF LITTLE IMPORTANCE, OR SIMPLY NOT CONSIDERED AT ALL. HEART: WHAT IS THE ROLE OF ART IN EVERYDAY LIFE, NOT ONLY PROFESSIONAL, FOR MARCO PRATI? MARCO PRATI: ...I CONSIDER EVERY SINGLE MOMENT OF MY LIFE IN THE SAME WAY AS A RELATIONAL PERFORMANCE. AND I AM PRETTY MUCH PERSUADED THAT EVERYBODY LIVES THIS CONDITION, IN ONE WAY OR ANOTHER. ART IS THE FORMALISATION OF ALL THIS, IT GIVES SENSE TO IT. THE THING IS, THE MAJORITY OF HUMANITY DOESN’T REALIZE IT OR IS NOT INTERESTED. H: FRANCE IS PROCEEDING WITH AN EXPERIMENT IN FREE ADMISSION FOR VISITORS UNDER 26 AT 18 NATIONAL MUSEUMS; IN THE UK, FREE ADMISSION TO MUSEUM’S PERMANENT COLLECTIONS BECAME A REALITY IN 2001: ARE THESE ISOLATED CASES OR A SIGN OF AN INCREASING UNDERSTANDING OF THE KEY ROLE OF ART IN THE FORMATION OF YOUNG (BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY) PEOPLE? MP: I DON’T KNOW. POLITICS AND INSTITUTIONS RELY ON MEN WHO MANAGE THEM. IF THEY ARE ENLIGHTENED PEOPLE, THEN THEY WILL HAVE GOOD IDEAS THAT WILL BE FRUITFUL. UNFORTUNATELY, HISTORY TEACHES US NOT TO TRUST TOO HEAVILY IN POLITICIANS AND STATISTICS PROVIDE DISCOURAGING DATA ON THEIR ILLUMINATION. H: THE LABORATORY COURSE OF CO4 THAT YOU RUN IS CHARACTERIZED BY BEING INTERDISCIPLINARY: ARCHITECTURE IS THE TARGET, BUT THE PATH THROUGH WHICH THIS GOAL IS REACHED WINDS THROUGH RESEARCH IN MANY FIELDS OF ART (VISUAL ARTS, BUT ALSO MUSIC, FILM, TECHNOLOGY). THERE IS THEREFORE ”CONTIGUITY” BETWEEN THE ARTS? MP: ABSOLUTELY. THE POSSIBILITY TO GRASP AN EXPRESSIVE SOLUTION IS MULTIPLIED GREATLY IF WE USE MORE THAN ONE ART FORM TO EXPLORE AN IDEA. H: LOUIS KAHN SAID THAT EVEN THOUGH PAINTING AND SCULPTURE PLAY A BEAUTIFUL ROLE IN THE REALM OF ARCHITECTURE, JUST AS ARCHITECTURE PLAYS A BEAUTIFUL ROLE IN THE REALMS OF PAINTING AND SCULPTURE, THEY DO NOT HAVE THE SAME DISCIPLINE, BECAUSE ARCHITECTURE, NEVERTHELESS, HAS LIMITS. WHEN WE TOUCH THE INVISIBLE LIMIT WALL, THEN WE KNOW MORE ABOUT WHAT IS CONTAINED WITHIN. WHAT IS THE POSITION OF ARCHITECTURE, THEN, COMPARED TO OTHER ART FORMS? MP: PROBABLY FOREMOST IN MY EXPERIENCE AS DESIGNER/ARTIST, I REALIZED THAT ARCHITECTURE CONTEMPLATES MUSIC, PAINTINGS, VIDEO-ART, SCULPTURE, PERFORMANCE AND SITE SPECIFIC INSTALLATION. WHEREAS IT CANNOT BE SAID THAT THESE ARTS CONTEMPLATE ARCHITECTURE. H: BESIDES YOUR ACTIVITY AS DESIGNER,YOU ARE ALSO AN ARTIST: ARE THEY TWO SEPARATE WORLDS, ONE MORE PUBLIC, PROFESSIONAL, THE OTHER ONE MORE PRIVATE, INTIMATE? OR DO THEY OVERLAP? MP: SINCE WE OPENED UGS, THEY HAVE BECOME ONE THING. MY ART IS MY ARCHITECTURE. BESIDES THAT, I STILL MAKE SOME LAND ART INSTALLATIONS AND SOME PAINTING.

