A beautiful documentary by Stephan Stoll.

Most Kids like to do collages. It is an intense way of learning to express your thoughts, feelings and doubts of experienced situations. The process of selection, cut, overlay and stick together is highly entertaining; plus one re-experiences. At best the results are beautiful.
Most grown ups stopped doing collages somewhere between braces and university. Luckily 28 years old, Berlin based Janica Hieronimi did not.
Ja Hier creates virtual art work in form of high standard prints. The mood of her personal narration ranges from clinical coldness until fluffy and hippie-esque, always maintaing an arc of suspense.

After a kick-off in Travemünde earlier this year tomorrow sees the Vernissage of her second solo exhibition in her hometown Hamburg.

Friday, October 14th // 8:30pm
Makrele Bar // Talstraße 29, Hamburg

In his latest project Transition, Paul Vickery explores the complexities of teenage identity. While observing a group of street dancers and free runners in a small town in South West England, he felt compelled to record the moment, then spent nearly two years documenting his observations. “As the project evolved I became interested in the period of transition between teenage years and adulthood.. the more subtle ‘in-between’ moments caught my attention, hence the title.”

Paul Vickery TRANSITION
Runs October 7 – November 4, 2011
Private View October 6th, 6.30-8.30pm
Open Mon-Fri, 9am-6pm
Bayeux
78 Newman Street
London W1T 3EP

Aside from making an exhibition of flying discs and presenting my photography portfolio we also had full access to the grounds and Museum to shoot a video.
We wanted to follow up on our success of “Urban Disc invasion” with another belter where we bounce discs off walls, artwork, people and whatever inspires us or gets in our way- and the weekend saw a lot of inspiration indeed. We started the weekend warming up with the Luxembourg populous outside of the She Hannibal which was parked in the beautiful grounds of the Museum. Mudam is built on-top of fort Thüngen and cost over 100 Million to build. Even so the FSM crew got to climb all over the place and throw discs about, in our pursuit to make a great film. She Hannibal sat right in front of the fort on a stretch of grass overlooking the whole of the city and once we got the 7 inch records on the turntables and blasted out some Northern Soul music we felt very much at home. And it didn’t stop there: the guys at MUDAM treated us like VIP´s. We had Anna Loporcaro taking care of our every need while Stina was on hand always with her cool and relaxed demeanor. In-fact all of the staff from catering to security to Museum Guides embraced us and made us feel like kings. This goes to show that the old anecdote is true about how atmosphere filters down from the top and at the top is Enrico Lunghi the Museum director who was open minded enough to welcome us in his Museum. I was very proud indeed to get recognition for the magazine from such prestigious people.
Saturday saw the celebrations proper with an amazing line up of entertainment, free flowing champagne and tasty food. Many people came to relax on our She Hannibal carpet,sit on her rooftop terrace or just throw Discs around. The lads were great and we made a lot of friends that night. Inside the Museum hung over 100 discs from 1960 onwards with corresponding trivia and facts.
Finally our sport is being recognized as an art form- something maintained by players since the 70´s.
After much fun and laughter we retired to our grass behind the Museum to settle in and get ready for Sunday´s Frisbee action.
Sunday morning saw glorious weather and a good turn out from the luxembourg people who brought picnics and blankets. I think on that day we brought many people into the sport- particularly kids -who enjoyed the workshops and games and girls who seemed to enjoy watching the lads play Frisbee!
If you have not yet seen “Urban Disc invasion” then click HERE
…and watch out for the new video coming  soon!

She Hannibal pulls up to MUDAM

Ozzy stretches his legs (and ears)

Disc Art

Mounting the exhibition

Nearly 100 discs on display!

Jason McGlade with FreeStyleMagazine at The Museum of Modern Art

setting up for the evenings festivities

Thanks to Stina and the gang for treating us like kings!

time to check out the place before shooting (thats a fountain of ink!)

lots of nice walls to bounce our plastic

and outside......

The Office

National TV came to meet us

...while Ozzy relaxed with a book

Our new Eastpak Collaberation Disc bag.

Even though we were very happy about Frisbee head girl Ozzy wasn´t impressed by the candy floss

Disc head

The kids were facinated with Anton´s skills

...and so were the ladies

everyone loved flicking through the magazine....

..and spinning discs

Mudam´s lovely Anna came and impressed us with her skills.......

...and the press oficer came

The kids just couldn´t get enough.........

.and enough,,,

.but the lads had had enough......

.and decided to watch the action from the safety of She Hannibal´s roof terrace.

.the kids went home as the light went......

.and frisbee Girl came back.

.people came to sit on our carpet....

.....and in our Hula Hoop

As the MUDAM action wound down..........

Luxembourg city wound up.

we made lots of friends that evening- here is Anna again.....

....and our mate Bruno

it was back to the Bus after a great night..........

...and we woke up to a great morning.

we moved the She Hannibal to the back of the MUDAM.......

.......on a beautiful piece of grass.

The kids came.....

.....and went.

Ozzy had fun eating wasps...........

.....and pineapples

People came from all over the city........

....and from Berlin.

We played Frisbee in the MUDAM grounds.........

.....and on the Mudam building.

That day our filming really rocked........

....and rolled.

Ozzy was sleeping.......

.....and people were still playing.....

..and chilling.....

...and playing....

..and chilling.

We filmed.....

...until it was time to eat.

We kept filming.......

...until the sun started to fade.

It was time for She Hannibal to take us home...........

....but before we went there was time for just one more photograph! Thanks to Enrico Lunghi and all of the fabulouse people at MUDAM who made us feel very much at home xxxx

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE LAST VIDEO “URBAN DISC INVASION”

PHOTOGRAPHS BY Anton Capellmann and Jason McGlade

Splitscreen: A Love Story from JW Griffiths on Vimeo.

Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean

Grand Opening of Burning Ink Berlin @ the DC Pop Up Gallery

Images to burn and to be inked by SBTG, SSUR, XGHETTO, MAROK, CHLOE TRUJILLO, JEF + KOSTEK @LA BOUCHERIE MODERNE, SPOE, FUNKFU, PRUNELLE, JEY.

Special presentation of
“Asphalt Tales” Photography Exhibiton by Gaston Francisco
+ The DC Life Collection

June 17th | 7-10pm

@ MadeMyDay | Torstrasse 66

We have been invited to present FSM at the fifth anniversary of the MUDAM Luxembourg museum of modern art.
We will once again make our frisbee disc and magazine exhibition and a party bang in the center of the city.
The museum was so impressed by our last video that they have asked us to do our stuff inside the building-the ultimate marriage between Flying discs and art!
More info will follow.
Dates from 30th June till 4th July-