thr33som3s, a Brooklyn, New York-based artist, utilises gouache to create a fictional universe depicted through paintings of unusual baseball teams. To talk about his debut solo exhibition, DIALOGU3, hosted by Vellum LA, thr33som3s joined me for an interview.
Firstly, how are you?
Wow, thanks for asking! I’m recovering after a month in LA and the West. Happy to be back in Brooklyn.
Before discussing art, I wanted to ask about your pseudonym thr33som3s. How did the name come about?
In a nod to the anonymity/pseudonymity of the crypto and street art scenes, I knew I wanted to take on an artist persona. I decided to make it fun, and sex with two other people at once is as fun as it gets.
Congratulations on your recent debut solo exhibition at Vellum LA. For the exhibition, you’ve utilised blockchain technology. How did that decision come about to use it, and how are you utilising it within your wider work?
Thank you! The thr33som3s project is made possible by (and really can only exist with) blockchain technology, as it allows me to know where every edition of my work is at any time: who owns it? how did they acquire it? how many other pieces do they own? etc. As such, I can reference past work directly as I determine who is able to collect future work. There is also the possibility of a back-and-forth dialog between collector and artist as all transactions of any edition are forever recorded and publicly visible. Without going too deep in the weeds on this one in a brief interview, blockchain allows collectors of my work to move pieces around between one another as their collections necessitate or even destroy the work (burn) at my direction to unlock new work and further the broader narrative. In the exhibition, DIALOGU3, I offered for sale 100 paintings that I haven’t even painted yet. The blockchain transaction of the purchase is fed into a proprietary algorithm which references all 1,400 of my existing paintings and their individual traits and characteristics. I then receive directions from the algorithm of which elements of the old paintings I will reference in the new unique painting. I hand-paint each painting with subject matter determined by blockchain interaction. Over time, the collector decides if they would like me to alter the painting at multiple turns (more blockchain interaction) or take delivery of the piece—the collector ultimately determines when the piece is finished.
With the rise of digital art being so present, how do you feel you fit within the broader art world as an artist?
Honestly, I think I am creating an entirely new vein of art as a traditional painter and conceptual artist whose work cannot exist in its fullest form without the blockchain. I see myself as a pioneer in my use of this new tech, and I feel the worldbuilding we’ve undertaken as thr33som3s is forging a new path for what’s possible in an artist-centric environment. As such, the thr33som3s and thr33zi3s projects are significantly innovative and historically important.
You use gouache to create your art. What properties of the paint attracted you to using it?
The water soluble properties of gouache allow me to break it down and build it up over and over again on the same painting. This gives me the opportunity to continually alter and evolve a painting as determined by the collector. A couple drops of water, and some brush work… it just lifts right off the painting.
With your debut solo exhibition well underway, what plans do you have next for your work?
Well, the core project of thr33som3s is a nearly every day enterprise with a couple hundred new pieces dropping throughout the year, prompting collectors to engage with the work and determine how new paintings emerge. So, that’s a constant. But, I’ll need to head to seclusion for a while to paint the 100 pieces from the DIALOGU3 exhibition. I’m already moving towards the next exhibition whether that’s the fourth generation of thr33zi3s, or something else. There is so much to accomplish in the vast project.
Lastly, what is your definition of culture?
As I consider my project and the world I’m building, I see myself guiding a culture even more than a community. That means offering an ethos, a standard of behavior and a cohesive movement that excites and empowers everyone involved. I have a project that only continues to exist through the success and development of everyone involved, that becomes our culture.
The lush landscape of the Adirondacks stands as a testament to the raw and unspoiled beauty of the natural world. This vast and diverse wilderness is famous for its towering peaks, pristine lakes, dense forests, and abundant wildlife. A haven for outdoor enthusiasts, the Adirondacks offers a multitude of recreational opportunities just waiting to be explored. These must-read books will inspire you to get outside, whether you are a local or a first-time visitor.
Hikes for Every Level
Bill Ingersoll takes you on a journey through the Adirondacks in 50 Hikes in the Adirondack Mountains, with hikes for all experience levels. Whether it’s fire towers, waterfalls, caves, or wetlands, Ingersoll’s companion guide with detailed tips, like exact odometer readings, will show you the way.
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A five-mile round-trip hike to Moxham Mountain through forests and wetlands will deliver some of the most spectacular views in the Adirondacks. The trail is for beginners to intermediate hikers with a few steep ascents.