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H: WHICH TECHNIQUE DO YOU MAINLY USE? IS THERE ANY ARTIST OR MOVEMENT THAT INSPIRES YOU IN PARTICULAR? MP: …MIXED MEDIA BY DEFINITION. I’VE ALWAYS BEEN TESTING DIFFERENT SOLUTIONS AND I CONTINUE TO DO SO. MY INSPIRATION DOESN’T COME FROM ANY ONE ARTIST IN PARTICULAR, BUT THERE ARE PLENTY OF ARTISTS THAT I LOVE (…AND WHO MAYBE INSPIRE ME!). AMONG THEM: BEVERLY PEPPER, LEONARDO, ANDY WARHOL, LEON BATTISTA ALBERTI, KEITH HARING, JACKSON POLLOCK, STEVEN HOLL, FERRAN ADRIÀ, MARTA SCHWARTZ, HIERONYMUS BOSCH, COCO CHANEL, WILL ALSOP, TERRAGNI, CARAVAGGIO, GERARD RICHTER, ANGELO PARACUCCHI, RONI HORN, DONALD JUDD, TOYO ITO, BORROMINI AND RICHARD PRINCE, TO NAME A FEW. H: THE CONCEPT FOR THE FIRST RELEASE OF OUR MAGAZINE IS LIGHT; WHAT ROLE DOES LIGHT HAVE IN YOUR PROJECTS? MP: IN ARCHITECTURAL PROJECTS LIGHT IS THE STRATEGY THAT I USE TO DEFINE THE BORDERS OF THE VOIDS. IN VISUAL ART, I ALMOST ALWAYS USE IT AS A “BOLLARD” TO ATTAINING SPEED. TO MAKE PEOPLE THINK. H: WHICH OF THE CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTS WHO SCULPT THE USE OF LIGHT IN THEIR WORKS, DO YOU RESPECT IN PARTICULAR (IF ANY)? MP: PAWSON, ANDO, PIANO, HOPKINS, SAANA, ZUMTHOR, HEKKINEN-KOMONEN, ITO. H: YOUR OFFICE HAS SEVERAL COLLABORATIONS WITH OTHER ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICES IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE WORLD; IN WHAT WAY DO YOU CONFIGURE THESE COLLABORATIONS? IS DISTANCE A LIMITATION, OR HAVE MODERN TECHNOLOGIES EFFECTIVELY BRIDGED THOSE DISTANCES THAT UNTIL RECENTLY SEEMED TO BE SO HUGE? MP: WITH THE ADVENT OF SKYPE IT IS AS IF THERE IS NO DISTANCE. WE HAVE CLOSED A CONTEST FOR AN OFFICE BUILDING IN THE MIDDLE EAST WORKING WITH A TEAM OF OFFICES LOCATED LITERALLY “AROUND THE WORLD” WITHOUT ANY PROBLEMS. H: ARE THERE MAJOR CULTURAL DIFFERENCES WHEN WORKING WITH PARTNERS WHO LIVE ON ANOTHER CONTINENT? IF YES, IS THIS MORE OF A LIMITATION OR AN OPPORTUNITY? MP: YES, YOU MAY ENCOUNTER LARGE CULTURAL DIFFERENCES. PERSONALLY I LIKE IT A LOT AND THEREFORE IT COULD BE CONSIDERED MORE AS AN OPPORTUNITY. H: DO YOU THINK THAT “JOINING FORCES” WITH OTHER DESIGNERS, NOT NECESSARILY ONLY ARCHITECTS FOR SPECIFIC PROJECTS CAN BE A GREAT OPPORTUNITY, ESPECIALLY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WHO HAVE JUST BEGUN THEIR ACTIVITIES? MP: YOUNG PEOPLE WHO HAVE JUST STARTED WITH THEIR BUSINESS HAVE TO BE PATIENT AND THEY HAVE TO HOPE TO HAVE GOOD IDEAS. THEN IF THEY HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO CREATE A TEAM TO DEVELOP A PARTICULAR PROJECT, OUR EXPERIENCE HAS TAUGHT US THAT THE MORE HETEROGENEOUS THE GROUP, THE MORE THE GROUP “PRODUCES” INTERESTING RESULTS, BECAUSE THE “RELIEF OF THE REALITY” AS I CALL IT, IS VARIED AND MULTIFACETED. AND BEING FROM THE “RELIEF” THAT THE IDEAS COME, THE FULL CIRCLE CLOSES.

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FROM THE CHARMING TOWN OF TALLINN, THE CREATIONS OF SOME OF ESTONIA´S MOST TALKED ABOUT

FASHION DESIGNERS

(PHOTOGRAPHS BY DAVIDE DE VISDOMINI)

NIGHT WATCH


THIS PAGE: MARILIIS IS WEARING SKIRT BY KAI EICHEN AND CORSET BY HELIN PALLAV


THIS PAGE: MARILIIS IS WEARING DRESS BY KIRILL SAFONOV. OPPOSITE: DRESS BY ANU SAMARÜÜTEL; HAIR PIECE BY KAI EICHEN

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THIS PAGE: ON MARILIIS, JACKET BY KIRILL SAFONOV; SKIRT BY ANU SAMARÜÜTEL; PEARL NECKLACE AND RING FROM STYLIST´S PRIVATE COLLECTION OPPOSITE: DRESS BY ANU SAMARÜÜTEL; SHOES: STYLIST´S OWN


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ON MARILIIS, DRESS BY ANU SAMARÜÜTEL SHOES: STYLIST´S PRIVATE COLLECTION

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THIS PAGE: MARILIIS IS WEARING JACKET BY KIRILL SAFONOV; PEARL NECKLACE FROM STYLIST´S PRIVATE COLLECTION OPPOSITE: DRESS AND COLLAR, ALL BY KAI EICHEN


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LOCATION:: 3 SISTERS HOTEL, TALLINN, ESTONIA LOCATION www.threesistershotel.com PHOTOGRAPHY: DAVIDE DE VISDOMINI davide.devisdomini@gmail.com STYLING: KAI EICHEN kai@kaieichen.com MODEL: MARILIIS ROOTS (E.M.A.) www.ema.ee MAKE-UP: JETE ALJASMÄE HAIR: KAREL OJA karel.oja@gmail.com DESIGNERS: ANU SAMARÜÜTEL (anusamaryytel@yahoo.com) HELIN PALLAV (hey.piip@mail.ee) KAI EICHEN (kai@kaieichen.com, www.kaieichen.com) KIRILL SAFONOV (kirilldesign@hot.ee)

