Wednesday, June 03, 2009

UKAdapta June 09 Update

Jeff Soto has been a hero to me for many years and it was a dream come true to be able to sit with him and have a chat about his art and his experiences so far in London. Soto is one of the kings of the Pop Surrealist/Lowbrow art scenes in America and he was here for his first ever show in London, at the Stolenspace Gallery. It was a fascinating interview that left me with a newfound respect for him and his art. Ladies & gentlemen, I present to you, the highly esteemed Jeff Soto!

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Part2ism is the undisputed pioneer of British photorealism. His unique graffiti career has spanned over twenty years and his reputation has been firmly cemented in the annals of British graffiti history. More recently, his work has taken a more progressive and thematic approach. With a decade of music production under the Big Dada label also part of this man’s impressive resume, it seems that his creative boundaries know no end…UKAdapta was lucky enough to organize an interview with him after his recent “Artillery For Pleasure” show at the Urban Angel gallery.

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DJ PINCH aka Rob Ellis is Bristol’s answer to Bass. As both DJ, producer & label boss of Tectonic Recordings, Pinch has cemented his place at the top of the Dubstep game. With Dubstep being a multi-faceted genre, Pinch and his Tectonic label have produced some of the most unique & progressive sounds available on UK dancefloors. With his release of Tectonic Plates Vol. 2 this month, it seemed like the perfect opportunity to introduce Pinch to our readers.

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Gemma Slack is a contemporary, Luxury British Brand encapsulating innovative design and high quality. Her womenswear clothing and accessories are the embodiment of the 21st century female, the ranges portray both the edginess and femininity that today’s woman appreciates.

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If you should perchance stray off London’s Brick Lane in admiration of the restored 1920’s Huguenot style buildings of Shoreditch, you may come across one of the most exquisite little jewellery stores you will ever have the privilege to encounter. In it, sits a man, hidden away from the bustle of Bond and Sloane street jewellers, burning the midnight oil in his pursuit to create new masterpieces, each unique and with its own story to embellish you with.

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