8 ARTISTS: 8 PERSPECTIVES FEAT. YUSUF SEVINCLI

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8 ARTISTS: 8 PERSPECTIVES FEAT. YUSUF SEVINCLI

The photography exhibiton  “8 Artists – 8 Perspectives” brings together an eclectic mix of perspectives – through the lens of 8 different photographers including the unique eye of Discosalt Artist Yusuf Sevincli. In collaboration with InSitu Gallery in Istanbul, the exhibition offers a new set of eyes through which to view the city.
Check out some of Yusuf’s work here:
The gallery is open for viewing until 19 September 2010.
Opening Hours: Monday-Saturday, 12:00 – 20:00
Artists:
Yusuf Sevinçli • Sevim Sancaktar • Özlem Şimşek • İlker GürerMustafa Özer • Metehan Özcan • Emynassy • Yusuf Darıyerli
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SUPERHERO PUNKS: PHOTOGRAPHY FROM NIALL O’BRIEN

Our friends at Sick Of The Radio have posted another great photo blog that reminds us of the Penelope Spheeris ’84 cult classic Suburbia. Three years after her groundbreaking doc The Decline Of Western Civilization, and pre-dating  Wayne’s World, Spheeris traced a bunch of suburban punk runaways, including a very young, and then unknown Flea from The Chili Peppers, who squat out a minimalist, punk lifestyle in an abandoned tract home and display some, well,  “DIY” after school special acting chops. Worth dropping in the netflix queue  for the live footage of D.I. performing “Richard Hung Himself” and True sounds of liberty performing “darker my love”…and of course mini Flea putting a rat in his mouth.

In a similar vein of Suburbia,Irish Photographer and filmmaker Niall O’Brien followed around an photographed south-west London punks for four years compiling his “Superhero” series which showed a few months back entitled “Good Rats”. In a quote from a recent interview Niall said,”I walk around with these kids and the noses that are turned up are unbelievable, people are disgusted by the kids and they think of them as rats, people think they’re despicable, but I feel, in my heart of hearts that they are good kids. Hanging the show has been easy, Art Works Space is a really beautiful gallery, I saw it and just thought yeah, perfect. It’s a massive space and I’ve had to fill it, I’ve never done things by halves, (laughs).” (sickoftheradio.com)

Check out some more images from “Superhero” below”:

And here are some scenes from Suburbia. Seriously, check out mini Flea:

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THE MIGHTY BOOSH, MOPEDS, ROADTRIPS AND WAYNE COYNE: PHOTOGRAPHY FROM ELIZABETH WEINBERG

This post comes from our friends on the West Coast at Sick Of The Radio:

“Elizabeth Weinberg lives in Brooklyn, New York, with two cats, a bicycle, and a moped. Her work spans many themes including portraits, and  fashion and  documentary photography. Elizabeth has also done commercial work for Nylon+Casio,  and Sony. She is also working on 3 different projects entitled Abigail, Of Recklessness and Water, and Rattland, check out her website here for more info.”

Check out some more of our favorites below:


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THERE’S ALWAYS A PARTY!: CAMERABAG.TV TOASTS PHOTOGRAPHER BRAD ELTERMAN

discosalt is really excited about a new website called Camerabag.tv. The site toasts both emerging and established photographers, adding a new photographer profile each week and giving an intimate glimpse into their work spaces and tools of the trade.

This week, the site features a really cool piece on BuzzFoto founder, legendary rock photographer and discosalt fav and friend, Brad Elterman; a photo guru whose edgy, often raw and raunchy photos you’ve most likely been subliminally consuming in books, magazines and TV since you were born. Now, Camerbag.tv gives you the opportunity to peep Brad’s workspace through videos and stills, learn about his arresting life as a photographer, his camera arsenal, favorite photos, the “Golden Rule” of concerts!, and get a really neat preview of his new limited edition book project which we are anxiously awaiting the birth of some time this fall.  As always, check back with discosalt for updates on the release.

