An exhibition, entitled Holy Shit, of assembled sculptures by musician Alan Vega, who with Martin Rev founded the iconic underground band Suicide in New York in the early days of Punk music, is currently on view until November 24, at Galerie Laurent Godin, 5, rue du grenier Saint-Lazare, Paris.
Now open at Agnès B's Howard Street gallery an exhibition entitled Musique Plastique, a group exhibit "exploring the ongoing interaction between the visual arts and music." Curated by Jean François Sanz, the show will feature music-themed pieces by the likes of Jean Tobias Bernstrup, Hisham Bharoocha, Etienne Charry, Brian DeGraw, Daniel Johnston, Jonas Mekas, Thurston Moore, David Shrigley, Alan Vega, Ben Vida and Liz Wendelbo. Musique Platique is on view until August 25 at 50 Howard Street, New York, and be sure to head to the Agnès B gallery website to download a compilation by the artists involved.