For more views, hike the two-mile round trip Blue Mountain trail for striking views of Blue Mountain Lake, including a fire tower built in 1917 at the summit. Take a self-guided hike to the Natural Stone Bridge and Caves out of Pottersville to see ancient Adirondack geology. Descend into lighted marble caves and grottos with ever-changing sculptured walls to view the natural wonder of nature.
Pedal Through the Adirondacks
Biking is a great way to see the Adirondacks and Green Goat’s guide to the best cycle training and rides; Map Cycling Lake Placid and Saranac Lake, which will take you from Paul Smiths to Keene Valley to include routes around Whiteface Mountain.
For an introduction to the area, start in downtown Saranac Lake and take a 31.4-mile cycle along Three Lakes Loop as you pass by Little Colby Pond, Lake Clear, and Upper St. Regis Lake.
The mountain bike culture is big in Lake Placid. For the experienced biker, theLussi Trails take you through private land with diverse terrain. For a more rigorous ride, chance an adventure on Cinderella Story, Lumberyard, or Ty’s Ties.
Whiteface Region is the Biking Capital of the Adirondacks. Road, mountain, downhill, and fat tire cycling are all welcome here. Roadways are surrounded by lakes, mountains, and rivers, with enough variety to challenge you.
Hike the Peaks
Forty-six high peaks dominate the Adirondacks, and a detailed map is essential to get you there. Enter,Trail guide and map to HP, including a National Geographic waterproof and tear-resistant paper map that will lead you to the best spots for year-round activities.
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First, determine your activity level, then follow the guide. Popular hikes include the massive, isolated Lyon Mt. in the north and the small, steep Cheney Mt. in the east, as well as the Champlain Area Trail System.The map trails are clearly marked for biking, cross-country skiing, hiking, or horseback riding. More features include campgrounds, boat launch sites, fishing access, elevations for summits, lakes, and mileage between intersections. It’s a must-read book for peak climbers.
For the Kids
Old Forge, in the central Adirondack region, is the perfect base camp for visitors, with activities galore for kids. From here, you’ll have access to hiking, horseback riding, biking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, or snowmobiling. Visit the abolitionist John Brown’s farm in Lake Placid, where you’ll find well-groomed trails, and children can study wildlife and plant life in different settings.
Kids will love the Adirondack Interpretive Center in Newcomb, with interactive displays and nearly four miles of trails through lakeshores, rivers, forests, and wetland ecosystems. Learning opportunities abound as you discover the cultural and natural history of the Northern Forest.
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John Hayward has compiled a list of easy-to-access waterfall hikes, some roadside, for the average hiker and families in Family-Friendly Waterfall Hikes in the Adirondacks. Hayward’s goal is to maximize the adventure aspect and get you there quickly with scannable QR codes to get directions and navigation from Google Maps.
To prepare for your trip, review these tips for kid-friendly hiking.
Learn About History Through Art
Take a break from hiking and head to the Adirondack Experience, a multi-faceted museum with over 120 acres overlooking Blue Mountain Lake. This is no ordinary museum: It’s an open-air campus where you can take part in activities like breaking up a logjam, climbing a classic ADK fire tower, and rowing an authentic guideboat. Not to be missed is the Artist & Inspiration in the Wild exhibits. Over 200 inspired works illustrate the rich traditions of Adirondack art and serve to interpret the vibrant culture of the region from the first inhabitants to the present day. The natural wonders of the region are represented by four distinct galleries: Light, Forest, Mountain, and Water, and each delves deep into the artistic heritage of the Adirondacks.
Where to Find Must-Read Books on the Adirondacks
The Adirondacks endure as a true gem within the tapestry of natural wonders, offering a refuge for both the intrepid adventurer and the soul in search of tranquility. Unspoiled and wild, it represents a connection between nature and humanity and beckons to be explored. Check out Bookstore Plus’ vast collection of books and guides to help you easily navigate this natural wonder.
Voxtrot are back with their first new single in 14 years, ‘Another Fire’. Featuring the group’s five original members – Ramesh Srivastava, Jason Chronis, Matt Simon, Mitch Calvert, and Jared Van Fleet – the track arrives with a video directed by Srivastava. Check it out below.
“‘Another Fire’ is about personal and universal regeneration,” Srivastava said in a press statement. “Hearing it come to life through my bandmates’ contributions was thrilling – just like old times, but unmistakably new.”
Experimental pop artist Jean Dawson has teamed up with SZA for a new song titled ‘NO SZNS’. Listen to it below.
