24.05.2012
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WHAT : SERVICE ILLUSTRATIF EXHIBITION
Limited edition screenprints & Journal Illustratif presentation
WHEN : OPENING
Thursday 31 May, from 6 to 9pm
WINDOW BY : Bart Van Overberghe
DRINKS : Summer white wines
MUSIC : A fine selection by MAPP.
SERVICE ILLUSTRATIF is a project created by Bart Van Overberghe, illustrator and set designer.
During the exhibition, the artist will also present his other works called JOURNAL ILLUSTRATIF, No.0 and No.0,5.
The first one is a magazine for and about images, a graphic short story, or a visual “trip” between abstraction and representation. The story occurs somewhere in the meantime, between looking and reading: a short stroll for the imagination.
Journal No.0,5 is part of a screening project. The displacement mixing a re-use of printing layers creates a sequence of images without a fixed orders.
Exhibition from 1.06 to 17.06.2012
We look forward to seeing you at MAPP.
We'll be in Paris this thursday, at the nice Tigersushi Furs shop,
More infos below.
See you in Paris!
WHAT: OPENING OMSK CORNER + YALTA S/S 12 PRESENTATION
WHEN: Friday May, 11th
From 6pm to 9 pm
MUSIC: Captain Starlight (Holger)
WINDOW INSTALLATION: OMSK
DRINKS: Volga
The corner will stay in store from Saturday May, 12th to Thursday May, 24th.
We look forward to seeing you at MAPP.
"Everyday is like Sunday"
SUMMER OPENINGS
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The store will be open every Sunday,
2PM / 6PM
from May to September.
THEREMYNT Space Control (Neopren) / CD After their first EP "Silenzio" presenting a space disco track with sensual vocals in italian and a cover of Robert Palmer's pop anthem Mary & Johny, Theremynt has gone further into his exploration of their pop synth universe with a full CD entitled Space Control. Composed of two individuals, Jan Richard, an ex- drummer who has fallen in love with synthetizers and Eva Peel both a Dj and singer, who had already released other electronic music projects, Theremynt is the result of the duet's common vision of electronic music. They both confess a liking for space disco, krautrock, pop music, 70's, 80's synth composers and even more minimalistic approaches of certain Detroit artists. This album, built like a sonic odissey contains eleven tracks that should enable you to take a full journey into the sound. "From Fly to Morrocco" up to Philippe K.Dick's Blade Runner tribute (Rachel Rosen), from Gavin Russom's influenced "Electric ocean" up to cinematic "Farewell", the duet has been trying to explore a full spectrum of synthesized sounds without forgetting the dancefloor with other pieces such as "Orbital journey" or "the Force". Enjoy!