Disorder Disorder Exhibition

disorderdisorderexhibition — Tue, 16 Nov 2010 06:36:52 +0000

Stephen Powers

Mike Giant

Jonathan Zawada

Jonathan Zawada / Brendan Huntley

Brendan Huntley

Ricky Swallow

Mark Whalen (Kill Pixie) / Ozzie Wright / Mark Gonzales + Lee Ralph

Ed Templeton

Chris Johanson

Anthony Lister / Mark Whalen (Kill Pixie)

Mark Whalen (Kill Pixie)

Tomoo Gokita

Shannon Peel (DMOTE)

Marcus Oakley

Jacob Ciocci

Conor O’Brien

David Griggs

French

ESPO raincoat

DMOTE bicycle

Jacob Ciocci

Misha Hollenbach

Mike Kelley x PAM

Stefan Marx

Children of Penrith’s depiction of Huntley’s work.

Wilfred Brandt speaks Skate Aesthetics at the Vine

disorderdisorderexhibition — Wed, 10 Nov 2010 23:13:38 +0000

On the eve of Hi-8 High Five panelist Wilfred Brandt speaks about the visuals of skateboarding with Gemma Jones.
HERE

Hi-8 High Five – An afternoon of Skateboard Films

disorderdisorderexhibition — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 22:38:09 +0000

To close Disorder Disorder – Ulterior Motives in Contemporary Art curator Joseph Allen Shea will be moderating this panel of exceptional figures in skateboarding’s visual culture.

A screening of parts selected from seminal skateboarding videos such as Video Days, Photosynthesis and Eastern Exposure from directors including Spike Jonze, Su Young Choi, Cameron Nicholls, Dan Wolfe, Christian West and Joe Castrucci followed by a panel discussion exploring the motivations of the filmakers and the progression in the form over the last 3 decades considering the influence on popular culture and the way these videos are viewed today.

Speakers:
Paul Brabanec
Paul Brabanec lives between New York, London and Sydney and founded These Video Days in 2010 to document and archive the best in current and classic skateboard videos globally.

Wilfred Brandt
Wilfred Brandt is a U.S. born, Sydney-based arts and culture writer and academic. He is completing his PhD thesis at The College of Fine Arts on Skateboard Aesthetics.

Su Young Choi
Su Young Choi is director of Volcom’s Skateboarding Film department USA. and an integral figure in taking Australian skateboard films to the world.

Cameron Nicholls
Is the Sydney scene’s premier skateboarding film maker; dedicated to documentation, Nicholls’ films are a time capsule of skateboarding’s raw local talent and the culture surrounding it.

RSVP – 02 4735 1100
Penrith Regional Gallery & The Lewers Bequest – 86 River Road Emu Plains NSW 2750

Mark Whalen / Kill Pixie Exhibition

disorderdisorderexhibition — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 20:47:06 +0000

MARK WHALEN (KILL PIXIE)
PARALLELED OPPOSITES

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 8 – 11pm
HOSTED BY TIM ROTH

MERRY KARNOWSKY GALLERY
LOS ANGELES, CA 90036

Exhibition Dates:
October 9 – November 6, 2010

The exhibition will include a 10-foot square tiled enclosure that can be entered through a single doorway. Within the confines of the installation, a more intimate multidimensional sensory experience will be created by paintings installed alongside hand sewn paper botanicals, with sound installation by Autolux amplified in the background.

DMOTE in Sao Paulo

disorderdisorderexhibition — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 05:15:00 +0000

Disorder Disorder artist Shannon Peel making a mark in the city of Sao Paulo

Stephen Powers in Syracuse

disorderdisorderexhibition — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 08:15:29 +0000

Hot on the tail of Power’s community ‘working art’ in St Mary’s he is furthering the Love Letter Project in upstate New York this time.

This text was taken from a letter to the commission and beautifully sums up Power’s process:

“
Once sign painting as a trade became extinct, it became interesting to me as a medium for art. I learned to paint signs as they had been painted for generations, but instead of the commercial concerns of most signage I used the letters and colors to talk about love and life. The font I employ was prized by sign painters because it is clear and versatile, qualities that serve me well when I am talking about complex things like love. Beyond that, my use of the sign painters craft is about the importance of the hands, heart and head being present in the work I make. The work we are calling on to renew the West side must possess the same qualities.
“

Disorder Disorder in Belle

disorderdisorderexhibition — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 22:55:12 +0000

Thanks AMS

Disorder Disorder Catalogue

disorderdisorderexhibition — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 04:57:52 +0000

Specifications
Size: 210mm x 166mm
Binding: Section sewn with exposed thread
Cover: Soft
Pages: 124
Print: Full Colour Offset on coated paper + Black ink offset on coloured uncoated paper
Edition: 500
Additional: Belly band on cover
ISBN: 9780646539102 (pbk.)

Project team
Publishers: Penrith Regional Gallery & The Lewers Bequest + Izrock Pressings
Curator: Joseph Allen Shea
Director: Anne Loxley
Project coordinators: Rebecca Goosen, Marian Simpson
Editor: Theresa Willstead
Catalogue design: Zawada & Sons
Prepress: Spitting Image
Print: Southern Colour

National Library of Australia Cataloguing-in-Publication entry
Author: Allen Shea, Joseph.
Title: Disorder disorder : ulterior motives in contemporary art / Joseph Allen Shea.
Subjects: Art, Modern–21st century–Exhibitions. Altermodern (Art)–Exhibitions.
Other Authors/Contributors: Penrith Regional Gallery & The Lewers Bequest.
Dewey Number: 700.41

Installation

disorderdisorderexhibition — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 09:26:56 +0000

Vinyl goes up.

Getting Misha’s opinion on a few things.

As he helps me to apply the glass cases.

Super installer Zac making it happen in Misha’s room.

Kristy fixing the lighting

Stephen Powers in St Marys

disorderdisorderexhibition — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 00:37:43 +0000

Stephen and Mike Levy who flew in from NYC to assist Stephen hashing out plans in the workshop.

Sketching out the Spot On Clothing company sign.

Getting the work done.

All the painting was done in an incredibly efficient manner. Stephen and Mike executed 3 weeks work in 6 days.

All photos Garry Trinh