Sunday, July 27, 2008
Friday, July 25, 2008
Anothernotalotta Week in Review (July 25, 2008)
Anothernotalotta Week in Review
I almost published one of my Offline posts instead of this review. But that would have meant I then would need to find the time to post when I came back Online. I've hardly been in front of the monitor this week and just haven't had the time to blog.
Anyhoo, I did manage to keep up with my London Daily Photos and to check out a pretty cool StolenSpace exhibition and pop over to Paris to take some Marais graffiti shots for Juxtapoz. Anything else? You'll just have to wait until I find some time to blog about it!
Enjoy your weekend,
Chris
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Thursday, July 24, 2008
Paris Graffiti (Juxtapoz)
Photography by Chris Osburn
Juxtapoz
Thursday, 24 July 2008

Our UK-based buddy Chris Osburn branched out and hit up France for a little vin and fromage and a lot of great street art.
See all the French Street Art photos.
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Under a Red Sky Group Show at StolenSpace (Juxtapoz)
Photography by Chris Osburn
Juxtapoz
Friday, 18 July 2008

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Friday, July 18, 2008
Da Week in Review (July 18, 2008)

London Daily Photo: Leather Lane Market by Chris Osburn © 2008
Da Week in Review
This week, I ...
- made Mai Tais,
- had some yummy oysters in Whitstable, and
- enjoyed a decent curry for lunch in The City.
Yummerz.
Enjoy your weekend,
Chris
ontoLondon - ontoTravel - Tiki Chris Presents
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Because You Asked (How to Make a Mai Tai)
- 2 jiggers of Jamaican rum (Appleton Estate Reserve)
- 2 jiggers of Martinique rum (St James)
- ¾ jigger of orange Curacao (Yes it must be orange!)
- ¾ jigger of Trader Vic’s Rock Candy Syrup or Saint James’s Sucre de Canne
- ½ jigger of orgeat (to be honest, I’ve recently been using Italian orzata)
- Juice from one fresh lime
- Shake vigorously with crushed ice
- Add a sprig of fresh mint and a maraschino cherry
- Enjoy!
There are a gazillion valid recipes out there and lots of opinions. And if you're looking for a good one at a bar in London, the best I've had have been at Trader Vic's and Trailer Happiness.
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Exceptionally Good Week to Review (July 11, 2008)
London Daily Photo: Dead Slow Soar by Chris Osburn © 2008
Exceptionally Good Week to Review
This was an exceptionally good week to be me. I interviewed two awesome artists, monster master Chet Zar and Aussie street artist Stormie Mills as well as the kids from Unchained (an awesome new online guide to indie retailers in London). I chowed down on a rib eye while being entertained by burlesque dancers ... sampled some chili cheese fries at a new London diner ... roamed around the big ole Battersea Power Station ... and learned how to make pastasotta.
Enjoy your weekend,
Chris
ontoLondon - ontoTravel - Tiki Chris Presents
Saturday, July 05, 2008
Stormie Mills Interview (whitehot)
Chris Osburn Interviews Stormie Mills
by Chris Osburn
whitehot Magazine of Contemporary Art
July 2008
Tenacity, humility and belief in the creative process. Think about what you do and make it your own. Following a small component of what you do with the materials you have available may well become a significant component of your work rather than just a nuance. Work hard. It's got to be an obsession, a driving passion. A friend Reg Bolton told me, when I was having a major crisis of direction and confidence, "love what you do, do what you love, the money will follow" for me that's been good advice.
Click here for complete interview.
Chet Zar Interview (whitehot)
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Thursday, July 03, 2008
Nottalotta Week in Review (4th of July, 2008)
Nottalotta Week in Review Enjoy your weekend,
London Daily Photo: You Can Run But You Can't Hide by Chris Osburn © 2008
Chris
Friday, June 27, 2008
Shanghaied Week in Review (Friday June 27, 2008)
Double Happiness by Chris Osburn © 2008
Shanghaied Week in Review
A bunch of my photos showed up on the Juxtapoz website this week, including some graffiti shots from Shanghai. Also, PhotoBox published a few of my Shanghai pics in the first of hopefully many more posts on their blog about my photographic adventures in China. Oh yeah, I uploaded several more Shanghai photos to Flickr too.
Enough already with the Shanghai photos!? Okay, okay. American Librarian in Freiburg, Chris Mavergames, shares his Expat Perspective with us about a recent visit from dear ole mom. Thanks Chris!
And, of course, there's a whole new heapin' mess o' London Daily Photos just waiting for you to take a gander at!
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Trespass Alliance: Inside Urban Art at Andipa Gallery (Juxtapoz)
Photos: "Trespass Alliance: Inside Urban Art"
Chris Osburn, London Correspondent
Juxtapoz
Thursday, 26 June 2008