MODEL TALK MARI-LIIS WAS BORN AND RAISED IN PÄRNU, ESTONIA; SHE HAS BEEN WITH E.M.A. MODEL MANAGEMENT SINCE THE BEGINNING OF HER PROFESSIONAL CAREER; SHE HAS FEATURED IN CAMPAIGNS FOR MONTON, ESTONIAN COSMOPOLITAN, KAUBAMAJA, HALENS, IN FINLAND FOR ANTTILA AND IN MOSCOW FOR DESAM. BESIDES MODELING, MARI-LIIS IS STUDYING LAW AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TARTU. WE ASKED HER FEW QUESTIONS TO GET TO KNOW HER A BIT BETTER: HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN MODELING? I HAVE BEEN WORKING AS A MODEL FOR 2 YEARS. I HAVE WORKED MOSTLY IN ESTONIA BUT ALSO IN FINLAND AND MOSCOW WHAT DID YOU WANT TO BE WHEN YOU WERE 10 YEARS OLD? A LIFEGUARD WHO IS YOUR FAVOURITE FASHION DESIGNER? IN ESTONIA, TIINA TALUMEES WHAT ARE YOU PASSIONATE ABOUT? PÄRNU BEACH WHAT DO YOU DO IN YOUR SPARE TIME? I SPEND MY SPARE TIME WITH MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS



PHOTOGRAPHER: STYLIST : MAKE-UP: HAIR : MODEL :

DAVE CAMPBELL KAI EICHEN MERIKE PETRI MAIMU HANNUS KIRTI TORN

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LOCATION: METRO PLAZA, TALLINN PHOTOGRAPHY BY DAVE CAMPBELL -

davecampbellphoto@yahoo.com

STYLING BY KAI EICHEN -

kai@kaieichen.com www.kaieichen.com

MAKE-UP BY MERIKE PETRI -

merikepetri@yahoo.com

HAIR BY MAIMU HANNUS -

mandie@hot.ee

MODELING BY KIRTI TORN (living models) -

www.livingmodels.com

Haute Couture Fashion supplied by Estonian fashion designer LILLI JAHILO. You can view her latest designs @ www.lillijahilo.com

Model Talk KIRTI HAS BEEN WITH LIVING MODELS FOR 4 YEARS. SHE WAS BORN IN TALLINN, ESTONIA, WHERE SHE IS ALSO CURRENTLY LIVING. SHE HAS DONE FASHION SHOWS FOR ARMANI, DOLCE&GABBANA, REPLAY, KATALI AND LANCOME AND CAMPAIGNS FOR LADA AND TALLINK, AS WELL AS APPEARING IN SEVERAL ESTONIAN FASHION MAGAZINES. WE WANTED TO GET TO KNOW KIRTI A LITTLE BETTER SO WE ASKED HER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS; HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN MODELING? I HAVE BEEN ACTIVELY MODELLING SINCE I WAS 18,WHEN I JOINED THE AGENCY, BUT BEFORE I´VE ALSO DONE SOME SHOWS AND SHOOTINGS WHAT DID YOU WAN TO BE WHEN YOU WERE 10 YEARS OLD? WHEN I WAS 10 YEARS OLD I HAD VERY DIFFERENT WISHES THAN NOW.. I WANTED TO BE A DOCTOR AND THEN AN ACTRESS! WHO IS YOUR FAVOURITE FASHION DESIGNER? DOLCE&GABBANA AND GUCCI WHAT ARE YOU PASSIONATE ABOUT? LOVE,TRAVEL AND GOOD FOOD! WHAT DO YOU DO IN YOUR SPARE TIME (APART FROM PLAY THE VIOLIN)? I DO DIFFERENT THINGS.. I LOVE TRAVELLING. I TAKE VIOLIN LESSONS TWO TIMES PER WEEK. I LOVE TO GO ROLLSKATING AND SWIMMING; I READ LOTS OF DIFFERENT BOOKS. AND I GO OUT WITH FRIENDS AND WITH MY BOYFRIEND

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THE LIGHT IN ALVAR AALTO´S AALTO´S AND ALVARO SIZA´S SIZA´S ARCHITECTURE. by Miguel Santos

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THE LIGHT, THE SPACE AND MATERIALITY ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT FEATURES IN THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE TWO GREAT MASTERS ALVAR AALTO AND ALVARO SIZA. SIZA. IT IS AN INTERESTING COINCIDENCE (PERHAPS), THAT BOTH SHARE A SIMILAR ARCHITECTURAL LANGUAGE, SIMILAR APPROACH TO WHAT WE CALL THE ESSENCE OF ARCHITECTURE, THE SITE AS INSPIRATION AND ALSO THEIR FIRST NAMES. ONE BORN IN THE NORTHWEST COUNTRY OF EUROPE, FINLAND AND THE OTHER BORN IN THE MOST SOUTHWEST COUNTRY OF THE OCCIDENTAL EUROPE, PORTUGAL. SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THEIR CAREERS THEY’VE EMPHASIZED IN THEIR WORKS THE QUALITY OF SITE: BOTH MANAGED TO DEVELOP LOCAL ARCHITECTURE OF HIGH CULTURAL QUALITY AND AN UNDERSTANDING OF WHAT IS MOST ESSENTIAL IN THE ARCHITECTURAL PHENOMENON. LIGHT DEFINES SPACE, EXPRESSES THE MATERIALS AND CHARACTERIZES THE MOMENT.THIS IS CLEARLY SHOWN AND FOUND


