Photographs by Hugo Glendinning. Preview showing of BECAUSE OF LOVE at Laban theatre, London. April 2012. View gallery here.
Adult Joke of The Day - Istri Garam Hai ......
Police Station Mein Dhobi Ne Santa Ke Khliaf Complaint Ki.
Dobhi Rote Hue Bola : “Is Saale Sante Ne Meri Biwi Ki Ijjat Lutt Li”
Police Wala: “Kyu Be, Kyu Kiya Tune Esa?”
Santa: “Sir Ji, Meri Koi Galti Nahi Hai. Main To Kapde Press Karvane Gaya Thha”.
Police Wala: “Fir?”
Santa: “Mene Isko Awaj Lagayi To Ye Bola Ki, Main Khana Kha Raha Hun Istri Garam Hai Khud Maar Lo“
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Aur Maine Chakk Te Fattttttttttte.......
Good Evening Quotes with Love in English for Girlfriend
Hey friends remember always, give laugh to all but smile to one, give love to all but heart to one and give life to all but live for one. Have a nice evening; enjoy Good Evening Quotes with Love in English for Girlfriend with sweet collection.
(1) Never choose a dear one without understanding and never lose a dear one because of misunderstanding - Good evening!
(2) Being happy doesn’t mean
Alone Much Here....
Alone much here…
no voice left,
no friend stay,
no air,
no dust sweep away softly,
no dry leaves sing a parting song,
no symptom of people pass through..
This dark room getting empty and empty,
I watch the picture of my regretful,
I see my friend photograph, but remembering them leave deep injured in me,
I wish I can see them and touch their face,
feel their laugh, but can’t taste their smile..
I wish to turn back the time just to hanging around with them
Their plain face appear in my dream, but lost in seconds!
It’s feel alone much here
I wish I’m awake,
and realize this is only dream,
but actually were not dream!
Then suddenly sun replace by the moon,
I see the wind blow, but everything feels absurd,
I remember the last time open the window, but can’t clearly see what last thing I’ve done,
It’s just emptiness and lonely,
It’s alone much here,
I wish I hear the voices…
I wish were on another demand,
but it were not dream,
Just alone much…
*Princess Kaurvaki
Something You Believe May Deceive You!
People always think,
that I’m very mature, smart, independent and know-what-to-do girl,
They always think I can!!
They bet I can!
They bet I’m genius!
They bet I’m gorgeous!
They bet I’m so brilliant!
For me I’m not that high!
If they look deep within me,
I’m similar with any other teenage!
they will find me as the emotional girl,
the one who sensitive, ambitious, selfish and miss the affection
I want to talk active, but then felt so weird,
I want to live in my comfort zone, but never found it around,
I want to be so cheer, but sadness is too real in every angle of me,
I want to be rejoice, but the shadow of hurt haunt me in every foot step,
I want to smile, but they told me nothing to smile..
I want to scream, but I have no space…
I want to cry but I told myself I don’t have to…
It’s like I live in a wrong place…
I were wrong person in wrong situation…
I’m the stranger!
Hide all your perspective about me!
You don’t know me!
You don’t know me!
You don’t know me at all!
You know nothing about me!
You know nothing…
I’m strong enough!
Yeah.. just fly..
Ignore me,
I’m fine here,
I don’t even need your spark wing
I crawl anywhere I laid,
You’d never know who I am…
I don’t need a hand to touch you,
I don’t need a soul to feel your presence,
I don’t need a lips to taste you a kiss..
Something you believed may deceive you!
( Princess Kaurvaki )
*You will always get different view when you look something not based on your view, but based on another view.
Something you believed may deceive you!
I Love My Friend
“I love my friend neitherwith my heart nor with my mind.
Just in case… :
Heart might stop, mind can forget
I love them with my soul!
Soul never stops or forgets”
( Rumi )
Franko B Interview for European Live Art Archive
Franko B interviewed by Brian Catling for European Live Art Archive.
7 min extract from 55 min total.
London, February 2012.
Complete audio version here.
