Tag Archive for the term: paris

Hello lovers of happy colorfull art. Here just ta let ya know of some group art shows Im participating these days.
Check it out if your in the area!
SAN FRANCISCO- “Suite Jesus”, November 21st, at Mina Gallery (111 Mina)
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This Paris based tango project, Gotan Project, has been all over TV and in every recent cheesy/awesome tango related movie, but they are still proudly indie, on a label called Ya Basta! no less. Plus today is sunny and clear and cold, bright with promise and the livingroom is ripe for dancing, so today is [...]

Clayton Evans, aka complexgeometries, was one of the very first people to show some support for Indyish, and though in recent times he’s gotten kinda insanely busy we still feel the love. After meeting out in Halifax and sharing a ride together back to Montreal with Serah-Marie McMahon we became friends and have had the [...]

On Aug 9, 2008, Bongo Beat will officially be a Montreal based record label. We will be a part of the fabric of one of the most exciting musical centres on the planet. I am originally from Montreal and our new office will actually be in the house where I grew up; where my parents [...]

I can’t remember where I found this photo but it’s an old french photo. I just like how modern the shoe looks but considering it’s from a photo serie called “Parisiens sous L’Occupation“, I’m pretty sure they’re from World War II.
Photo of the day is just something we’re trying out- a collection of interesting and [...]

Whenever I’m really moved by something I end up ruining it for anyone else by either: a) over-describing in an effort to express why I loved it, or b) using a few words to poorly summarize its effects and ending with a frustrated “you should really check it out”. I found some really great videos [...]

Well, if you’re a Canadian kid seeking the indie music in your town, chances are good you know or need to know Stillepost - a moderator-coordinated forum of show listings from all the dark lovely holes in the walls of towns across the nation, which also plays host to some rebel yells, and fights and [...]

Funny Face is a 1957 musical starring Audrey Hepburn and Fred Astaire.
My girlfriend really enjoyed this movie, but I couldn’t past the first
20 minutes. The film begins with a high-brow fashion magazine editor
lecturing her employees. She tells them that a magazine must
“contribute” to a household. Somehow the thing transforms into a song
and dance celebrating the [...]

Another topic Nadine and I thought would be interesting to get into is what it means to be an artist. Be different, be yourself, be revolutionary, be accessible… You can listen to all the contradictory advice in the world and you still won’t “make it”. What to do? Non-advice on finding a happy medium in [...]

Lela Quesney and Jean Labourdette participated in the Indyish 24 hour music video making contest last month and made a lovely lovely video for Giselle Numba One. If you see the video you will know that these two put a lot of love into any project they take on.
Last year Jean and Lela debuted their [...]