We’re probably years behind on these things, but fuck it, we love ‘em. Toy Watch Company’s Fluo and Crystal watch collections. Built from high strength polycarbonate plastics, TWC’s watches copy the style of iconic Rolex designs including the Submariner and all feature the classic Rolex designed Oyster Bracelet making them light, stylish and practical.
The Fly53 in assoc. with Vice Magazine tour is well and truly out of the way with things coming to end on 31st May at Birmingham’s Rainbow club. Although we never managed to make it to any of the dates ourselves reports are that all three dates were bangers, attracting droves of happy happy dancey people.
The Fly53 blog has posted a gallery of images from the nights so for those of you unlucky enough to miss out check them out at www.fly53.com/fly53_tour.
On the 3rd July Newcastle’s Electrik Sheep will play host to the third solo show from UK art collective Prefab. The show entitled ‘Enemy of Promise’ will see a fresh new selection of original paintings, limited editions and hand finished prints hot of the heels of their sell out Covent Garden show.
If you’re at a loose end this Saturday 17th May (and lets face it who isn’t) then you might want to rush down to Newcastle’s Digital nightclub to catch mix master DJ Yoda live and in full effect with his ‘Magic Cinema’ show. Featuring a piece of kit, the Pioneer SVM-1000, developed by Yoda and made available to only a hand full of DJ’s the world over, the show promises to be a audio-visual extravaganza featuring sound tracks and film clips galore.
Saturday 5th April saw the opening of Format, one of Newcastle’s newest contemporary art galleries and the launch of their first show Defector. Curated in league with North East based art/music collective The Ghetto Method, the show featured work from some of their flag ship artists including Mr Guy, Creative Ginger and Ben Lawson with a special appearance from Edinburgh resident illustrator Magda Boreysza.
Images from the night after the jump.
Last night saw the opening of PURE EVIL’s ‘Run - The Old World Is Behind You’ show at Electrik Sheep on Pink Lane, Newcastle. As expected the show went down a storm and the work on display was well and truly on point!
Photos from the event after the jump.
On the 3rd April those fine folks at Electrik Sheep, Newcastle will be hosting an exhibition of original artwork and limited edition prints from UK graffiti artist PURE EVIL. On show will be butterflies, bunnies, babes and situationist propaganda inspired by the 40th anniversary of the May 1968 student riots. In addition to this on the night there will also be an exclusive print release which will be available to purchase in store and online the next day at 12.
For more information check out www.electriksheep.co.uk.
