ZEMFIRA 要来三藩市演出了
September 20th, 2008Zemfira is an indie-rock musician notable for her departure from the traditional role of women in Russian music. Though she has been endlessly compared to female rockers, Zhanna Aguzarova, Yanka Dyagileva and Nastia Poleva, she barely resembles any of her Russian predecessors, aligning more closely with foreign artists like Kate Bush or Bjork.
Oct 04, Chicago, Congress Theater
Oct 05, New York, Hammerstein Ballroom
Oct 10, Los Angeles, 740 Club
Oct 12, San Francisco, Fox Theater
Zemfira Talgatovna Ramazanova is an ethnic Tatar
born in Ufa, Russia in 1976
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黑胶堂1
September 12th, 2008不能阻挡我拥有这本书
July 30th, 2008比itune更好的网路音乐模式
July 20th, 2008http://www.popcuts.com/
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July 18th, 2008Suitcase website
July 17th, 2008my blueberry night
July 16th, 2008Bruce Conner 已去
July 7th, 2008http://artforum.com/news/#news20693 Bruce Conner (1933–2008) Bruce Conner, a San Francisco–based artist known for his assemblages, films, drawings, and interdisciplinary works, passed away Monday afternoon. Conner moved to San Francisco in 1957 and quickly found his place within the city’s vibrant Beat community. His gauzy assemblages of scraps salvaged from abandoned buildings, nylon stockings, doll parts, and other found materials gained him art-world attention, as did A Movie (1958), an avant-garde film that juxtaposed footage from B movies, newsreels, soft-core pornography, and other fragments, all set to a musical score. (In 1991, A Moviewas selected for preservation by the United States National Film Registry at the Library of Congress.) Conner was active in the Bay Area’s 1960s counterculture scene, designing light shows for Family Dog performances at the Avalon Ballroom, and in the ’70s focused on drawing and photography. Art-world recognition resumed in the ’80s and continued to the present: Conner was included in the 1997 Whitney Biennial, was the subject of a touring survey in 1999–2000, and is featured in the current Carnegie International. At Conner’s request, there will be no funeral.
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