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IN THE ARCHITECTURAL POETRY DESIGNED BY SIZA AND AALTO. LIGHT THAT HAS NOTHING COLD ABOUT IT; ABSTRACT LIGHT THAT IS PURELY RATIONAL IS MANIPULATED IN SUCH A GREAT AND SENSITIVE SKILL.THE COURTYARDS/INNER YARDS, SKYLIGHTS AND THE EXACT BALANCE BETWEEN THE BRIGHTEST AND THE DARKEST AREAS ARE THE TOOLS TO DEFINE AN IMMENSE AND POWERFUL SENSITIVITY OF BOTH ALVAR(O)S SINGULAR ARCHITECTURE. LET’S TAKE IN CONSIDERATION THESE TWO EXAMPLES FROM EACH ARCHITECT. THE RATTAIL OFFICE BUILDING IN HELSINKI BY AALTO AND THE BIBLIOTECA DA UNIVERSIDADE DE AVEIRO BY ALVARO SIZA; HERE WE CAN FIND THE INTENSITY OF THE SKYLIGHT AND CLARITY OF SHAPE - THE MARKEDLY PLASTIC, TACTILE LIGHT - NOT PASSIVE LIGHT, IN THE SENSE THAT IT PROVIDES A SERVICE. TWO OTHER EXAMPLES ARE THE GREAT (RURAL SCALE) AND BEAUTIFUL PARISH CHURCH IN RIOLA, ITALY BY AALTO AND THE PARISH CHURCH OF MARCO DE CANAVESES BY SIZA.THE FIRST EMPHASIZES THE STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS, WITH THE SECOND, THERE´S AN ABSENCE OF STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS. STRIKING INTENSE LIGHT, WHERE THE BRIGHT AND DARK DEFINE THE DIFFERENT PARTS AND MOMENTS IN THE BUILDING/COMPLEX – THE HOLY AND THE MUNDANE.


THICKSPACE THICK SPACE THE WORLD THROUGH A DIFFERENT LIGHT LIGHT.. by FBRK architects

THIS PAGE, FROM TOP: CLOSE-UPS OF THE FIBERS IN ONE OF THE STRUCTURES; THICKSPACE_EGG IN GUANGZHOU OPPOSITE: THICKSPACE AT SHENZEN BIENNALE

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THICKSPACE THICK SPACE IS A SERIES OF INSTALLATIONS THAT INGAGE THE PUBLIC IN ALTERED SENSORY EXPERIENCES. THE INTENTION OF THICKENING SPACE RESPONDS TO THE HIGH SPEED, HYPER VISUAL ENVIRONMENTS THAT HAVE BECOME INCREASINGLY UBIQUITOUS IN TODAY´S WORLD. THESE INSTALLATIONS CREATE OPPORTUNITIES TO SLOW DOWN, IF ONLY MOMENTARILY, AND TO EXPERIENCE A VARIETY OF OTHERWISE NORMATIVE SITUATIONS THROUGH AN ALTERED SPATIAL MEDIUM. INHABITING THICK THICKSPACE SPACE STIMULATES A CHANGE IN THE WAY PEOPLE INTERPRET THEIR SURROUNDINGS BY REORGANIZING THE HIERARCHY OF SENSORY PERCEPTIONS.

www.fbrk.eu

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THIS PAGE: THICKSPACE_ EGG IN SHANGHAI; OPPOSITE, FROM TOP: THICKSPACE_OFFICE AND THICKSPACE IN THE UK

IMAGES COURTESY OF FBRK ARCHITECTS

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Made By EUGENE


THIS MONTH NEW YORK HEART PICK IS TO BE FOUND IN WILLIAMSBURG: ACCESSORY DESIGNS

MADE BY EUGENE. THE BRAZILIAN BORN EUGENE TSAI IS MULTI-TALENTED AND WORKS SUCCESSFULLY WITH HIS OWN HEART AS A DESIGNER OF NOT ONLY UNIQUE JEWELERY AND ACCESSORIES BUT HE ALSO DESIGNS FURNITURE, IS AN ARTIST COLLABORATING WITH THE LIKES OF AN GRAHAM AND JAPANTHER, IS AN ART DIRECTOR OF ART VIDEOS LIKE “VIDEO PORTRAITS” BY ROBERT WILSON AND IS A CURATOR AT LARGE. AS A ACCESSORY DESIGNER HE IS EXPRESSING HIS LOVE FOR TRUE MATERIALS, OLD TECHNIQUES AND THE POETRY OF LIFE.

THIS PAGE, SOME OF THE ACCESSORIES DESIGNED BY MADEBYEUGENE. FROM TOP: MBE ONE, A PARROT, TRUE LOVE. OPPOSITE PAGE: HARNESS


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THE START OF HIS LINE BEGAN WITH A GIFT THAT HE MADE FOR A GIRL. SUDDENLY SO MANY FELL IN LOVE WITH HIS PRODUCTS. THE

MADE BY EUGENE STUDIO IS LOCATED IN AN OLD BROOKLYN FIREHOUSE AND THERE EUGENE AND HIS TEAM CREATE THESE MOODY, FUNNY, THOUGHT PROVOKING AND HIGHLY DESIRABLE OBJECTS. THUS FAR, MBE OFFERS A SELECTION OF ODDLY APPEALING KEY CHAINS, WHIMSICAL BAGS, SONG LIKE NECKLACES AND RINGS. AND SUNGLASSES ARE SLATED TO BE LAUNCHED FOR THE NEXT SEASON. CANNOT WAIT! MADEBYEUGENE OFTEN USES PHRASES WHICH CAPTURE HIS PERSONAL MEMORIES OF LOVE, LOSS AND HOPE BUT THESE PHRASES ALSO EVOKE A SENTIMENT THAT IS UNIVERSAL. IF HIS PRODUCTS WOULD TURN INTO MUSIC, I´M SURE IT WILL BE THE SONG I WOULD WHISTLE ON A FULL MOON LIT NIGHT.