Last month, Dawson shared three new songs as part of the second installment of his trilogy, DESTRUCTION FOR DUMMIES, PT. 2 (JEAN DAWSON AS “NIGHTMARE”). His latest album, Chaos Now, came out last year. In 2021, Dawson enlisted Mac DeMarco for the song ‘Menthol*’.
Earlier this month, SZA unveiled an acoustic version of ‘Snooze’ featuring Justin Bieber and joined forces with Drake for ‘Slime You Out’.
Zach Bryan has surprise-released a five-track EP called Boys of Faith. Arriving just weeks after the country-rock star’s self-titled, self-produced album, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart, the collection features collaborations with Noah Kahan and Bon Iver. Take a listen below.
“bon iver is such a generational act and such a genius in my eyes if you guys only understood how far this goes back for me and if you understood he’s the reason I started playing music that meant somethin’,” Bryan recently wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.
Last year, Bryan released his major-label debut, American Heartbreak.
070 Shake has returned with a new single called ‘Black Dress’. It’s the first preview of a forthcoming album, which is “coming soon,” according to a press release. Produced by longtime collaborator Dave Hamelin, the track comes paired with a music video from director Noah Lee. Check it out below.
‘Black Dress’ follows Shake’s 2022 collaboration with RAYE, ‘Escapism’. Also last year, Shake released her second album, You Can’t Kill Me.
DJ Shadow has released a new single, ‘You Played Me’. It’s set to appear on his new album Action Adventure, which arrives on October 27, along with the previously shared song ‘Ozone Scraper’. Check out its accompanying video, directed by the Reggies, below.
‘You Played Me’ was partly inspired by an eBay auction of 200 tapes that were culled from a Baltimore/DC-area radio mix station in the ’80s, blending dance music, R&B and early hip-hop. “It’s an example of one of my favorite aspects of the music I make, which is just 100% serendipity,” DJ Shadow explained in a statement. “There are a thousand records sitting next to me that aren’t going to work; the right record got put on at the right moment to change the course of my album. It’s one of my favorite songs I’ve ever made.”
Doja Cat has returned with Scarlet, the follow-up to 2021’s Planet Her, out now via Kemosabe Records/RCA Records. The album boasts no features but includes production from Rogét Chahayed, Kurtis McKenzie, London on da Track, Earl on the Beat, Jay Versace, and more. Ahead of its release, Doja Cat promoted it with the singles ‘Attention’, ‘Demons’, ‘Paint the Town Red’, and ‘Balut’. She also had to change its cover art after it became apparent it was nearly identical to the one for the new album by the German metalcore band Chaver, Of Gloom, which is also out today.
yeule has followed up last year’s Glitch Princess with a new LP, sofstcars, out now via Ninja Tune. It spans 12 tracks, including the previously released singles ‘inferno’, ‘ghosts’, ‘dazies’, ‘fish in the pool’, ‘sulky baby’, and the title track. “I took the metaphor of the scar to represent each song, and each scar remains soft,” yeule explained in a statement. “Whether you’re healing from emotional trauma or a physical wound, time never heals a scar completely. There’s no more pain, but you can still see the mark afterward. I have a deep feeling that the things my ancestors went through got passed down; there’s some trauma that just sticks. There was always decay and distortion in my life, there’s always been something wrong or ugly. So the scar reminds me that I’m being protected, and I should protect myself.”
Kylie Minogue is back with a new album called Tension. Following up 2020’s DISCO, the LP features the advance single ‘Padam Padam’ and the title track. Minogue enlisted a number of producers for the album, including longtime collaborators Biff Stannard and Duck Blackwell. “I loved being back in the studio with my collaborators but was also able to benefit from remote recording, which we have all got used to – my mobile studio never left my side for a year and a half!” she said in a press release. “The album is a mix of songs I have written and songs which really spoke to me. Making this album helped me navigate challenging times and celebrate the now. I hope it accompanies listeners on their own journeys and becomes part of their story.”
Slaughter Beach, Dog,Crying, Laughing, Waving, Smiling
Slaughter Beach, Dog have released their latest album, Crying, Laughing, Waving, Smiling, today via Lame-O Records. The follow-up to 2020’s At the Moonbase was previewed by the singles ‘Strange Weather’, ‘Float Away’, ‘Summer Windows’, and ‘Engine’. At the beginning of the pandemic, Jake Ewald moved from his longtime home of Philadelphia to a house in the Poconos. “The first winter we were here, we got a lot of snow, and it was incredible to just be completely put in my place by snow,” he explained in our inspirations interview. “Like, it doesn’t matter what I want to do, doesn’t matter what I’m in the mood for, doesn’t matter what my aspirations or fears or dreams are, because this is more powerful than me, and it’s completely beyond my control. Anytime I’m reminded of that on a regular basis, I am happier and more productive and more sure of myself and more compassionate and more plugged into everything. It was so incredibly helpful to be reminded of that so often out here.”