THIS LAND WAS MADE FOR YOU AND ME Vernissage & Exhibition at Galerie für moderne Fotografie Berlin
This land is your land, this land is my land
From California to the New York Island
From the Redwood Forest to the Gulf Stream waters
This land was made for you and me.
("God bless America" Woody Guthrie (1912-1967)
For all Berliners and those who will hit our lovely town this weekend or in the following weeks - there will be an interesting exhibition at the Galerie für moderne Fotografie you should make sure not to miss.
Curated by our fashion-editor Ann-Kathrin Obermeyer and our beloved photographer Adrian Crispin, whose works are also exhibited, „This Land Was Made for You and Me“ takes stock of contemporary photography in the USA on the intersection of commercial, editorial and fashion photography and individual artistic positions.
In addition to our recommendation we did a little interview with Ann-Kathrin Obermeyer and Adrian Crispin.
Curated by our fashion-editor Ann-Kathrin Obermeyer and our beloved photographer Adrian Crispin, whose works are also exhibited, „This Land Was Made for You and Me“ takes stock of contemporary photography in the USA on the intersection of commercial, editorial and fashion photography and individual artistic positions.
In addition to our recommendation we did a little interview with Ann-Kathrin Obermeyer and Adrian Crispin.
American singer-songwriter Woody Guthrie (1912-1967) who wrote the song “This Land is Your Land“ in the 1940s – a hymn that soon became one of the best-known and most covered of American folksongs – as a critical retort to Irvin Berlin’s “God Bless America”, which Guthrie held for an unrealistic and complacent portrayal of the United States.
In „This Land is Your Land“, Guthrie doesn’t only sing about the country’s beautiful landscape but also of its people and social realities, basing his lyrics on his own westward journey, having left his native Oklahoma, which was devastated by the severe dust storms of the Dirty Thirties.
In „This Land is Your Land“, Guthrie doesn’t only sing about the country’s beautiful landscape but also of its people and social realities, basing his lyrics on his own westward journey, having left his native Oklahoma, which was devastated by the severe dust storms of the Dirty Thirties.
The photographs in the exhibition „This Land Was Made for You and Me“ show snapshots of predominantly young Americans from the perspectives of such photographers as
Aaron McElroy, Anna Moller, Coley Brown, Colin Dodgson, David Schulze, Grant Willing, Kathy Lo, Logan White, Nicky Lesser, RJ Shaughnessy, Sarah Palmer and Skye Parrott.
Exhibition opening: Thursday, April 26th, 7 - 9 PM
Galerie für moderne Fotografie
Gallery hours: Thursday - Saturday 12 - 6 PM
Enlcosed a little chat we had yesterday in our office.
ILY: How did you choose the photographers?
Adrian Crispin: The first criteria was that we responded to the most important questions. "Do we like the picture?" Then we choose pictures that we both liked, often for different reasons.
ILY: Did you know the photographers before, are they your friends ?
Adrian Crispin: We don't know any of them.
Ann-Kathrin Obermayer: It was very important for us to select artists who are not famous yet. Photographers who are not very well-known but doing good work. They are all very talented. Im tired of seeing the same photogaphers over and over again.
Adrian Crispin: Yes. For example, we didn't want to ask Ryan McGinley because we thought that this is no news?
Ann-Kathrin Obermeyer: I don't know maybe it is different in Berlin. Maybe they would love to see a Ryan McGinley show and of course he is a great artist but we wanted to bring in new photographers like the Californian guy RJ Shaughnessy - He is just nineteen, a skater-boy and every picture he takes is just WOW.
ILY: And how did you find him?
Ann-Kathrin Obermeyer: Coincidence. I found a picture of him in a magazine and then googled his name and so on. All in all, the whole preparation took us one year.
ILY: So how did the idea for the exhibition come up?
Ann-Kathrin Obermeyer: It was Kirsten Hermann’s idea. She liked our work very much and then she asked us to do an exhibition about young, American photographers - a group show. This was one year ago. And to be here at the gallery weekend in Berlin is a great time and opportunity to finally realize it.
Enlcosed a little chat we had yesterday in our office.
