Introducing … DJ Mo’ Hair!
DJ Mo’ Hair’s shows feature music from the 1980s, particularly dance synth and alternative tracks. We draw from a range of genres related to the period, including electro, synthwave, electroclash, EBM, minimal house, techno, industrial, italo disco, coldwave, miminal synth, and many others. We also align with the musical palate of Unknown Pleasures records that specializes in “forms of dark music influenced by the sound of the late 70s and early 80s.” Our light shows provide an exciting visual complement to our music, creating an immersive environment.
New Pet Shop Boys Album Cover “Disintegration”
Please, Actually, Introspective, Behaviour, Very, Bilingual, Nightlife, Release, Fundamental, Yes, Elysium, Electric, Super, Hotspot, Nonetheless, Disintegration 😉
Payne Gap School, 1887-1943
A history of the Payne Gap School from its origin in Hamilton County in 1887 to its final year in Mills County, 1943 …
Construction Site: 3 in 3D @ Site 131, Dallas
Construction Site: 3 in 3D, an exhibition at Site 131 gallery in Dallas on view through June 8, 2024, features the work of three sculptors, each exploring and probing different aspects of art creation in three dimensions … Each artist takes a divergent path, but as a grouping in the gallery’s space, the works interact in complementary and ineffable ways.
Schoolhouse Included in Bestcase’s Instagram Feed
What a boost to be included in Bestcase’s Instagram feed! Earlier this year, we discovered their line of furniture and fell in love with the task chair. Bestcase, located in Copiague, NY, not only designs and markets a line of furniture, but they also have developed a metal manufacturing system that optimizes production of custom pieces.
Today’s Abstraction
This image, “NEBULA 1”, stitches two photographs of cracked vinyl seats into a composite that suggests a nebula with its network of star-forming gas.
Jeffrey Lee Sculpture Preview!
Jeffrey works daily on a series of sculptures that will be revealed at his first solo exhibition at Site 131, Dallas, in early 2024.