This thursday KKOUTLET will have their first ever show, debuting for the first time in London, the quirky, fun, conceptual and always luxurious knitwear of KIND. Things have been a buzz here in preparation for the event. Besides planning the opening, Karin and i are helping with the installation of the show as curators. Working with KIND and the nice girls at Haynes, we hope to bring some thursday ...
Once again proving the need for good, free parties in east London, kesselskramer stirred it up nicely this past friday night with nothing less then an old school house party at the opening event of KK OUTLET. What could be described as the "victorian cottage" to the agency's deconsecrated church headquarters in Amsterdam (no seriously, it's a church, which is why it's not in parenthesis), KK OUTLET is ...
it's hard to draw lines. no, i don't mean lines that make drawings. i am talking about the virtual lines and psycho-geographical boundaries we make for ourselves and the world around us. now that kairn and alex have joined me in rotterdam, our internship is in full swing. it seems like we have been working on this together for months already... on order for us ...
look away! nothing to see here! whatever you thought you read, you didn't. just look over there at the pretty pictures of our ultra-bland and non-eventful stay in Rotterdam, where we concentrate on a job we truly love to do:
the time goes by so quickly. it's blinding, the speed of it all. i will attempt to summarize my experiences so far this season. how do i quantify the value of this last month? so soon the pang of summer will be upon us. as is in most states of change, this spring has been a torrential series of mountains and valleys; no doubt that ...
a few weeks ago i had a taste of life in rotterdam while working for the V2: Institute for Unstable Media. called in by my good friend and colleague danja, i had the opportunity to work in the "hack" department of the V2 Lab during this years DEAF07 and V2 25th anniversary events. most of the work i did was of a technical nature, and involved climbing up ...
Alice Osborne, Michael Murdoch, maedelmaedel and i are co-organizing and showing work for the first of a hopefully ongoing art shindig here in london called MAKE, with this months' theme being "minimum wage". located in the gezellig Lettuceat (pronounced let-us-eat) sandwich cafe found near Liverpool Street tube station, strategically situated on the "jack-the-ripper" walking tour route.. ok, coincidentally found just off the sunday, 4 hour extended edition of ...
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