ILY: How did you choose the photographers?
Adrian Crispin: The first criteria was that we responded to the most important questions. "Do we like the picture?" Then we choose pictures that we both liked, often for different reasons.
ILY: Did you know the photographers before, are they your friends ?
Adrian Crispin: We don't know any of them.
Ann-Kathrin Obermayer: It was very important for us to select artists who are not famous yet. Photographers who are not very well-known but doing good work. They are all very talented. Im tired of seeing the same photogaphers over and over again.
Adrian Crispin: Yes. For example, we didn't want to ask Ryan McGinley because we thought that this is no news?
Ann-Kathrin Obermeyer: I don't know maybe it is different in Berlin. Maybe they would love to see a Ryan McGinley show and of course he is a great artist but we wanted to bring in new photographers like the Californian guy RJ Shaughnessy - He is just nineteen, a skater-boy and every picture he takes is just WOW.
ILY: And how did you find him?
Ann-Kathrin Obermeyer: Coincidence. I found a picture of him in a magazine and then googled his name and so on. All in all, the whole preparation took us one year.
ILY: So how did the idea for the exhibition come up?
Ann-Kathrin Obermeyer: It was Kirsten Hermann’s idea. She liked our work very much and then she asked us to do an exhibition about young, American photographers - a group show. This was one year ago. And to be here at the gallery weekend in Berlin is a great time and opportunity to finally realize it.
Our Weekend Recommendation: Facing Pages 2012
If it happens that you are in the Netherlands the following days we highly recommend you to visit "Facing Pages", taking place this weekend in Arnhem. During "Euorpe's biggest event on independent magazines" you can expect a colourful programme filled with lectures by magazine makers, exhibitions and other inspiring complements concerning our printed passion.
If you like magazines, you will love it. If insecure, "Facing Pages" will helps you to fall for it.
20-22. April
Curious about the complete programme? You will find the timetable online. If you want to purchase a ticket, click here.
Have fun, be inspired and keep an eye on every new page.
BECAUSE OF LOVE - blog
franko-b-because-of-love.blogspot.co.uk
Blog launched for BECAUSE OF LOVE - a new performance work by Franko B.
All news, tour dates and documentation will be posted here.
IN THE LIGHT OF THE OVERHEAD
Group Show curated by Alastair Levy in conjunction with Post Box Gallery, 1508 and Maitreyi Maheshwari.
Opening 3rd May 2012 18.30-20.30,
7 Howick Place, London, SW1P 1BB.
Franko B, Walwad Beshty, Pavel Büchler, Toby Christian, Corinne Felgate, Peter Fischli / David Weiss, Alastair Levy, Thomas Qualmann, Jackson Sprague.
" In the midst of all make believed madness the mocked depravity and the pseudo sexual anarchists Lou Reed is the real thing...
...Lou Reed the original - He's been one since the birth of the NY underground and now he is back with a new album. TRANSFORMER , a new album by the original Lou Reed , produced by David Bowie on RCA records and tapes . "
(Advertisement for Lou Reed's Transformer released in November 1972)
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| photo & words: Adrian Crispin Dear Jackie , You are looking great these days, like a transformer! Keep up the good work!! See you around here or there from the old world on my way to New York Island, where drinks are free but you gotta pay for the sunsets. Cheers, Adrian |
Honestly..
Honestly….
I’m done!
I’m gone!
I’m lost!
Nothing you could expect anymore!
I’m all about give up,
I’m all about dying,
I’m all about missing,
Honestly this is what I feel..
plain,
empty,
lonely,
deep frustrated,
being isolated,
being intervented,
so suffered…!!
Honestly I can’t do this anymore,
something better,
laugh out loud,
cheerful,
talk active,
helpful,
sincere,
pure…
I lost my integrity at all!
Honestly this is my face right now..
sorrow
no compliment
dark
bit complicated,
mess,
no blow!
Honestly,
I save my regret in you…
wish you leave me even in the same time I may reject it…
a bit of complicated
but at least you know..
I’m not fine at all right now!
