Fleur Childs
Young Australian artist Fleur Childs was "staying at Arugam Bay, a remote beach community on the east coast of Sri Lanka, when the Indian ocean tsunami struck. With the works that make …
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TV on the Radio: Return to Cookie Mountain
With all the post-grunge irony and retro-garage sounds, it's rare in rock and roll these days to find a band as talented, original and passionate as TV on the Radio. Led by …
Yoshihiro Murata: Kaiseki
Kaiseki: The Exquisite Cuisine of Kyoto's Kikunoi Restaurant is a captivating volume celebrating the history and beauty of Japan's finest cuisine. And one lucky CH reader will win an autographed copy. Authored …
Dearraindrop: Concrete Trees, Glass Grass and Cream-Filled Stones
Opening today, 20 October 2006, at the Galleri Loyal is a solo exhibition of new work by Dearraindrop that runs through 25 November 2006. The exhibition includes large-scale paintings, drawings and other …
The 50th London Film Festival
The 50th anniversary London Film Festival kicked off last night with the superb The Last King of Scotland (pictured right). It may not be immediately obvious from the title, but it's about …
Stephanie McKay
Like a mini-greatest hits album, Stephanie McKay’s new eponymous EP is a sampling of her new and old songs introducing this talented Bronx native to U.S. audiences for the first time. Her …
Cut&Paste NYC 2006
Cut&Paste‘s national tour has begun. Kicking off this Saturday, 21 October 2006, the eight contestants all look like worthy contenders and, with the Audience Design Contest, the launch of Adobe’s new color-matching …
Christian Jankowski: Us and Them
Inspired by juxtapositions of different worlds and subcultures, Christian Jankowski's conceptual work often involves non-artists such as televangelists, psychics, children, and therapists. An extension of Jankowski's previous experiments with commercial filmmaking conventions, …