CLICK HERE to watch the interview with Brad, or check out some photos from Camerabag.tv below and remember, there’s always a party!:

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ESOTERIC TRAVELER’S LANDSCAPE PHOTO NARRATIVE

West coast photographer Anthony George Noceti has just assembled a new series of landscape photo narrative’s on his website Esoteric Traveler. The images are taken from within vehicles along Anthony’s travels  with a low resolution digital and 35mm camera. Read what Anthony has to say about his work:

“Conveying a detached and voyeuristic presence, the mode in the Esoteric Traveler is that of a passenger moving through an every changing landscape where the notion of reality is blurred. An onmiscient sort of being, the passenger is more of an implied character who does not take part in the narrative, but only relates it to the viewer. In this sense the narrative takes on a feeling of esoteric projection, wherein the traveler leaves the physical to explore a greater realm.”( Esoteric Traveler)

Check out some of our favorite images below:

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JEREMY & CLAIRE WEISS’S DAY 19




Jeremy & Claire Weiss are far and away my favorite husband and wife photography team (ok, maybe the only one i know of) but they are two of the hippest photographers on the West coast with an amazing portofilio that dips into portraits of musicians, directors, actors, friends, hipsters and the girl next door.  Based out of  Los Angeles, CA, the couple, who also go by the name of their photo studio Day 19, have put together a really amazing portfolio for you to check out.  They work on composition using light and shadows to create simple, highly stylish images that can take you right inside moments of  real comfort or high energy. Their work has been featured on the covers of Nylon and Paste and they have shot portraits of a slew of musicians, film makers and actors from David Lynch, Jack Black, No Age, Slash, Devendra Banhart, The Black Keys, Rivers Cuomo to Billy Corgan. The list goes on and on.

Visit their website or check out some more of our favorite images below:

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PHOTOGRAPHER JASON TRAVIS WANTS TO KNOW: WHAT’S IN YOUR BAG?

Check out this new series of photographs by Jason Travis in the pretty self-explanatary photo project “What’s in your bag?”. You can visit Jason on Flickr or read an interview with him on Dashboard Co-Op. Who would have thought that guy would have a sandwich in his bag?

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HABANASUCIA + SIMONE LUECK: LIFE IN CUBA

Two photographers explore life in Cuba in two very different photo essays, both of whom, manage to capture a unique and intriguing snap shot of life on the island. Habanasucia is a Cuban b&w photographer we came across on Flickr that caught our eye, while Simone Lueck is an artist based out of LA with a unique focus on old televisions in Cuba . Check out their photo diaries below. The island wants you to view them:

Habanasucia:

Simone Lueck:

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M.I.A.: MAKING POP PROPAGANDA

M.I.A aka “The Tamil Tigress” seems to be spreading her pop propaganda everywhere these days, from a street art campaign on 13th street between Broadway and 4th Avenue, to the New York Times/Twitter drama over her political statements and most recent video for Born Free.

Most recently, M.I.A. has a new photo spread, brilliantly shot by renowned Dutch photographer Ruud Baan in the Art Magazine  Spread , created by, for, and about cultural instigators. Check out some of the shoot images below:

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HOSPITAL CLUB TOP 100: BRAVE NEW FUTURE ARTISTS: LEONIE MORSE

New British portrait photographer, realist and Discosalt Artist Leonie Morse photographs very cool, gritty settings bringing beauty out of them and has now been nominated in the Hospital Club Top 100 ‘Brave New Future’ shortlist this year, in the category of ‘Emerging Artist’ (above Tyrone Wood even!!!).  We love Leonie’s work so spare a minute of your time and show your support for Discosalt artists by voting for her! here is the link: http://www.thehospitalclub.com/100/vote.php

Check out some more of Leonie Morse’s work right HERE

Leonie Morse: Rockers
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The Vice Beijing Creators Project takes over the 798 art district

THE CREATORS PROJECT: LIVE MUSIC, DJ SETS, ART EXHIBITS, FILMS IN NYC

The Creators Project event series is a roving global celebration of creativity which launches this summer on June 26 in NYC, featuring groundbreaking live performances, art exhibits, discussion panels, and screenings by some of the world’s leading artists.

Some Highlights:

Live Music from Interpol, Neon Indian, The Rapture, Gang Gang Dance

DJ Sets from N.A.S.A, XXXChange, Lemonade, Tame Impala

Films from Spike Jonze, Danny Perez

Art Exhibits from MOS Architects, Legs, Graffiti Research Lab, XX, Radical Friend

Admission is free. Please register here to qualify for passes to the all-day event.

Registration is open until 11:59 p.m. on June 14.

The Creators Project is a collaborative initiative from Vice and Intel that brings together leading innovators who use technology to push artistic boundaries.

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YUSUF SEVINCLI: GOOD DOG PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT

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Starting May 26th and running until June 15th, 2010, Discosalt artist Yusuf Sevincli will be showing his work at the Fotograf Sergisi Photography Exhibition in Istanbul. For a preivew of Yusuf’s work, check out his portfolio in the Discosalt Artist section or click HERE