Spinning the decks on art
Design is something that doesn’t happen within a vacuum but is controlled or prescribed by many factors surrounding the process; a designer needs to take care of every detail and be attentive so that the final product is left unspoilt.
Paul Kwiatkowski: Nothing overcast here.
one small seed catches up with Paul Kwiatkowski – the South Florida-raised, New York-based photographer who documents his life experiences in an often-haunting, idiosyncratic manner. At the moment, 29-year-old Kwiatkowski is focussing on writing, while he is finishing his first novel and photo essay. AND EVERY DAY WAS OVERCAST is an upcoming novel and photo...
The water cathedral
The Water Cathedral is the selected project by Gun Arq for the 2011 YaP installation in Santiago, Chile. MoMA PS1 is one of the oldest and largest non-profit contemporary art institutions in the United States, while MoMA is an exhibition space hosting some of the most experimental art in the world.
Speed, chicks, a bag and a book
Formed in 1997, Chicks on Speed are the dynamic international performance and fine art collaborative, made up of members Alex Murray-Leslie and Melissa Logan. The duo met at the Munich, Germany Academy of Fine Arts and it was here that their unique name was born…
It ain’t just Rock ‘n Roll: Rolling Stones’ Ronnie Wood exhibits in NY
New York City’s Symbolic Collection gallery – one of the world’s greatest collections of 20th Century pop culture – presents a collection of fine art works by legendary music icon and Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood. The exhibition – Faces, Time and Places - premiered on Monday 9 April and will run until 30 June...
Talking to ‘The Godfather of Harajuku’
Harajuku style is said to have its origin rooted in the streets near the Harajuku Station in Shibuya, Japan. The youth would be seen sporting a variety of constantly-changing styles including gothic Lolita, visual kei and decora. With Harajuku, there are no rules and, no, it did not begin with Gwen Stefani.
Win a DBL ticket to Clap Your Hands Say Yeah in JHB or CT!
The first of four performances in the Live Performances Series from adidas All Originals sees the revolutionary indie band Clap Your Hands Say Yeah performing in S.A. for the first time. CYHSY will play in CT on April 13 & in Jozi on April 14. Read on to win a dbl ticket to the CT...
Album of the Week: April, Week 02
April’s second album of the week is titled Sentimental Intuition, by Durban-based one small seed member Matri van den Heever. Join the onesmallseed.net community to begin uploading your own work, exchange comments and network with other artists!
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CTEMF: This is not a review
The first of its kind, the Cape Town Electronic Music Festival (CTEMF) took place from Friday 30 March to Sunday 1 April and hosted some of SA’s leading electronic acts. We bring you a 4-minute video of the festival, featuring live footage and interviews as well as a post-festival catch-up with some of the artists...
Stuart Ringholt: Power to the People
We’ve all heard of nudist beaches in the South of France, where it’s common practice to strip all conservatism (and clothing!) and just be. Substitute the beach for a gallery space in Sydney and you’ll find yourself in Stuart Ringholt’s latest exhibition.
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Interview with dubstep artist, 12th Planet
Our Detroit contributor, Kelly “K-Fresh” Frazier, who recently interviewed electronic artist Matthew Dear had a chat with dubstep artist, 12th Planet. Born as John Dadzie and rooted in hip-hop and drum-n-bass, 12th Planet has now become one of the true ambassadors of the explosive dubstep genre in the United States.
Jacrot’s musing cities
© Christophe Jacrot Charles Baudelaire developed a derived meaning of flâneur – that of ’a person who walks the city in order to experience it.’ Frenchman Christophe Jacrot is one such chap. He scours cityscapes looking for the finest moments that a city can offer an observer and captures these timeless moments with...
Album of the Week: April, Week 01
April’s first album of the week is titled Rebel Alliance/Vampire9000 Colours (Remix), by Pretoria-based one small seed member Bernard Brand. Join the onesmallseed.net community to begin uploading your own work, exchange comments and network with other artists!