Will Butler + Sister Squares, Will Butler + Sister Squares
Will Butler and his band Sister Squares – Miles Francis, Julie Shore, Will’s wife Jenny Shore, and Sara Dobbs – have dropped their new self-titled album via Merge. “I had quit my band Arcade Fire very recently, after 20 years—maybe the most complex decision of my life,” Butler said in a statement about the LP. “I had spent the preceding two years at home with my three children. I was 39 years old. I was waking up every morning and reading Emily Dickinson, until I had read every Emily Dickinson poem. I was listening to Morrissey, to Shostakovich, to the Spotify top 50. I had unformed questions with inchoate answers. But, honestly, I was feeling great about the record.” The singles ‘Long Grass’, ‘Arrow of Time’, ‘Willows’, and ‘Stop Talking’ arrived ahead of the release.
The Alchemist, MIKE, and Wiki have joined forces for a new collaborative record, Faith Is a Rock, out today via the producer’s ALC Records. Following One More, a three-song EP the trio put out last year to promote the Patta x Tommy Hilfiger capsule collection, the 10-track LP was previewed earlier this week with the single ‘Mayors a Cop’. MIKE recently appeared for a guest verse on the Alchemist’s joint album with Earl Sweatshirt, Voir Dire.
Another Michael have put out a new LP, Wishes to Fulfill, via Run for Cover. It follows their debut full-length, 2020’s New Music and Big Pop, and includes the singles ‘Angel’, ‘Candle’, and ‘Water Pressure’. “Music is a medium of communication,” bassist/co-producer Nick Sebastiano said in a statement. “It’s not a purposeful decision to talk about music in our songs but it just inherently means so much to us. If something makes your heart sing, the audience is going to hear it.” Another Michael are set to release another record, Pick Me Up, Turn Me Upside Down, in early 2024.
Laurel Halo has issued a new full-length, Atlas, via her new imprint Awend. The follow-up to 2018’s Raw Silk Uncut Wood includes the lead single ‘Belleville’ and the title track. Halo began working on Atlas in 2020 when she reacquainted herself with the piano, writing and recording various sketches and improvisations before taking up a residency at Ina-GRM Studios in Paris, where she dubbed, stretched, and manipulated some of the material she’d recorded. The album features contributions from saxophonist Bendik Giske, violinist James Underwood, cellist Lucy Railton, and vocalist Coby Sey.
Loraine James has unveiled a new album, Gentle Confrontation, via Hyperdub. Featuring contributions from Marina Herlop, keiyaA, George Riley, Eden Samar, and more, the record follows the London producer’s 2019 album For You and I, her 2023 self-titled debut under the electronic moniker Whatever the Weather, as well as Building Something Beautiful for Me, an album reinterpreting and responding to the work of American composer Julius Eastman. Along with ‘Déjà Vu’, a collaboration with RiTchie of the Arizona rap group Injury Reserve, the album includes ‘2003’, which served as an introduction to the album’s themes: “relationships (especially familial), understanding, and giving back a little grace and care.”
Teenage Fanclub have dropped their latest record, Nothing Lasts Forever, via Merge Records in the United States and the band’s label, PeMa, in the United Kingdom and Europe. The singles ‘Back to the Light’, ‘Foreign Land’, and ‘Tired of Being Alone’ previewed the follow-up to 2021’s Endless Arcade. “We never talk about what we’re going to do before we start making a record,” the band’s Raymond McGinley explained. “We don’t plan much other than the nuts and bolts of where we’re going to record and when. That thing about light was completely accidental; we didn’t realise that until we’d finished half the songs. The record feels reflective, and I think the more we do this thing, the more we become comfortable with going to that place of melancholy, feeling and expressing those feelings.”