Honestly,
as you think I’m the greatest liar ever,
let me say those are the truth that I’d never admit,
I live in another shadow and fake myself every day,
pretend to be happy, but actually I’m not
pretend to smile, even inside I just feel too much hurt,
pretend to be strong, but whenever too much fragile,
I want to be rebel, but the circumstance never conspiring!
In my behalf, everything was done
In my philosophy everything was gone,
and honestly, let me choose…
to left this and start another page write by me!
Honestly,
I just wish I weren’t me!
*Princess Kaurvaki
God’s Choose People
“Native People are one of the most respectable people in this world.
Such as Tibetans, they have their faith and would die for it.
Money, greed, genocide, technology… won’t change them.
They are God’s choose people”
( Rom Tungus – Personal Opinion for Every Animal knows more than you do on Facebook thread )
Please Understand!!
“If I don’t want to be disturbed,
it means that I really don’t want to be disturbed.
( Princess Kaurvaki )
WILLEM De KOONING STARTED WORK ON "EASTER MONDAY" IN 1955 AND FINISHED THE PAINTING ON 2 APRIL 1956...
( EASTER SUNDAY THAT YEAR FELL ON 1 APRIL.) THIS WORK 96" X 74" WAS PAINTED WITH OIL PAINT AND NEWSPRINT (ADDED TO SLOW THE DRYING TIME) WHICH WAS MOUNTED ON CANVAS. USING HUGE BRUSHES, DE KOONING WORKED VERY FAST OVER LONG PERIODS OF TIME IN THE EFFORT TO COME UP WITH SOMETHING THAT WASN'T OF A PRECONCEIVED NATURE. AT THE END OF THESE SESSIONS, HE MORE OFTEN THAN NOT FOUND HIMSELF COMPLETELY EXAUSTED.
AS HE DID NOT ALWAYS WORK ON THE SAME PAINTING EACH DAY, THIS PROCESS COULD GO ON FOR MONTHS. THE NEXT INTEGRAL PART OF THE ARTIST'S CREATIVE PROCESS WOULD BEGIN UPON ARRIVAL AT THE STUDIO, AT WHICH TIME DE KOONING HAD A "FRESH" LOOK AT THE PAINTING IN QUESTION. IN THE EARLY MORNING CALM, THIS OPENING VIEW PROVIDED HIM A CONTEMPLATIVE MOMENT TO SEE IF HIS ENERGETIC EFFORTS MIGHT BECOME A PAINTING IN THE PUREST FORM. HE WOULD STUDY THE IMAGE OF A "NOTHING OR A SOMETHING" AT LENGTH, IN THE HOPES OF DISCERNING THE SIMPLE GEOMETRIC POSSIBILITIES. WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE HE COULD THEN ADD, WHERE NECESSARY, SECONDARY EXTENSIONS TO STABILIZE AND STRENGTHEN THE EXISTING GEOMETRIC FORMS, BUT, WITHOUT HAVING THEM DOMINATE THE OVERALL STRUCTURE. THE PRE-EXISTING GEOMETRY WOULD THUS REMAIN A SILENT PARTNER INVISIBLY HELPING TO CONVEY THE ARTIST'S VISION. IN THIS WAY THE SURFACE WAS KEPT FRESH AND EXCITING, ALLOWING THE WORK'S FRONTAL ELEMENT TO BE THE COLORS AND SHAPES MOVING FORWARD AND BACK, CARESSING THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER.
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| photos & words by Adrian Crispin Dear Bill, Where are all the eggs hidden? Mother, don't let your baby grow up to be an artist. Father, Feed me! Wash me! Love me! The terrible 3's. Cry like a river, mother don't care no more. Bunny rules the world! Keep your head up, the yellow marshmallows always taste better than the blue ones. Lead the way, which is the 'WAY'? Find the jellybeans in the grass for me. Your basket is half full mine is half empty. Be careful, candy is sweet. White teeth with stinky breath. Heaven can wait. For now life is a short spring for eggs, candy, and bunnies. Have faith and rise again! best wishes, Riser. |
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