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Thursday March 11, 2010
New Kingbrown
Teeluxe is pleased to announce that the next issue of Kingbrown Magazine is on its way.
Issue 6 contains Special Inserts: Morning Breath outdoor vinyl sticker and morning Breath spot colour printed fold-out poster
Featuring Artists: Morning Breath (cover), Kostas, Seonna Hong, Mick Harris, Nails, Sean Morris, Courtney Brims, Dave the Chimp, Josh Robenstone, Rephrase, Magda Boreysza (brown bag), Molly Crabapple & more.
Pre-order your copy here.
Posted By rochfort At 5:55am
Monday March 8, 2010
Suth Fluker, new for TLX
Teeluxe has received copies of a new photographic book from Vancouver based, Schnauzer Publications. It features a series of image from Seth Fluker. We are pleased to be stocking this book. More details here.
Posted By rochfort At 8:34am
Friday March 5, 2010
Frankenstien’s Dream at Nine Lives
Our favorite Brisbane Gallery, Nine Lives has been showing some new work by musician, artist, surfer — Ozzie Wright, The show ‘Frankenstien’s Dream‘ runs till March 28, so be quick and get down there to check it out. There may even be some pieces left unsold, so you too can get a little Ozzie in your life — permanently.Posted By rochfort At 2:34pm
Friday March 5, 2010
Motto Zürich Opening.
Motto Distribution are opening a new store (in addition to the Berlin store), Join them for the opening of Motto Zürich, this friday 5th of March, starting at 6pm!Motto have moved into the old Nieves space and Nieves have moved to Ankerstrasse 20.
The Motto store will then be open on Thursday, Friday, Saturday permanently.
Motto Zürich store
Perla Mode
Langstr. 84
CH-8004 Zürich
Thurs-Fri: 1-7pm
Sat.: 12am-5pmPosted By rochfort At 9:18am
Monday March 1, 2010
New Teeluxe Press zine
Teeluxe Press is please to announce a new zine featuring the work of UK based photographers Luke Norman & Nik Adam.
Fade in Darkness, published by Teeluxe Press is a 20 page, A5, book and will be released on March 8, 2010.
Pre-orders can be made here.
Posted By rochfort At 2:30pm
Monday March 1, 2010
Pavement Australian Tour
Friend of Teeluxe, Paul McNeil has just sent us this sweet poster he’s created for the upcoming Pavement tour. Nice job Paul.
Pavement, widely renowned as one of the most popular and influential indie-rock bands of the nineties, will be returning to Australia as part of their 2010 world tour. Tickets for the second Sydney show (5 March) still available.
Posted By rochfort At 10:33am
Zine Age Riot
Sea Cell and Teeluxe are proud to report that Zine Age Riot, was successfully held on Saturday 08 August 2009. Images from the event can be seen below.
Any zines not sold on the day will be available for sale online from Monday 10 August.
Exhibiting artists included: Joe Allen Shea (AUS), Craig Atkinson (GBR), Kimberly Amos (AUS), Jody Barton (GBR), Gareth Bayliss (GBR), Martin Bell (AUS), Amber B (AUS), Pete Brower (US), Shea Caplice (AUS), Jeff Canham (US), Tristan Ceddia (AUS), Tracy Churchward (AUS), Culture Vulture (GBR), Nick Chalmers (AUS), Ryan Heywood (AUS), Cathie Glassby (AUS), Jason Gormley (AUS), Hardland/Heartland (US), Ben Havenaar (AUS), Stephen Marshall (UK), Stefan Marx (DEU), Paul McNeil (AUS), Moustache Collective (AUS), Jim Newitt (UK), Jared O’sullivan/Nick Simpson (AUS), Craig Rochfort (AUS), Jordan Rochfort (AUS), Loren Victory (US), Matt Yeates (AUS) and more…
Thanks also to Chris Barton from OWN Books who travelled from Melbourne and showcased his amazing range of books. Finally, thanks also to Stephan Backes who displayed his amazing artwork and books (and skated hard at the end!).
Anyone interested about next year’s event should contact Craig Rochfort on craig@teeluxe.com.au
11am – 4pm
Saturday, 8 August 2009
Sea Cell
4/1 Acacia Street
Byron Bay Arts & Industry Estate
About the exhibition venue:
What is a zine anyway (thanks Wikipedia…)
A zine (an abbreviation of the word fanzine, or magazine; pronounced / ”zeen”) is most commonly a small circulation publication of original or appropriated texts and images. More broadly, the term encompasses any self-published work of minority interest usually reproduced via photocopier on a variety of colored paper stock.
A popular definition includes that circulation must be 5,000 or less, although in practice the significant majority are produced in editions of less than 100, and profit is not the primary intent of publication.
Zines are written in a variety of formats, from computer-printed text to comics to handwritten text (an example being Cometbus). Print remains the most popular zine format, usually photo-copied with a small circulation. Topics covered are broad, including fanfiction, politics, art and design, ephemera, personal journals, social theory, single topic obsession, or sexual content far enough outside of the mainstream to be prohibitive of inclusion in more traditional media. The time and materials necessary to create a zine are seldom matched by revenue from sale of zines. Small circulation zines are often not explicitly copyrighted and there is a strong belief among many zine creators that the material within should be freely distributed. In recent years a number of photocopied zines have risen to prominence or professional status and have found wide bookstore and online distribution. Highly notable among these are Giant Robot, Dazed & Confused, Bust, Bitch (magazine) and Maximum RocknRoll.