THIS PAGE, MORE OF THE ACCESSORIES DESIGNED BY MADEBYEUGENE. FROM TOP: PLANK, MBE THREE, KAREN O WEARING HOPE ALL IS WELL OPPOSITE PAGE: GRAPPA, ALWAYS, HARNESS, BALAIN.


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Ajit DUTTA


AJIT DUTTA

IS A DIGITAL ARTIST THAT SPECIALISES IN ILLUSTRATION AND PHOTOGRAPHIC MANIPULATION. HE STUDIED DIGITAL ARTS AT THE THAMES VALLEY UNIVERSITY IN LONDON WHERE HE BECAME FASCINATED IN CREATING ART THROUGH THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY.

AGONIES IN DISTRACTION

IS AN ARTWORK IN THE FORM OF INSTALLATION AND SCULPTURE THAT USES LIGHT WITH MIRRORS COMBINED TO MAKE A PILLAR OF ILLUMINATION AND WALL OF MONITORS. THE PILLAR IS USED AS A DISTRACTION FROM WHAT IS SHOWN ON THE MONITORS WHERE LIGHT INADVERTENTLY JOINS WITH IMAGERY ON THE MONITORS, ADDING TO THE DIVERSION. THE IMAGES ON THE MONITORS THEMSELVES USE LIGHT TO CREATE IMAGERY DEPENDANT ON HOW LIGHT SENSITIVE SENSORS ARE MOVED. THE PLAY OF LIGHTS AND MONITORS FORM THE MEANING AND IDEAS BEHIND THE ARTWORK AND THE USE OF MIRRORS PUSH ARTWORK INTO ANOTHER WORLD BUILT OF REPEATED FORMS.

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TO CHANGE THE IMAGES ON SCREEN, AJIT USED

PHOTO-SENSITIVE RESISTORS, A MICROCONTROLLER LIKE AN ‘ARDUINO’ AND A PROGRAM CALLED ‘PROCESSING’. THE PHOTOSENSITIVE RESISTORS OR SENSORS ALSO NEEDED A LIGHT SOURCE TO INTERACT WITH, WHICH WAS A SET OF LEDS AND BLUE STRING LIGHTS WITH POSE ABLE WIRE WHICH HAD SENSORS ATTACHED AT THE ENDS.

THE LIGHT SCULPTURE IN THE BOX WAS MADE OF ONE

BLUE FLUORESCENT LIGHT LOOP AND ROPE LIGHTS. THE BOX OF MIRRORS IS A CUBE WITH TWO OPPOSITE SIDES REMOVED FOR THE MONITORS TO BE PLACED INSIDE AND THE VIEWING SIDE FITTED WITH A ONE WAY MIRROR. THE MIRRORS CREATE AN INFINITY EFFECT.

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A FEATURE WHICH REFLECTS HEAVILY IN AJIT’S WORK IS THE REPETITION OF LIGHT, SPUN INTO COMPOSITIONS OF PATTERN WITH THE USE OF PROGRAMMING. THEREAFTER ADDING ILLUSTRATION WHICH BRINGS THE WORKS TO LIFE.


AJIT IS AVAILABLE FOR FREELANCE WORK AS A DIGITAL ARTIST. YOU CAN VIEW MORE OF HIS WORKS AT www.logdes.net CONTACT - ajitartist@yahoo.co.uk

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Roberto DI ROCCO


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YOU CAN VIEW MORE OF HIS WORK AT www.openquadra.it CONTACT - robertodirocco@msn.com

ROBERTO IS AVAILABLE FOR FREELANCE WORK AS VISUAL ARTIST.


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THE CHERRY BLOSSOMS IN THE BRONX BOTANICAL GARDEN HAVE BLOOMED. NOW IT'S OFFICIAL, SPRING HAS COME TO NYC. IT'S A PERFECT MOMENT TO GO BACK INTO THE CITY AND GET INSPIRED BY ART, BEFORE WE ALL HEAD INTO A LAZY SUMMER BREAK WITH AN EASY BOTTLE OF SICILIAN "LA SPIGOLA“. FOR THE BIG VENUES YOU MUST SEE AERNOUT MIK AT MOMA AND THE FANTASTIC JENNY HOLZER RETROSPECTIVE AT THE WHITNEY MUSEUM.

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AERNOUT MIK

THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART, 11 WEST 53 STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10019, info@moma.org SHOWING UNTIL JULY 27 THIS EXHIBITION PRESENTS A SERIES OF DISCRETE INSTALLATIONS BY AERNOUT MIK (DUTCH, B. 1962), PLACED IN BOTH NON-GALLERY AND GALLERY SPACES THROUGHOUT THE MUSEUM

JENNY HOLZER PROTECT PROTECT

WHITNEY MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ARTS, 945 MADISON AVENUE AT 75TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10021 SHOWING UNTIL MAY 31

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PROTECT PROTECT CENTERS ON HOLZER'S WORK SINCE THE 1990S AND IS THE ARTIST'S MOST COMPREHENSIVE EXHIBITION IN THE US IN MORE THAN FIFTEEN YEARS.


