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SUNDAY OCTOBER 11
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Untitled (red, yellow, white), 2008.
present
I Am Yours to Keep by Todd Cole
September 3—26, 2009
Opening reception Thursday, September 3
6—9pm
With I Am Yours to Keep, Todd Cole intends to reveal, to the ones who take time to see, a story about him. Originally shot to be published as a book, the images function like words, and the words put together create a visual poem. Indeed, I Am Yours to Keep is a metaphor about Cole’s teenage years trough his early twenties growing up in Houston, Texas, a period and a place in his life where he felt emotionally displaced, and sometimes hurted, while at the same time holding a strong desire to transcend beyond the known. The story—shot in southern California in the counties of San Bernardino, Fontana, The Redlands, and Riverside— is composed into three of the primary driving emotions he felt as growing up and continues to feel today living in LA: displacement, sexuality and transcendence.
Todd Cole’s photography tries to create with honesty and immediacy, images that are not loaded with history, or a particular contemporary visual language but break from some of the traditional visual signifiers in modern photography: a well defined subject within the frame, graphic compositions that lead the eye to the subject, or horizontal landscape compositions. His work has already been shown in Paris at colette (2003), and in Mexico City at Monclova Gallery (2005). In addition to the development of his personal work, Todd Cole’s photography features regularly in International magazines including i-D, Purple, Self Service, Art Review, Beaux Art, Liberation, London Sunday Telegraph Magazine, Big, o32c, Fantastic Man, W, and Vogue Hommes
International.
Brachfeld Gallery
78 r ue des Archives, Paris 3
Tuesday—Saturday, 2—6pm
www.brachfeldgaller y.blogspot.com

IKO IKO
is
happy
to
present
a
performance
by
MARK BORTHWICK
&
BOW RIBBONS
sunday, august 23, 3 pm
at
IKO IKO
1298 w. sunset blvd, los angeles, ca 9006
323.719.1079 / info@ikoikospace.com
In addition to the performance there will be limited signed copies of his latest book project Not in Fashion available for sale, as well as select items from his collection.
For further inquiries or to pre-purchase Not in Fashion, please contact:
323.719.1079 / info@ikoikospace.com
IKO IKO
1298 sunset blvd.
los angeles, ca 90026
323.719.1079 / info@ikoikospace.com
ikoikospace.com / ikoikospace.blogspot.com

OBJETS d’ART II
Young Art presents Objets d’Art II ; a group exhibition of new work from artists Stephen Aldahl, Paul Forney, Christine Frerichs, Alex Johnstone, Miles Jopling, Jed Ochmanek, Asher Penn and Louise Wynne. The show consists of paintings, sculpture, works on paper and will be accompanied by musical performances from Monster, Nite Jewel and Universe.
Monster – Sincere Blues from Carson Mell.
Objets d’Art II is a preview for Young Art‘s upcoming solo exhibitions.
The opening reception will be held Saturday, August 22 2009 from 7-11 pm
and the bands are scheduled to perform at 9:30 pm.