Film | Eatrip

November 29th, 2011 | Headlines | 0 Comments

“Eating” has become more than filling you up, although I’ve been a little bit careless about what I eat…
I heard about this film last time when I went back Japan, this film tells us what “eating” can be. It is about “Eating” but it is not just about eating.
DVD is available from the official website.

 

Eatrip Trailer

Eating – a common non-verbal bond between people. A momentary relationship between mankind and food. We captured this on film.

Food is “common to all people”. Sometimes it has more persuasive power than words. We can understand a lot just by having a meal together. “Eatrip” is not about the physical distance traveled, but the relationships in and around food. It is the sharing of time, experience, memories and coexistence.

Food is my occupation. The reason I wanted to make this film was my mother, who was the one who inspired me. My mother is a vibrant person, who cooks for the whole family and handles the household. My irreplaceable memory of food is one of the daily spectacles of a beautiful table setting. I thought that focusing on the ‘maternal instinct’ was an important element in knowing the beginnings of humanity.

To the “Eatrip” creative team the power that food exerts in everyday life came as a surprise. Even if people were to stop eating they would still feel the overpowering need and value of food. It leaves such a discernible firm image in our memory and feelings that it eclipses all else.

Eating is freedom. Therefore, I think that taking a look at people’s appetites, even in today’s Japan, is splendid. It is an entrance into the delights of food, and their lives.

You suddenly look back, in a happy frame of mind, at your life. You can retrace your memories of food. It is an opportunity to go beyond it being just a tasty meal to it being a fond memory that can be recalled in the future. It is to think that this is ‘the energy to live’.

- Director Yuri Nomura

Photos | Pre-Vinylite Society Sign Painting Demo

November 23rd, 2011 | Headlines | 0 Comments

Here are some photos from the sign painting demo by Joshua Luke and myself at Orchard Skate Shop in Allston.
The photos are from Josh’s glass gilding demo, it was great to see his process since there are not many people who can do glass gilding like he does.

 
Mike Dacey of Repeat Press
 
Josh does both flat finish and mirror finish, it is not that easy to do without skills and experience, and dedication.

Dana and Elle are here checking out the glass gilding demo

Thanks again for the demo Josh!!
If you are into good old american crafts&trade, make sure you check out Best Dressed Signs

 

Studio Piles | A Few More stuff…

November 18th, 2011 | Design, Gear, Headlines | 2 Comments

Studio Piles | Stephen Holding

November 17th, 2011 | Design, Graffiti | 2 Comments

Stephen Holding A.K.A. Metal Wing was working on his new work in my studio.

Here are some photos.

 

 

ShowTime | TYPE SHOW

November 16th, 2011 | Headlines | 0 Comments

TYPE SHOW
Curated with Snow Project (Mike Dacey & Alex Feinstein)

OPENING RECEPTION: Friday, November 18, 7-10 PM
Show Dates: November 9 – December 3
Gallery Hours: Wed – Fri 4-10 PM, Sat 2-8 PM or by appointment.

LAP Gallery
289 Moody Street, Waltham MA
http://www.facebook.com/LincolnArtsProject

FEATURING WORK FROM:

Bessie Anderson
Brian Glaser
Brian Hart
Charlie Smith
Chelsea Dirck
Chris Piascik
Corey Oberlander
Courtney Moy
Dana Woulfe
Emily McIntosh
Erin Davis
Evan Smith
Fritz Klaetke
Geoff Hargadon
Inna Komarovsky
James Weinberg
Jessica MacMillan
Josh Luke
JP Boneyard
Kenji Nakayama
Lisa Hersey
Mike Dacey
Nat Martin
Nicholas Irzyk
Pat Falco
Sarah Smith
Scott Chasse
Tim McCool
Tom Maio
Union Press

Sponsored by Pabst Blue Ribbon

Pre-Vinylite Society Art Sign Painting Demo | Saturday Nov. 19th 2pm-5pm

November 15th, 2011 | Headlines | 1 Comment

We had a great success at the opening for the Pre-Vinylite Society Art Show at Orchard Skate Shop last weekend, thanks again for everyone who came out for the opening!

The show turned out amazing, load of great work from all over the places, I really enjoyed the crowed and ton of amazing work by everyone in the show.
Big thanks to Josh Luke of Best Dressed Signs and his fiance and his mother who came all the way from Indiana to make this happen and organize this show.

For people who missed the opening, or people who wants to get into sign painting art, we have a sign painting demonstration(lettering/pinstripe, etc.) on Saturday at 2pm at the Orchard Skate Shop 2F Gallery space.

This will be a great chance to learn some basic for people who is interested in sign painting.

It’s casual event, no fees, no age limit, just show up on Saturday.

Here is detail for this event.

(Paper Sign by Josh Luke)

Studio Piles | Antiques

November 11th, 2011 | Headlines | 5 Comments

The 2nd “Studio Pile” Post.
I’ve been enjoying painting antique tools. especially saws… what you see here will be shown at The Orchard Skate shop for a month. and tomorrow(11/12 8p-11p) is the opening for Pre-Vinylite Society Show.
If you are in Boston area, please come and say hi.


Video | MetalWoulfe V-3

November 7th, 2011 | Design, Graffiti | 1 Comment

Below is another experimental collaboration work by Steve & Dana.

Studio Fresh at Build Boston 2011

November 4th, 2011 | Headlines | 0 Comments


Myself and Dana Woulfe are putting some work for Build Boston 2011…
(Build Boston is the premiere design and construction industry conference)

deCordova Museum‘s Corporate Art Loan Program was nice enough to reach out to us and now we are showing some of our collaborative work as well as each own work at the event. Some of our work will stay with deCodova Corporate Program, but we are very excited to have this opportunity.

Here is more info about this event.

 

Cambridge, MA Graffiti Video | MetalWoulfe Central Square Wall Colab

November 4th, 2011 | Headlines | 0 Comments

First of the MetalWoulfe experimants(Stephen Holding x Dana Woulfe)
They are going to paint for Primary Flight  this year, it will be interesting to see how these guys collaboration will be evolving before they hit the wall in Miami.

Central CoLab VIDEO