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GALLERIES & more

FOR A GALLERY WALK IN CHELSEA,YOU SHOULD START AT D`AMELIO TERRAS ( www.damelioterras.com ) WHICH FEATURES "THE SUN“ A SERIES OF MYSTERIOUS PHOTOGRAPHS BY NOGUCHI RIKA AND THEN YOU HAVE TO STROLL OVER TO GLADSTONE GALLERY ( www.gladstonegallery.com ) WHERE ROMANIAN VICTOR MAN´S INSTALLATION IS ON VIEW, OR GO TO FAKE ESTATE ( www.fakeestate.us ) WHICH IS POSSIBLY THE SMALLEST GALLERY IN MANHATTAN. EXPERIENCE NYC FROM A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE BY VISITING DEITCH STUDIOS ( www.deitch.com ) IN LONG ISLAND CITY, THE CURRENT GROUP SHOW "PIG“ IS LOUD AND COLORFUL, BUT WHAT'S REALLY SPECIAL IS THE DEITCH STUDIOS TERRACE WHERE YOU CAN FIND A BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF GOTHAM FROM ACROSS THE EAST RIVER. IF MORE NYC WATER SITES IS WHAT YOU'RE AFTER, CATCH A GLIMPSE OF OUR NOMADIC FUTURE AND VISIT "THE WATERPOD" ( www.thewaterpod.org ). THIS TEMPORARY COLLABORATIVE INSTALLATION WILL PRESENT; A SUSTAINABLE LIVING SPACE, CONTINUOUS AND VARIED PERFORMANCE PIECES, A MIX OF EXHIBITIONS AND A WHOLE LOT OF STIMULATING LECTURES BY VARIOUS NOTABLES.

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www.gladstonegallery.com

www.thewaterpod.org

www.damelioterras.com

www.fakeestate.us

www.deitch.com

dining

A MOTHER AND DAUGHTER TEAM AT CHIYONO ( www.chiyono.com ) WILL COOK YOU AN AMAZINGLY TASTY HOME COOKED JAPANESE DINNER - IT ISN'T JUST SUSHI ANYMORE. AFTER A JAPANESE DINNER, WHY NOT A JAPANESE NIGHT CAP? SAMPLE GOOD SAKE FROM A BEWILDERING LIST OF CHOICES AT DECIBEL ( www.sakebardecibel.com )? - IT'S JUST A SKIP AWAY FROM CHINOYA. ENJOY NY SPRING!

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THE PHOTOGRAPHIC OBJECT PHOTOGRAPHERS’ GALLERY, 16-18 RAMILLIES STREET, LONDON W1F 7LW

SHOWING UNTIL JUNE 14 EXPLORATION OF PHOTOGRAPHY AS AN 'OBJECT' RATHER THAN JUST AN IMAGE, WITH WORK BY WOLFGANG TILLMANS, CATHERINE YASS, ANDY WARHOL, AND OTHERS.

BAROQUE 1620 - 1800

VICTORIA & ALBERT (V&A) MUSEUM, CROMWELL ROAD, LONDON, SW7 2RL SHOWING UNTIL JULY 19

THE FAR-REACHING OPULENCE OF BAROQUE REVEALED IN ALL ITS MANIFESTATIONS – WITHIN THE MONARCHY, THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND SECULAR SOCIETY–THROUGH ARCHITECTURE, FURNITURE, SILVER, CERAMICS, PAINTING, SCULPTURE AND TEXTILES.

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ART WILLIAM BLAKE

TATE BRITAIN, MILLBANK, LONDON, SW1P 4RG SHOWING UNTIL OCTOBER 4

DISPLAY FROM THE ARTIST'S FIRST, AND ONLY, ONE-PERSON EXHIBITION IN HIS LIFETIME, RE-PRESENTED 200 YEARS AFTER ITS FIRST SHOWING.

music

CHECK OUT WHO IS GIGING IN LONDON THIS MONTH

BEYONCE O2 ARENA, LONDON 8 + 9 JUNE

But tickets @ www.ticketmaster.co.uk

KINGS OF LEON O2 ARENA. LONDON 15, 16 + 30 JUNE

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CHECK OUT NEW, UP AND COMING BANDS IN LONDON @ THE BORDERLINE, BARFLY CAMDEN AND LONDON JAZZ CAFE. - www.mamagroup.co.uk/borderline/index.html - www.barflyclub.com/camden/whatson/WhatsOn.aspx - www.jazzcafelive.com/

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BRITAIN IS NOT FAMOUS FOR IT’S CUISINE BUT THERE ARE TRADITIONAL DISHES THAT HAVE TO BE EXPERIENCED. ONE SUCH DISH FOUND IN LONDON IS PIE & MASH. YOU WILL NEED TO FIND YOURSELF A PIE & MASH SHOP AND THEY DON’T COME MORE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED THAN

MOTHER MASH. “COMFORT FOOD IS WHAT MOTHER MASH SERVES, IN BIG SOOTHING SPOONFULS”.

YOU CAN FIND MOTHER MASH ON 26 GANTON STREET, SOHO, W1F 7QZ www.mothermash.co.uk

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IN THE ESTONIAN SUMMER IT´S ALMOST FORBIDDEN TO SLEEP, BECAUSE IT HARDLY GETS DARK AND FOR COLD NIGHTS IT IS POSSIBLE TO HAVE ADDITIONAL SUN IN THE FORM OF A MUSIC FESTIVAL, EXHIBITION OPENING OR OTHER PERFORMANCE IN THE POCKET. FROM MAY UNTIL THE END OF JUNE YOU COULD END UP IN SOME DRAWN SPACES. IT´S BECAUSE TALLINN HAPPENS TO BE A PLACE FOR A DRAWING TRIENNAL „MANU PROPRIA“, INCLUDING EXHIBITIONS IN NATIONAL LIBRARY OF ESTONIA, KULDJALA TOWER, GALLERY KAARLI 11, FINNISH INSTITUTE, GALLERY AATRIUM ETC. IN SUMMER TALLINN IS WORTH A VISIT, ESPECIALLY THOSE SOMEHOW HIDDEN PLACES INSIDE OLD HOUSES WHERE YOU HAVE TO KNOW THE EXACT TIME FOR STEPPING INTO A CONCERT OR A MOVIE OR AN INSPIRING DISCUSSION. CONTEMPORARY ESTONIAN CULTURE IN DIALOGUE WITH THE OTHER WORLD STILL BREATHES UNDER THOSE ANCIENT ROOFS. ENJOY ESTONIAN VIBE!

