Babydisco press review on L’Officiel Hommes Italia: ” An only-for-kids project in Milan’s Dopolavoro gallery. The installation was conceived with the aim to stimulate the child towards new multisensorial experiences, based upon the interaction with sound, colours and lights to be lived as an extension of his innate desire to play. A multicoloured disco ball, djs dressed up as rabbits, shiny stars and games flavoured by music, all had an essential role in entertaining the little ones, who happily free from parents and babysitters, had the chance to enjoy the exhilerating experience of a baby version of clubbing. An invitation and a stimulus to take advantage of the educational potential of music united with artistic creativity”. Susanna Cucco

In occasion for Bloody Beetroots Death Crew 77 World Tour; Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo, Bennet Pimpinella & Simone D’Arcangelo will present a preview of the short movie “Domino” and the new single carrying the same name for the Bloody Beetroots’ project. On show also a series of pictures taken backstage by Alessia Leporati.

Everyday View
16.02.10 – 26.02.10
10:00 – 18:00
by appointment only

Info: press@dopolavorogolab.com

An apartment in central milan. 5 rooms. 1 artist per room. For any questions / info / gossip, contact us at our usual address press@dopolavorogolab.com

AFTER

Why can’t children have disco in their lives? No reason at all! Check out http://www.babydisco.it – the greatest kids’ fest of all times designed exclusively for mini-dancers!

Fashion Week at its best! You managed to make our Dopolavoro a melting pot of emotions, style and greatness. If you wish to catch a glimpse of this fabulous and unconventional evening, watch the video – dive into looks, sounds and Victoria’s work, it’s worth it. We want to thank you because it was a success once again. Be sure to log back to check out the pictures we’ll post in the following days. For any questions / info / gossip, contact us at our usual address press@dopolavorogolab.com.

In September, during Milan Fashion Week, Dopolavoro will host Victoria Bartlett’s show -  an exposition of inspirations and concepts which delineate VPL (Visible Panty Line). Through the gathering of images, film, and sculptural specialty clothing, the pieces will reveal a candid dialogue of anatomical fascination between Victoria and other artists including Steven Klein, Mark Borthwick, David Armstrong and Jack Pierson, just to name a few…
http://www.vplnyc.com/

That night, there was nothing left apart from a panorama of empty beer bottles around the space, the questionnaires you creatively answered to, and a contagious whim of enthusiasm. Not one sole number of Link was left behind! We want to thank you because it was a success. For any questions / info / gossip, contact us at our usual address press@dopolavorogolab.com.

Click here to view the gallery of the event.