High Noon Scramble

 I finally have a good camera again so I posted some recent pictures from the High Noon Scramble out at the Richmond sand dunes. My cb550 is not made for racing around in the sand, so now I’m keeping an eye out for a cool classic enduro. 

Hign Noon Scramble set on Flickr.

Repurposing at Foulab

Here is a short mini-doc about Foulab in Montreal. Makes me think of NYC Resistor and Free Geek.

The Grouch “Artsy”

I guess I’m not artsy enough to have been on this upon release, but I just saw this video by Secret History for ‘The Grouch’. Makes me want to learn greenscreen techniques.

!Bomb! Banksy versus Bristol Museum

Banksy gets let loose in the Bristol Museum hilarious! artist! prankster! subversive!

A street hero for sure this man has inspired lots of paint to be sprayed. Here is the long version of the show in case your not near Bristol to check it out.

What would it look like?

DubFX ‘Step on my Trip’

ok…long time no post, I’ve been on the road. Western Canada and Japan. more ideas and updates to roll in now that I’m back in Vancouver.

here is DubFX buskin’ on the street of London. Nice one.

Beat Nation- Hip Hop as Indigenous Culture

Within the generations of First Nations artists is a gap between established artists using traditional and contemporary imagery and younger artists influenced by hip hop culture. Rap, graffiti and comics have fuelled a new generation of artists who collide youth culture with aboriginal identity in ways that are startling and new. This project reflects the growing influence of urban cultures on traditional communities.

The exhibition (Ottawa) and its accompanying website (launch April 21) focus on the music, art and culture coming out of these communities – a fusion between the traditional and the postmodern. The website documents the development of Beat Nation over the last dozen years, and focuses on the artists, media producers and musicians who have brought this work to the forefront.

Curators: Tania Willard, Skeena Reece 
Artists: Sonny Assu, Kevin Barton, Corey Bulpitt, Andrew Dexel, Nicholas Galanin, Larissa Healey, Jackson 2bears, Tania Tagaq and many others

The exhibition is organized and circulated by Vancouver’s grunt gallery and presented by SAW Gallery and BC Scene.