Icelandic group Múm just kicked off their US tour in Los Angeles and will continue into mid November. The group is making a final two night stop in New York for the Worldless Music festival. The shows are sure to be delightful even with a short list of stops.
Full Tour: FatCat Records
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T-10 MINUTES TO LIFTOFF AND COUNTING - TOM SACHS
Interviewed by Christie’s Amy Cappellazzo with photography by Zen Sekizawa
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Would You Colon Dot Dot Dot
By Nicholas Matus
“Really, how you can have the gall to say that the opening night wasn’t a smashing success,” Benigna exclaims. “Can you blame him? Seriously, meta-genitalia?” Miles butts in. “You, my friend,” Benigna hisses in Miles’s direction, “stay out of it. You […]
Dwellings from Around the World
The space that you spend most of your time in can be a powerful influence on your everyday life. Is your space neat, messy, empty or full? What sorts of things do you collect and what makes your space your own?
In a dusty, powdery world of openness and light, photographer Dean Kaufman & stylist Masayo Kishi highlight the season’s decidedly bizarre approach to style. Shot in an empty Christie’s exhibition space.
Zenita Komad’s work is mysterious and impolite, with something that prickles. When we first met, she said she subsisted only on rice, white pellets not unlike the beads she uses to fill the tentacled roots breaching her canvases. Given her slight frame and skin as pale as a Victorian consumptive’s, it wasn’t hard to believe.