CHAI’s self-titled album is out now via Sub Pop. The Japanese band’s fourth LP, which follows 2021’s WINK, was preceded by the tracks ‘NEO KAWAII, K?’, ‘PARA PARA’, ‘WE THE FEMALE!’, and ‘GAME’. “This is CHAI! With our self-titled album CHAI, CHAI declare that we live proudly as Japanese women♡ We hope this album gives everyone a little more confidence in living how they want to live,” the band’s Mana said in press materials. “That is our ideal. If this album becomes that existence for anyone, that is the right answer in our eyes. Listen, feel. We give you our evolution, inside and out! Now come onnn, NEO-KAWAII BABIES. If you can’t catch up with us, you’ll never feel the NEO KAWAII♡”
Devendra Banhart has released his first LP for Mexican Summer, Flying Wig, following 2019’s Ma. Made in collaboration with Welsh singer-songwriter Cate Le Bon, the 10-track effort includes the previously unveiled songs ‘Sirens’, ‘Twin’, ‘Nun’, and ‘Fireflies’. “She’s the only person I wanted to make this record with,” Banhart said of working with Le Bon. “We set out to make a record sonically unlike anything I have made before – with a new creative partner at the helm. We definitely wanted a new sound, electronic yet organic and warm…we wanted to draw out and emphasise the emotional aspect of a synthesiser.”
Other albums out today:
Kim Petras, Problematique; Bleach Lab, Lost in a Rush Of Emptiness; Lydia Loveless, Nothing’s Gonna Stand in My Way Again; Patio, Collection; Flat Worms, Witness Marks; Eartheater, Powders; Jenny Owen Youngs, Avalanche; KEN Mode, Void; underscores, Wallsocket; Al Menne, Freak Accident; Colleen, Le jour et la nuit du réel; Chaver, Of Gloom; Duffy x Uhlmann, Doubles; Föllakzoid, V; Samantha Urbani, Showing Up; Cannibal Corpse, Chaos Horrific; Kevin Drew, Aging; Sally Anne Morgan, Carrying; Helena Hauff, Fabric Presents Helena Hauff.
Many people love a game of Blackjack and it’s not surprising due to how easy it is to play and the fun gamers can have when playing.
Within a typical game of Blackjack there are a variety of things to know and look out for that will make your gaming experience a whole lot easier.
Whilst these tips may be useful for the most classic Blackjack (also known as American Blackjack), they may come in handy for a variety of Blackjack games.
So, what should you be looking for during a typical Blackjack game?
Table rules and game variations
There are a variety of Blackjack games available to play, each with its own rules and betting options.
Before playing or betting, it’s useful to be aware of these rules. For example, a rule that can differ from game to game is whether the dealer hits or stands on a hand of 17.
Familiarising yourself with this and the other rules that may be in play can help during future Blackjack games to come if you choose to play again!
The dealer’s upcard
If you know anything about Blackjack, you’ll know that one of the most important elements of a Blackjack game is the dealer’s up card, which is visible to every player.
Utilising this card during gameplay can help shape your next move – you’ll be more inclined to know whether you should hit, stand, split your hand, or double down.
Of course, it’s still all based on chance, so even when you do see the dealer’s up card, you won’t be sure to win the game if you use this information.
Your hand total
Knowing how much your hand totals is vital within any Blackjack game, as it determines how to best play – similarly to the dealer’s up card.
You want to get as close to 21 as possible without going bust. Although this is impossible to control yourself as the game is based on chance, some things may help gameplay.
For example, if your hand total is low, it may be best to hit – and if your total is looking high, choosing to stand to avoid going bust could be a wiser decision.
It’s also important to understand the value of an Ace card, which can be one or 11, based on which benefits your current hand or they can even be split to form two separate hands.
So, what will you decide to do?
Other players’ actions
Typically, you won’t be playing against other players in a Blackjack game – you’ll be solely playing against the dealer.
Although, the actions of other players at the table can still impact your game and how you decide to play.
By paying attention to how others are playing, you can see how it affects the cards that are dealt, so if a player is dealt a card you were hoping for, you could change how you play.
Again, due to the chance-based nature of the game, although this can help, this can never determine success!
Bankroll management
Blackjack is not all about playing cards, you also have to balance that with managing your bets and bankroll.
A good tip is to set a budget before playing, so you can decide how much you’re willing to wager and stick to it.
Defining your bankroll management is key to ensuring a fun and fair game without risking more than you can afford to lose!
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With these five things to look out for during a standard Blackjack game, how will you use them in your next game?
If you’ve ever wanted a new and exciting way to get an adrenaline rush that won’t break the bank, then gel balling is for you! Although it may seem like a relatively new sport, it has quickly gained popularity around the world due to its ease of access and fun-filled action. From kids in their backyards to seasoned pros on professional courses, this activity offers something for everyone – no matter your age or skill level. With so many great reasons why you should give gel balling a try, we’re here to share just a few as to why it’s worth jumping into this thrilling hobby!
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