What's Going On In Your Town?

[ddohnggo]

bonnie prince billy is playing the apollo on may 12th. whatever name he's playing under, will oldham is the shit live.

[dunaj]

bonnie prince billy is playing the apollo on may 12th. whatever name he's playing under, will oldham is the shit live.

got first row center orchestra seats this morning, booyah

[ddohnggo]

damn. i should get on it. btw, you going to antony and the johnsons again?

[dunaj]

fo sho--got tickets for both nights that antony is playing, but i haven't decided if i'm going to unload the tickets for thursday and just go to friday or what

[dunaj]

also, it's going to be a happy valentines day--
failures (ex charles bronson, das oath, etc.), total abuse, and salvation are playing two shows

2/14
Cake Shop
NY, NY
4pm-8pm

538 Johnson St.
Brooklyn, NY
9pm

[ddohnggo]

damn, i want to see failures. but i got priorities.

[klangspiel]

dior on film

acid mothers guru guru

[eaglewood]

Remaking Fashion - NGV Melbourne

http://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/remakingfashion/

Have a look at the material byproduct section.

[Wiggles]

Little place downtown has a concert series that has some strangely large (for my town) names performing:
Jewel
Art Garfunkel
Um....
Forgot the other ones.

[paprik]

zero is going on, thats why I watch starwars all day

[maldoror]

tonight:

ocean, salome, riff cannon, batillus

8pm @ public assembly (70 North 6th)

[ddohnggo]

Thu 2/26
10:00 PM
Mountains

The Stone All Ages $10


Wed 3/04
7:00 PM
James Blackshaw, Meg Baird, Heather O'Donnell

(le) poisson rouge 18+ $12
Fri 3/06
8:00 PM
Pissed Jeans, Arboretum, Bogan Dust



Union Pool 21+ tba
Sat 3/14
8:00 PM
Emeralds, Carlos Giffoni, Thurston Moore, Eric Copeland (of Black Dice), Telecult Powers, Uneven Universe, Sam Goldberg

Glasslands

and no fun fest

[snafu]

thurston u lucky bastards

[Avantster]

http://www.powerhousemuseum.com/exhibitions/contemporary_japanese_fashion.asp

Contemporary Japanese Fashion / The Gene Sherman Collection
28 February - 31 May 2009

‘Colour has never been my thing...What captures my attention is content, form and structure...I'm interested in visual things with a strong conceptual underpinning’ – Gene Sherman, 2009

In the early 1980s Japanese designers Issey Miyake, Yohji Yamamoto and Rei Kawakubo (Comme des Garçons) stunned the fashion world with innovative collections. Unlike much Western fashion, tailored to fit body contours, their garments were largely asymmetrical, unstructured, and monochrome, drawing on traditional Japanese aesthetics and dress.

Gene Sherman, director of the Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation and former Museum trustee, made her first trip to Japan in 1987. She felt ‘instantly at home’. Since then she has returned frequently and assembled a large wardrobe of contemporary Japanese fashion that has become integral to her public persona and an expression of her identity.

Contemporary Japanese fashion: the Gene Sherman collection features a selection from a group of 62 garments and accessories that Dr Sherman has ‘retired’ from her wearing wardrobe and donated to the Museum in 2009.

[mamaboy]

kipi .... my man....at moma