
terça-feira, 20 de maio de 2008
quarta-feira, 14 de maio de 2008
QUANTO VALE A CABEÇA DE HULKA?
quinta-feira, 1 de maio de 2008
PUSH2SCREEN! ENGLISH VERSION.

PUSH2SCREEN by Leandro Bevilacqua
Looking for a new avenue for big creativity, twenty-five thousand years from now.
There’s something pretty wonderful about new art.
This is such hottie stuff trippy.
A new trip down, visionary work of creative genius.
PUSH2SCREEN have huge fashion sense, is always looking up at the thunderclouds, running for starfuture.
Creative people work like mad on it. Brand-new. Trust in messy-time!
In Brazil Push2screen is big hit on ghetto-underground.
Push2screen will be BIG, like you. Will eat the world ouch.
Check this ouch and SCREAM-HIGH:
http://www.myspace.com/push2screen
HULKA PLUS PUSH2SCREEN
PUSH2SCREEN!

PUSH2SCREEN by Leandro Bevilacqua
A criatividade pública.
Trabalhando com grande intensidade.
Ocorre num mundo da opinião numa cultura digital traduzida pela noção do remix, da rotina com os videogames, de maneira plural no contexto urban.
Sinto a prática da arte informada. Pensar o mundo speed-art.
Nas verdades do plural que sempre abrem portas para outros mundos.
PUSH2SCREEN assume aparências e formatos diversos, um achado já discutido na realidade dos ghettos underground.
Não estou inventando folclore.
Eu vivencio esta experiência numa cidade como São Paulo.
Fato contemporâneo: Push2screen
Não seja indiferente ao novo:
domingo, 27 de abril de 2008
Paisagens na era dos extremos.
De uma América Latina.
Na visão do futuro me perco constante.
Sua geração, de jovens quase mortos, num tempo de inércia.
Ao buscar artistas desaparecidos facilmente se lembrará dessa obsessão.
Deslocamentos dos vencidos em delírios e com uma dor de anos insuperáveis.
As cores fantasmais na noite em que tento fugir, a cidade perdida, muita gente esquecida.
Pelas praias vazias e esquinas tediosas, nesse trágico-moderno diálogo.
O romance não há mais.
Se há espanto sublime, então nada que temer.
Tudo discretamente secreto.
segunda-feira, 21 de abril de 2008
To cheap-ass!
Now the question: can you be Evil just by wearing too much eyeliner?
I'll leave you with that one, because it's just too strange.
Taking all the fears of mainstream 1970's Hulka and saying, yup, we're gonna destroy everything you hold dear. We'll seduce your boys and blow up your schools, we'll sell funk-ideas and wear ugly clothes and we don't care what you think about it, because we're beyond your bourgeois rules and laws. Me and Hulkx.
To drape bats and skeletons and goblins over it and pretend that it's all just a big joke, a costume we can put on for the day and then forget all about it.
And I honestly can't quite figure out how I feel about that. Maybe the Hulka's view of Evil is helpful, taking the sting out of it by depicting it as a figure of fun rather than a real threat. Or maybe the ghosts and skeletons are just distracting people from actually paying attention to the smug, destructive amorality at the core of Hulka's persona.
Its a funny gag.
Looking at it from the distance of a couple decades, it just looks confused, a weird historical document from a period when we were grappling with some big scary changes in brazilian society.
Oh! And also Hulka sings "Over the Rainbow," which is really really cute. Boo indeed.
Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. And so on.
F.U.C.K.Y.O.U. bad-ass.