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IN KANUTI GILDI SAAL (PIKK STREET 20) YOU COULD STOP BY FOR A MUSIC IMPROVISATION CONCERT OR A CONTEMPORARY DANCE PERFORMANCE. 4TH AND 6TH OF JUNE AT 11 P.M. SCENOGRAPHY STUDENTS OF ESTONIAN ACADEMY OF ARTS WILL SHOW THEIR VISIONS OF PERFORMATIVE ART IN „TRILOGY IN 5 PIECES“. 7TH OF JUNE SOME TECHNOLOGICAL BODYPOETRY WILL HAPPEN IN PÜHAVAIMU 5 (WHICH IS THE CELLAR OF KANUTI GILDI SAAL) AT 9 P.M. – MAIKE LOND AND TAAVET JANSEN WILL PERFORM IN „FLIGHTCASE“.

HOW TO EXPLAIN PICTURES TO A DEAD HARE

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I WOULD ALSO RECOMMEND THEATRE PERFORMANCE „HOW TO EXPLAIN PICTURES TO A DEAD HARE“ WHICH USES MUCH NONVERBAL MPROVISATION, DANCE AND SHIFTING RELATIONSHIPS-EMOTIONS BETWEEN AUDIENCE AND ACTORS. PROGRAMME AVAILABLE: www.no99.ee/eng/kava.php


DANCE DANCE, DANCE, DANCE!

DANCE MILL, LAI STREET, TALLINN FROM JUNE 2 UNTIL JUNE 6

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TALLINN ART HALL OFFERS ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF ESTONIAN ARTIST ASSOCIATION. NEWCOMERS AND OLD ARTSHARKS ARE REPRESENTED IN ART HALL GALLERY, HOBUSEPEA GALLERY, DRAAKONI GALLERY ETC.YOUNG INTERIOR DESIGNERS SHOW THEIR WORK IN SOOSOO GALLERY UNTIL THE 4TH OF JUNE.

DURING THIS PERIOD YOU COULD VISIT DANCE MILL IN HOBUVESKI (LAI STREET 47). YOU HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO START YOUR DAY WITH RELAXING YOGA LESSON, RELEASE YOUR WORRIES WITH FUN AFRODANCE WORKSHOP IN THE AFTERNOON OR ENJOY PERFORMANCES BY DANCE STUDIOS. ON 5TH AND 6TH OF JUNE AT 10 A.M. YOU CAN IMPROVE YOUR KNOWLEDGE ON BODY IN THE CENTER OF TAMMSAARE PARK. ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS REGISTER TO info@fine5.ee AND COME BY.

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FOR PASSIONATE GUITAR MUSIC GUITAR FESTIVAL HAS BEEN CRE WITH WONDERFUL MUSICIANS WORLD SHOW HOW GUITAR IS THAT UNITES MULTIPLE CULTUR HAPPEN IN KUMU AUDITORIUM STREET 34/VALGE STREET 1) AND (PIKK STREET 26). PROGRAM AVAILABLE: http://www.kitarrifestival.ee/tallinngu plakat_inglise.htm

ON TWO WEDNESDAYS AT 18 KUMU (ART MUSEUM OF ESTONIA, WEIZENBERG STREET 34) WILL PLEASE YOUR EYES WITH DOCUMENTARIES OF CRAZY PEOPLE WITH WILD IDEAS, WHICH HAVE CHANGED THE WORLD AND INSPIRED PEOPLE. ON 3TH OF JUNE YOU COULD WATCH „PRAY THE DEVIL BACK TO HELL“ (BY GINI RETICKER) AND ON 10TH OF JUNE „ENJOY POVERTY“ (BY REZNO MARTENS) WITH NO ENTRANCE FEE.

FROM 2ND TO 7TH OF JUNE T SPECIFIC FILMFESTIVAL IN KIN POSTI 8) „AFTER THE WAR, BE GERMAN CINEMATOGRAPHY AUDIENCE WILL BE SHOWN F CLASSICS LIKE HELMUT KÄUT WICKI, PETER LORRE, ROBERT THE BEST FILMS IN DIFFERENT REPRESENTED (DRAMA, COM AND MOST OF THEM HAVEN´ THE ESTONIAN AUDIENCE BE PROGRAMME AVAILABLE AT http://2009.poff.ee/?lang=1&id=1


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ON 5TH OF JUNE KUMU WILL HAVE AN EXPLOSION OF ELECTRONIC AND EXPERIMENTAL MUSIC AND VISUAL ARTS. KUMU NIGHT (KUMU ÖÖ) 2009 FEATURES BANDS AND DJS ON FOUR FLOORS TO VARIOUS TASTE NUANCES. PERFORMERS OF EARLIER YEARS INCLUDE JAH WOBBLE, THE ORB, JIMI TENOR, JAMIE LIDELL, PLANNINGTOROCK, PLAID, ISLAJA, SUSANNA, MUGISON AND MANY LOCAL GENIUSES. THIS YEARS PROGRAM IS BEING CONSTRUCTED: http://www.fbi.ee/?module=news&id=4

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RCHITECTURE ZA-KOENJI (座・高円寺) DESIGN: TOYO ITO KOENJI, TOKYO 2009.5.1 OPEN AT KOENJI IN WESTERN TOKYO, A GROUNDBREAKING CULTURAL-ARTS COMPLEX INCLUDING TWO FULLY-FLEDGED THEATERS AND ONE MULTIPURPOSE AUDITORIUM WAS OPENED ON MAY 1ST. THE BUILDING DESIGNER IS TOYO ITO, ONE OF THE WORLD'S MOST INNOVATIVE AND INFLUENTIAL ARCHITECTS. MASSIVE EXTERIOR LOOKS LIKE A CHOCOLATE BROWN CIRCUS TENT.

