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Dysfunctional

Dysfunctional
VenueBlue Note
Date(s)16 Aug-3 Sep 1995

Mo' Wax Arts presented Dysfunctional, an exhibition of Skateboard Art & Design, featuring work by Terry Richardson, Bjarne Melgaard, Mike Mills, Phil Frost, Mark Gonzalez, Tommy Guerrero, and Thomas Campbell.

The show also toured Australia, in Melbourne and Sydney for the Summersault Tour in 1996 as 'Culture Is Our Business'.

There was a booklet printed for the exhibition,[1], and later in June 1999[2] a book based on the exhibition was published by Booth-Clibborn/ Gingkgo Press with work provided by Mo' Wax Arts and Booth-Clibborn Editions.[3] The book was mentioned in 1998 as releasing soon by Rolling Stone.

News

Off the cuff, by Harriet Quick. The Guardian, Manchester (UK) 16 Aug 1995, page 25

Since the first skateboarding craze of the late seventies, street culture and fashion has had waves of influence on the mainstream. Interest is again at a peak. Dysfunctional, an exhibition of skateboard art and design, opens this week with a display of skateboard art including the deck designs, graphics from advertising and stickers, photography and painting. The artists range from young teenagers to designers who have attracted their own following. Curated by Aaron Rose of the Alleged Gallery in New York, the exhibition is the third in a series held previously in LA and New York, and is being held at the Blue Note, Hoxton Sq, London N1 until September 3. Admission free.

Culture Is Our Business

Culture Is Our Business was an art exhibition curated by Aaron Rose for the Summersault festival in Australia. It featured many of the same artists who took part in Dysfunctional. This included Spike Jonze, Rita Ackerman, Larry Clark, Mike Kelley, Mark Gonzales,[4] and Mike Mills.

The show was held in Melbourne and Sydney.

Images

See Also

Dysfunctional Book

External Links

Posters from the exhibition

Exhibition booklet

References

  1. https://booklooks-blog.tumblr.com/post/9001074603/43-dysfunctional
  2. Rose, A 1999,'Dysfunctional', Dazed & Confused, no. 54, pp. 78-83
  3. https://www.abebooks.com/servlet/BookDetailsPL?bi=18910171974#&gid=1&pid=3
  4. Sun Song and Super Stars, The Sydney Morning Herald 03 Nov 1995, Fri · Page 63
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