ART: Smart Phones Dumb People 27th May - 31st May
A solo exhibition by Component.
Opening Tuesday 27th May 2014 - 530-730 pm 28th - 31st May 2014Allpress Gallery 8 Drake StFreemans Bay Auckland.A solo exhibition by Component.
Opening Tuesday 27th May 2014 - 530-730 pm 28th - 31st May 2014Allpress Gallery 8 Drake StFreemans Bay Auckland.
‘Safe in Sound’ sets the finest Kiwi artists, graphic designers, tattooists and graffiti writers loose on the complicated canvas of a pair of white Nike Air Force 1 trainers.
Each artist will paint a pair of trainers with their own bespoke artwork and for the month of August, Aucklanders can admire the footwear flair on display in Japanese Bar, Fukuko, and the Nike Britomart store.
Artists include:
Otiz Frizell
Billy Apple + Inhouse Design
Dean and Dan Sacred of Sacred Tattoo
Rainbow Monkey
Component & Trust Me of Cut Collective
Owen Dippie
Melissa Sharplin
Elliot Stewart
The shoes will be auctioned off at the end of August with money raised going to Raukatauri Music Therapy Centre, New Zealand’s only music therapy centre that works with children and young people with a wide range of special needs, including physical, intellectual, mental, developmental and behavioural.
Fukuko will host the launch party for the artists, friends and lucky fans and an auction will be held at the end of August for the public to bid on each pair of Nike trainers.
FUKUKO
48 Tyler Street
Britomart
Auckland
Launch Party - Thursday 1st August
Exhibition – The Month of August
Auction – Thursday 29th August.
ONE PERCENT COLLECTIVE:
A not¬for¬profit charity that makes it easy for people to donate 1% of their income to charity by providing a simple online system for donors to split one recurring donation between any number of our partner charities. We believe that through collective generosity we can make a real difference in the world so together we can change lives for the better, including our own.
Website: http://onepercentcollective.org/ Contact: pat@onepercentcollective.org
W1:
An event and music management company producing and managing events for brands, bands, sponsors and charities.
RAUKATAURI MUSIC THERAPY CENTRE:
Provides music therapy services to children and young people with a wide range of special needs, including physical, intellectual, mental, developmental and behavioural. It is New Zealand’s only music therapy centre.
Website: http://www.rmtc.org.nz/
Contact: carolwhite@rmtc.org.nz
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Since the demise of 'Straight No Chaser' magazine there has been somewhat of a void in Mine and Mr Bradshaw's life! The community that was built up over nearly two decades is still strong and if anything moved onward and upward!
We didn't just want to recreate Straight No Chaser as a retrospective online format - but wanted to move with the times and make it a more sensory experience - and wait for it try and actually make some money in the process! So here we've been hard at it for 5 months building a site that hopefully can rekindle the spirt of 'Straight No Chaser' and bring together a focal point for the music, the graphics, the art and most importantly the movers and shakers that make our scene so special.
We are very fortunate to has as our first 'Head' Mr Bob Jones! Earlier on this year myself and Mr Bradshaw went down to the South Coast to interview Bob, and chew the fat about how he got into Dj-ing in the sixties, collecting vinyl, Black music and his big love Soul music.
Check the video interview and listen to his exclusive mixtape. Its a pure treat - Enjoy!
For your listening pleasure we have three exclusive mixtapes via the mixcloud platform. The artist Ian Wright has given us a heavy heavy dub selection, Bob Jones has provided a real insight into his early influences with his 'Sound of the Drum' mix and Paul Bradshaw has come through with an Afrikan selection. This is just the start - expect mixes from the world's top Dj's, musicians and producers.
For your wall's we have exclusive editions, prints and more. Ian Wright has given us exclusive rights to produce some editions of his groundbreaking work. From the Chaser archives comes 'King Tubby' and 'J-Dilla'. From his personal inspirations comes Ian's favourite 'Jimi Hendrix' and from deep deep in the NME archives comes 'John Cooper Clarke'. All prints are signed and numbered by Ian, come with a certificate of authenticity.
1 day, 6 speakers,
1 live performance, millions
of ideas and very limited seats.
Book now and don't miss
New Zealand's only industry-strength creative showcase.
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