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WHEN IT GROWS DARK, ANCE IS THE SYMBOL O GOING TO THE CIRCUS. THE AIM OF THIS FACILIT BESIDES VARIOUS PERFO DRAMAS, COLLABORATI EVENTS TAKE PLACE BEY SOMETHING FASCINATIN ON THE FIRST WEEKEND PROMOTION PROJECT F AND SHOWED THEIR SK PAINTING THROUGH TH FORMERS AS WELL AND PROJECT EVIDENTLY INS INTO CITIZENS.

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, LOTS OF DOTTED LOOPHOLES TURN DREAMY LIGHTS. THIS FANTASTIC APPEAROF "EXCITING AGORA" IN THE TOWN, BASED ON ONE'S CHILDHOOD MEMORY OF

TY IS TO COMBINE PROFESSIONAL ARTS WITH PRIMITIVE CURIOSITY OF CITIZENS. ORMANCES THEY OFFER UNIQUE WORKSHOPS AND EXHIBITIONS ON MODERN ING WITH LOCAL PLAYWRIGHTS AND EXPERTS. AT THE LOBBY MORE CULTURAL YOND THE FIELD OF PERFORMING ARTS. CITIZENS CAN DROP THERE TO FIND NG EVEN ON PERFORMANCE DAY. D OF THE OPENING DAY, AN APPEALING EVENT WAS HELD AT KOENJI AS THE FOR THEATERS. MANY PROFESSIONAL STREET PERFORMERS SUDDENLY APPEARED KILLFUL PERFORMANCES OF PANTOMIME, INTERLUDE, MAGIC, AND ACTION HE TOWN STREETS ALL DAY. THE THEATER COMPLEX IS THE PLACE TO MEET PERD IN FACT MANY PEOPLE WERE WILLINGLY PULLED UP THERE. THIS FIRST STILLED THEIR CORE CONCEPT "A FUSION OF CULTURE AND LIFE ENVIRONMENT"

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CURTAIN WITH INTERACTIVE MEMORY THAT REACTS TO THE SUNLIGHT. PATTERN IS CREATED BY CINETIC FLOWERS THAT OPEN WHEN SUN APPEARS AND FADES. WHEN IT GETS DARKER, OFFERING SHADE FROM SUN OR LETTING THE LIGHT IN WHEN IT IS NEEDED! GREAT IDEA IF YOU DO NOT WANT TOO MUCH LIGHT IN YOUR ROOM AND YET DO NOT WANT TO COVER YOUR WINDOW WITH CURTAINS OR BLINDERS.

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LED THROWIES LET US INTRODUCE YOU TO GRAFFITI RESEARCH LAB, FOUNDED BY EVAN ROTH AND JAMES POWDERLY. AN ART GROUP DEDICATED TO OUTFITTING GRAFFITI WRITERS, ARTISTS AND PROTESTERS WITH OPEN SOURCE TECHNOLOGIES FOR URBAN COMMUNICATION. THE MEMBERS OF THE GROUP EXPERIMENT IN A LAB AND IN THE FIELD TO DEVELOP AND TEST A RANGE OF EXPERIMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES. THEY HAVE DONE WIDE RANGE OF LIGHT BASED PROJECTS, MOST KNOWN PERHAPS IS LAZER GRAFFITI ON BUILDINGS, BRIDGES ETC. WE HAVE A SMALL LOOK BACK TO ONE OF THEIR FIRST PROJECTS THOUGH SIMPLE AND GENIOUS LED THROWIES. LED THROWIES ARE AN INEXPENSIVE WAY TO ADD COLOR TO ANY FERROMAGNETIC SURFACE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD. A THROWIE CONSISTS OF A LITHIUM BATTERY, A 10MM DIFFUSED LED AND A RARE-EARTH MAGNET TAPED TOGETHER. THROW IT UP HIGH AND IN QUANTITY TO IMPRESS YOUR FRIENDS AND CITY OFFICIALS! IMAGE AND FURTHER INFORMATION FROM

www.grafямБtiresearchlab.com

LIGHT BULB BY JEFF LIEBERMAN

A STEP CLOSER TO WIRELESS LIFE. IMAGINE ALL YOUR BULBS FLOATING IN THE AIR, NO WIRES NEEDED! THIS LIGHT BULB IS A LEVITATING YET POWERED LIGHTBULB. IT WILL FLOAT STABLY IN MIDAIR AND REMAIN ON FOR YEARS WITHOUT ANY PHYSICAL CONTACT, CHARGING, OR BATTERIES. IRONICALLY, WITH THE LEVITATION AND WIRELESS POWER CIRCUITRY BOTH ON, THIS ENTIRE PACKAGE STILL CONSUMES LESS THAN HALF THE POWER OF AN INCANDESCENT BULB.

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