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Editor’s LetterWelcome readers!I’m proud to announce the first ever issue of Bluebird magazine. As a devoted person in the extreme sports scene, especially freestyle skiing, there is never a better way to enjoy a day as on a ‘Bluebird’. For many of you this expression might be new. The word epitomises perfect weather; blue sky with sun shining upon us! It makes you happy and positive through out a day. Bluebird magazine is exactly all about that!ISSUE # 1This first issue concentrates on people within the world of extreme sports, particularly their successes and the certain lifestyle it encompasses. By interviewing these people, it is inspiring to see that dreams can come true if you work hard enough and believe in yourself. This might be something you always hear people say but it’s more realistic and relatable when you read someone’s personal story. Local skateboarder Chris Mann will reveal the truths about the London skateboard scene. Jono Wood, a successful graphic designer, will lead you through his journey and unravel how he ended up landing his dream job within the realm of extreme sports. Chris Kightley, fills us in on his transition from a Pro Snowboarder to a Supermodel. And professional make-up artist Jeannine Lehner will describe how the Austrian fashion world works as she lives amongst the alpine mountains!A key element of this magazine is to deliver the latest fashion. By featuring articles such as ‘Best Surf Spots’ and ‘Spring/Summer Trends 2013’, Bluebird combines a youthful lifestyle with a unique influence from the world of extreme sports. The latest Art
Editor’s LetterWelcome readers!I’m proud to announce the first ever issue of Bluebird magazine. As a devoted person in the extreme sports scene, especially freestyle skiing, there is never a better way to enjoy a day as on a ‘Bluebird’. For many of you this expression might be new. The word epitomises perfect weather; blue sky with sun shining upon us! It makes you happy and positive through out a day. Bluebird magazine is exactly all about that!ISSUE # 1This first issue concentrates on people within the world of extreme sports, particularly their successes and the certain lifestyle it encompasses. By interviewing these people, it is inspiring to see that dreams can come true if you work hard enough and believe in yourself. This might be something you always hear people say but it’s more realistic and relatable when you read someone’s personal story. Local skateboarder Chris Mann will reveal the truths about the London skateboard scene. Jono Wood, a successful graphic designer, will lead you through his journey and unravel how he ended up landing his dream job within the realm of extreme sports. Chris Kightley, fills us in on his transition from a Pro Snowboarder to a Supermodel. And professional make-up artist Jeannine Lehner will describe how the Austrian fashion world works as she lives amongst the alpine mountains!A key element of this magazine is to deliver the latest fashion. By featuring articles such as ‘Best Surf Spots’ and ‘Spring/Summer Trends 2013’, Bluebird combines a youthful lifestyle with a unique influence from the world of extreme sports. The latest Art
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LONDON, MAY - JUNE<br />
Roy Lichtenstein at Tate Modern is a momentous<br />
show, bringing together 125 of his<br />
most definitive paintings and sculptures and<br />
reassessing his enduring legacy. The first<br />
full-scale retrospective of this important artist<br />
in over twenty years, it showcases such key<br />
paintings as Look Mickey 1961 lent from<br />
the National Gallery Art, Washington and his<br />
monumental Artist’s Studio series of 1973–4.<br />
Other noteworthy highlights include Whaam!<br />
1963 – a signature work in Tate’s collection<br />
– and Drowning Girl 1963 on loan<br />
from the Museum of Modern Art, New York.<br />
Here, curator Iria Candela presents some of<br />
the highlights.<br />
The Dairy Art Centre, a new not-for-profit art<br />
center in London’s Bloomsbury district, opened<br />
to the pubic on April 25. Collectors Frank<br />
Cohen and Nicolai Frahm have taken over a<br />
150 sq m former milk depot into a showcase<br />
for art, music and dance. Starting with the<br />
biggest UK show by the multi-faceted Swiss<br />
veteran John Armleder.<br />
Armleder has filled the Dairy’s irregular, casual<br />
gallery spaces and outdoor sculpture yard with<br />
works from the founders’ collections as well<br />
as new paintings and installations designed for<br />
the art centre. Armleder curated the exhibition.<br />
The result is an engaging mixture of<br />
wall paintings, mixed media pieces, “Furniture<br />
Sculpture,” “Pour” and “Puddle” paintings,<br />
neon combines, sculptures and canvas paintings.<br />
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