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GRAHAM DOLPHIN “BURN AWAY FADE OUT”

Seventeen Gallery presents an exhibition of works by Graham Dolphin “Burn Away Fade Out“. In remaking suicide notes left by cult musicians and also re-staging the peculiar graffitization of their memorials and shrines by earnest fans, Dolphins latest body of work re-authors and re-examines significant incidents of mark making in a (his) particular niche of the cultural landscape.

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REVOLUTIONS

Crewest Gallery, in association with Insurgency Inc, will present REVOLUTIONS, on view from March 6th, 2010 to March 28th, 2010. REVOLUTIONS exposes the history of the graffiti, fashion and cultural revolutions in New York City birthed, nurtured and maintained by The Cool Five otherwise known as TC-5.

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Museum of Small Things at Selfridges

Selfridges’ Ultralounge, the London store’s permanent arts and exhibition space, launches its 2010 season with an exciting new show, initiated by Pocko, that celebrates the beauty of the small:The Museum of Small Things (M.O.S.T.), starting February 5th and continues until March 7th.

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MODEPALAST 2010 at MAK Vienna


Pendant by Anne Gericke / Photo: Anne Gericke

Uniting 130 labels, MODEPALAST, Austria’s most exciting and biggest trade fair for fashion, jewellery and accessories, will be held at the MAK, Austrian Museum of Applied Arts/Contemporary Art, Vienna. From April 23 to 25, 2010, it presents the current collections of ladies’ and men’s fashion by 100 Austrian designers and international newcomers as well as a broad selection of jewellery and accessory design. In celebration of its eighth edition, the established fashion and lifestyle event introduces the new focus MODEPALAST GREEN.

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Henrik Vibskov “Graphic Works”

The Pool Gallery will hold an exhibition, featuring works by danish artist and designer, Henrik Vibskov. The show “Henrik Vibskov Graphic Works” will open on February 5th, and runs through March 6th, 2010.

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