I missed this article when it came out...

Radiohead in the New York Times about "In Rainbows"

Unedited Burial Interview Transcript in Wire Magazine

Burial

Fascinating within these times of total media saturation

Opening January 19th

"The Hidden" at Maureen Paley, London

West Coast Missle Test

For the holidays

YUM!
Gingerbread Wasp.

via Matrixsynth

My Favorite Songs of 2007

In no particular order.

Holy Ghost- Hold On

Burial- Archangel

LCD Soundsystem- Us v Them

Professor Murder- Dutch Hex (Max Pask Remix)

Snoop Dogg- Sensual Seduction

Samim- Heater

Switch- Brick n Lace

Yeasayer- Forgiveness

Radiohead- Weird Fishes/Arpeggi

The Tuss- Rushup Bank 12

The Field- Everday

Hot Chip- Ready for the Floor (Soulwax mix)

Battles- Atlas

Maybe I'll post empeethrees tomorrow when I have a moment.

My Favorite Music Video of the Year

Battles "Tonto"

CCTV #2

Curated Shorts in the New York Times Style Magazine

Curated Shorts

There are a few other friends featured, mine is the last one.

If you would like to see an exhibition...

...that has nothing to do with handbags or hot rods.

Evergreens

Derrick May discusses 'Strings Of Life'

new

Berlin

Off to Berlin for the weekend. Posts when I return.

Overhead

On Assignment Pt 5

Southern California and the Mini-Apocalypse

On Assignment Pt 4

In Rainbows

Waiting around for my email to let me know it's time to download the new Radiohead album "In Rainbows."
Quite a major coup towards the record industry and rightly about time for something like this to happen and ironically for
the first band to have been a "leaked" band in the times of internet downloads back in 2000 with Kid A. They were the first band to have things let loose and made abundant in the early days of Napster, etc.
So, it makes sense for them to be the first ones to embrace a new process of distribution, shunning the corporate stronghold that has dominated since the beginning of modern popular music (it has also seen to be a great marketing tool, as well).
It also becomes a political statement as only they can pull off.
They also understand the great power of their creative output to allow their listeners to pick a price for what they so obviously want, again democratizing the output and consumption. It's no secret that even a band of their stature were making most money off of tours and not from sales and this will only put the power more in their hands.

Has Money Ruined Art?

Jerry Saltz in NY Magazine

On Assignment Pt 3

On Assignment Pt 2

On Assignment Pt 1

Cut out the middleman

Radiohead "In Rainbows" in New York Times

Radiohead "In Rainbows" in Pitchfork

Radiohead "In Rainbows" album site

Genius.


More images coming soon from me. Just back from a trip and taking another quick one for an assignment. More later this week. I still operate in a mostly celluloid context so it takes a bit longer.

Installation Photo

"The Devil Made Me Do It" 2003
In the exhibition "Deaf 2 From the Audible to the Visible" at Galerie Frank Elbaz. Paris, France.

Film is here to stay

My thoughts exactly

From Russia w Love

Your life in pixels

Control

Moroder

It will not take a genius to figure out where this was shot

"1,368 Ft Above Sea Level," tryptych, ed of 3. Shot September 2000.

Back to transmissions

Deaf 2 in Paris

Deaf 2 "From the Audible to the Visible"
curated by Peter Coffin

with
Hisham Akira Bharoocha
David Byrne
Bjorn Copeland
Martin Creed
Sean Dack
Meredith Danluck
Christopher Garrett
Rodney Graham
Frank Haines
Erik Hanson
Jim Hodges
Karl Holmqvist
Scott King
Jutta Koether
Adam McEwen
Dave Muller
Oliver Payne & Nick Relph
Michael Pestel
Ara Peterson
Joshua Smith
Nico Tepreff


Vernissage samedi 8 septembre 2007 de 17h à 21h
Opening Saturday September 8th, 2007 from 5pm to 9pm


Exposition jusqu'au 13 octobre 2007 du mardi au samedi de 11h à 19h
Exhibition runs through October 13th, 2007 Tuesday-Saturday, 11am-7pm

Informations complémentaires et images disponibles sur demande. Contacter Johana : 01 48 87 50 04 ou johana@galeriefrankelbaz.com
Detailed information and images available upon request - Contact Johana: +33 (0)1 48 87 50 04 / johana@galeriefrankelbaz.com


galerie frank elbaz
7 rue saint claude
75003 Paris France
T + 33 1 48 87 50 04
F + 33 1 48 87 52 93
www.galeriefrankelbaz.com
info@galeriefrankelbaz.com

Expansion and accomodation

Workers

Interview

I do an interview with Worcester

Future Times

Future Songs in the New York Times

Run

Future Songs

Sean Dack FUTURE SONGS EXHIBITION

Fog

My old party throwing partners get a write-up

CUT DOES TIME OUT NY

The Rapture at Coachella 2007

The Rapture at Coachella 2007 Direct link

A short film I made for the band this year at Coachella Festival, Indio, California... Great times...

Beijing window view

Cosmetics in Beijing

Leader Portraits

Publication coming soon.

Essay by Liam Gillick
Published by Daniel Reich Gallery

Coming Soon

More Beijing

CCTV

Beijing Mirrors

Back once again

So I've been travelling quite a bit over the last three weeks:

London
Beijing
London
Cotes D'Azur
Paris
London


Posts to come very soon

New Song

The Black Ghosts "Any Way You Choose To Give It" Playgroup remix

Exhibition in Rome

9 or 10 Works I Used To Like, In No Order, curated by Luca Lo Pinto

Matewan 2

The last three are from contact sheets, real scans coming v soon..

Matewan

I'm back.... Tokyo #1

I've been travelling and working. More to come..

new song

New song by Switch

this will open my set on friday guaranteed

here:



back to photos v soon

A Group Show

Southfirst:art presents LANDSCAPES

See here for the work

New Mr. Oizo

Seems to be cut off but still good

Untitled

Werner Herzog eats his shoes - 1980

another storm

Daft Punk's ELECTROMA

ELECTROMA

theatrical release slated for April 28

A song I would play out

Flamingo- Tomboy (TB's own remix)

Electrical Storm 2007

For Jack Goldstein

Red Sunset

Everybody loves music

So after a year or so of doing this, I have decided to join the fray of posting MP3's... Some of you may know that I moonlight as a DJ, and I've avoided the oversaturation of music blogs... Well it's time to mix it up every so often. This is akin to my posting of youtube links that I think are essential a la the KLF.

Let's start with a classic re-edited.



Can- Mother Sky (Pilooski Edit)

Gun Games (Seeing Is Believing)

The ride home 2

The ride home

A Dark Wooded Area 2007

Another image for Tokyo

Mike Davis

Fear and Money in Dubai

The KLF "The White Room"

The KLF

Robert Fripp and 2 Revox A77's

Frippertronics

For the 2007 Armory Show pt 2

Approaching Storm

For the 2007 Armory Show

Daisy

Computers singing love songs


Closest link I could find, nevermind the visuals, the audio is from 2001 when David Bowman disconnects HAL 9000 and the computer goes back to it's most basic state

The Inheritance (Production Still) 2006

Another work for Tokyo

Something I shot recently

Toxic West Virginia for Vice/VBS.TV Part 1


Toxic West Virginia for Vice/VBS.TV Part 2


Toxic West Virginia for Vice/VBS.TV Part 3


Toxic West Virginia for Vice/VBS.TV Part 4


Toxic West Virginia for Vice/VBS.TV Part 5




Correspondent: Derrick Beckles
Director: Meredith Danluck
Director of Photography: Sean Dack

like a moth to a flame

show

Fence

untitled