The Trespass Alliance: Inside Urban Art group show at Andipa Gallery signifies a shift of urban art's almost exclusive presence in East London galleries to London's more chi-chi western postcodes.
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Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Russell Maurice at Goodhood (Juxtapoz)
Chris Osburn, London Correspondent
Juxtapoz
Tuesday, 24 June 2008

Russell Maurice's Industrial Magic and Light/Thursday Solstice exhibition is now showing at London indie retailer and collective, Goodhood. Many of Maurice's works are digital print lamps but a number of collages, screen prints, and "other curiosities" are on view as well.
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Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Shanghai Graffiti Photos (Juxtapoz)
Chris Osburn, London Correspondent
Juxtapoz
Tuesday, 24 June 2008

Generally speaking, graffiti in Shanghai is an extremely rare sight. Buildings come and go at such a rapid pace that, even if an intrepid artist had touched up a particular wall, there's a good chance that said wall would have been demolished soon after ... The exception to this rule is Moganshan Road, where you can hardly take a step without spotting some graff. The area around Moganshan Road is Shanghai's art district where, luckily, the art isn't just confined to the galleries and shops.
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Photographing China (PhotoBox)
Chris Osburn, PhotoBox blogger
PhotoBox
June 24th, 2008

A recent three week trip to China (mostly for fun but with a little business thrown in for good measure) provided an overabundance of photo opportunities and a range of fascinating experiences to impart with readers of the PhotoBox blog. With the Olympics soon to commence in Beijing and unprecedented economic growth stimulating a building boom the likes of which the world has never seen, the difficulty wasn’t deciding when to snap a photo but having the wherewithal to put the camera away at all!
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Friday, June 20, 2008
Swirling Week in Review (June 20, 2008)
Swirls by Emiana © 2008
Swirling Week in Review
Chet Zar's Ugly American
Beijing graffiti photos
China photos a la Emiana
London Daily Photo: Carpe Diem by Chris Osburn © 2008Thursday, June 19, 2008
Chet Zar at Strychnin Gallery London (Juxtapoz)
by Chris Osburn
Juxtapoz
Wednesday, 18 June 2008

Monster master Chet Zar's Ugly American opened at Strychnin Gallery's London location on Friday the 13th of June (how appropriate!)
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Saturday, June 14, 2008
Beijing Graffiti (Juxtapoz)
Osburn reports, “Similar to Shanghai, Beijing doesn't appear to have much graffiti, particularly for a city of its immense size. Still, if you know where to look, there's plenty to see. One brilliant part of town to view street art is the 798 Art Zone, an abandoned military electronics complex that's now one of Beijing's handful of thriving artist districts.”
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Friday, June 13, 2008
Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiya! (Friday the 13th of June, 2008)
While I was gone, some of my photos were on exhibit at the West Yorkshire Playhouse in Leeds. I'm bummed to have been unable to make it up there to check it out but pleased nonetheless. ontoLondon's Daily Photos continued to be posted during my break as well.
Since returning to London, I've paid a visit to an excellent Japanese restaurant with a couple of the folks from Qype along with a few other bloggers and caught a piece of a rainbow for PhotoBox. I've also been pleased to find out that ontoLondon's contributing photographer, Anna Krsikova, will have some of her work in an upcoming show at London's AOP Gallery. Awesome!









