LA based photographer Justin Fanti has been working with the manipulation of colourful paper to create illusory constructions that result in images that bring the eye an intriguing delight.
LOOK / Justin Fanti / Paper Studies
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WATCH / Petite Noir / Noirse
Enjoy the latest video from Petite Noir for his new single, Noirse, directed by Tim Main.
Petite Noir will be performing across the summer, kicking off with an enviable support slot for Solange in NY for which he was personally invited
WATCH / 12 Years of DFA: Too Old To Be New, Too New To Be Classic
One of the finest electronic music labels around, DFA, have released a video with Red Bull Music which documents the collective’s whirlwind 12 years of existence.
LOOK / Malick Sidibé / Malian 60s Street Culture
Malick Sidibé is a Malian photo documentarian, noted for his black and white photography which saw him capture stills of life in and around Mali.
After opening a studio in Bamako in 1958, he began documenting pop culture in Bamako and the surrounds, with a focus on youth culture in Mali capital.
LISTEN / New Music / 2013.02
We are quite happy to share this incredible batch of new music with you today.
Press play and let KBWS curate your ear-space for the next hour.
LOOK / Frances Goodman / Vajazzling [NSFW]
Johannesburg, South Africa – Frances Goodman is a visual artist whose work is presented as installation and sculpture.
LISTEN / Savages / Shut Up
Savages know what’s real and important. Shut up and listen.
Listen / New Music / 2013.01
In an attempt to streamline our efforts at sharing new music here at KBWS, we will be creating playlists of treats we find online. When the selection reaches 1 hour in length, we’ll be sharing.
LOOK / Martin Usborne / The Silence of Dogs In Cars
“I was once left in a car at a young age. I don’t know when or where or for how long, possibly at the age of four, perhaps outside a supermarket, probably for fifteen minutes only,’ says usborne, ‘the details don’t matter. the point is that I wondered if anyone would come back. the fear I felt was strong: in a child’s mind it is possible to be alone forever.” – Martin Usborne
