0 Comments The Beauty of the Mistake, curated by PuppenHausif you happen to be in lisbon in the next few days, this looks like a great exhibition. September 23, 2009 – October 25, 2009 // LX FACTORY Lisbon, Portugal (Rua Rodrigo Faria 103) tosh No comments: Post a Comment Blog Archive ► 2011 (36) ► July (1) ► June (6) ► May (4) ► April (6) ► March (2) ► February (6) ► January (11) ► 2010 (147) ► December (4) ► November (5) ► October (6) ► September (8) ► August (5) ► July (11) ► June (14) ► May (16) ► April (24) ► March (20) ► February (20) ► January (14) ▼ 2009 (468) ► December (14) ► November (40) ▼ October (27) No title No title No title No title No title Commissioned by Warp,YES and photographer Dan Hold... No title Adorable work from sue doeksen Patti Smith performing at the Robert Mapplethorpe... A variety of japanese people running at the camera... some classics. I absolutely love Cornelius, he alw... nice gig posters new show is live, set and graphics look nice :-) the blogging's been a bit on the thin side of late... October 2009: Facilitating a first ever collaborat... The Beauty of the Mistake, curated by PuppenHausif... Loving the Dorogaya magnetic calender! Letters of note blog. Amazing new site, streaming independent, arthouse ... The Cheetah's a cad. No title No title Utterly shattered, and totally drained. Work is ju... No title Interesting collage work from Lola Dupre Thomas Lelu First clip of the visuals from last nights show in... ► September (37) ► August (22) ► July (35) ► June (55) ► May (59) ► April (117) ► March (30) ► February (32) About Me Popular Posts (no title) (no title) nice gig posters (no title) Wildlife of london teatowels and bags. crack squirrels and 3 legged foxes. by garudio studiage (no title) (no title) got a few more mf rolls developed, the lab accidentally cross-processed my slide film, but i quite like it :-) (no title) (no title) (no title) Amazing new site, streaming independent, arthouse and classic cinema. check out the auteurs (no title) Ben F Laposky : Oscillons, 1952-56 & Frieder Nake: 13/9/1965, Nr 2 & 7, 1965 the amazing history of computer generative art from the... (no title) I love the work of Guy Aroch , the colour, the tone, it has such a beautiful dreamlike softness to it. lush. Facebook Page Search This Blog Home
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