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by Unemployed Lloyd Prince Terrence is the sort of friend you meet and wonder why you hadn’t met them before. Although we live in the same city, frequent the same parties, and share many of the same friends, it wasn’t until Winter Music Conference in Miami two years ago that we would meet. The conference was was a week long event full of all night parties, debauchery, loose women and incriminating hotel rooms. Through it we became friends.
Opening to the public in October 2009, gm ten is an office, gallery and shop space for gm projects that consists of seven members who work on various projects in various environments of different professions.
Melbournian’s wear thick framed glasses with pride and take their visual art very seriously. From the suits who run the National Victorian Gallery to the kids who organise independent art exhibitions, Melbourne is almost certainly the Australian art capital.
Japanese company Delaware, who designed the “Re<ords” music application for iPhone and iPodTouch a year ago, have released the latest version, which now includes Low Power by Hajime Tachibana, The END and a collaborative piece with Delaware and Tota Hasegawa of Tomato. Re<ords is a record label as well as a record player application that just exists in iPhone/iPodTouch. With the application, you can enjoy spin, zoom, scratch and turn over the body to flipping the virtual vinyl.
AMUTI 23 is a small and inconspicuous shop near Leicester Square, which is filled with an impressive array of cultural ephemera, rarities and doubling as an exhibition space. The brains behind AMUTI 23 have gathered together 101 special items in time for the Christmas shopping rush to try and encourage people to give gifts which have a little more meaning and value behind them – than your average pair of socks from Marks & Spencers. |
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