Tag Archives: Bjork

The clip was made for virtual reality headsets. Bjork writes: This came about as a spontaneous fruit of mine and andrew huang’s collaboration . we had already done black lake , the “family” moving album cover and the black lake “book cover” trailer and then found us in iceland one day with nothing to do and a 360 camera lying …

Stereogum reports: Yesterday, Björk played her first show in support of Vulnicura at Carnegie Hall. The first half of the show was dedicated to performing most of her new album’s tracks in order, which meant starting things off with the aching opening track “Stonemilker.” This was the first time she performed any of the Vulnicura tracks live. Björk was supported …

Via Pitchfork: On March 7, New York City’s Museum of Modern Art will open the Björk retrospective Björk, an exhibit that will “chronicle her career through sound, film, visuals, instruments, objects, costumes, and performance.” Today, the artist shared a teaser of the video and sound installation “Black Lake”, which will be a part of the exhibition. Watch the teaser below. …

Quite the lineup. Tickets are $260 and go on sale Friday.

Never change, Bjork. (Via Stereogum)

Clip description: Feminists from Montreal show complete and full support to Pussy Riot by entering a church too and praying for their liberation, for a feminist Virgin Mary, and to get rid from Charest, Poutine and all the fuckers. Police came, but an explanation of the performance was sufficient and they let them go. Montreal is definitely not Russia… Free …

Via OMG Blog comes word of Bjork’s ten-date stand in NYC: Björk is set to bring her live Biophilia show to New York City for a special 10-night residency. Six performances will take place at the New York Hall of Science, New York City’s only hands-on science and technology museum. There will also be four performances at Roseland Ballroom located …

Weirdly magical.

The first track from her coming album, Biophilia.

From director Nick Knight’s short film dedicated to the late fashion designer Alexander McQueen.

With Bjork looking on from the front row.