Tommy Petroni, Author at amadeus

A Trip To The Badlands

Tommy PetroniOctober 4, 2017

"A Trip to the Badlands" takes you into a desert bungalow revealing it’s unique old-fashioned character, while displaying the sort of intimacy only found in friendship, and the isolated feeling of being deep in the hot desert of Southern California, right by the Badlands and Salton Sea.

Alexis Sablone: Personifying the Spirit of Independence

Alex KhatchadourianOctober 2, 2017

We had a chance to talk with Alexis Sablone in the days leading up to her solo show at Extension Gallery in Boston, where she's showing a range of animations, illustrations, and her new board designs for WKND.

Brook Power: A True Island Girl

Samantha GradSeptember 29, 2017

Beyond her beautiful face, sun-kissed skin and undeniable sex appeal (which earned her Playmate of the Year in 2017), Brook Power is a true island girl, unfazed by fame, materialism and superficiality.

We’re Having a Party On Saturday and You Should Come

amadeusmagSeptember 28, 2017

Issue 12 drops Sept 30th. Release party at General Lee's from 8pm-2am, 21+. 475 Gin Ling Way, Chinatown, LA. Per order here.

Luxury Waters: Artist Pat Falco’s 62-Story Luxury Condo High-Rise in Boston’s Fort Point Channel

amadeusmagSeptember 26, 2017

Pat Falco is about to open Luxury Waters, his second retail intervention in Boston, and an elaborate installation confronting housing justice.

Los Angeles-Based SadGirl Owes Much of It’s Evolving Punk Sound To Early Guitar Legends

Justine FangSeptember 26, 2017

We dive in with lead singer Misha Lindes about all things SadGirl, their evolving sound, and the band’s show at the Echo on the 28th.

Chaz Bundick’s Ingenious and Many-Sided Creativity

Sean MartinSeptember 26, 2017

With a graphic style situated somewhere between Matisse and Keith Haring, Chaz Bundick’s artwork, like his music, strives to put a smile on people’s faces.

Frankie and The Witch Fingers Record Release Show At The Echo

amadeusmagSeptember 25, 2017

A couple weeks ago we cruised out for Frankie and The Witch Fingers' record release show for Brain Telephone at the Echo.

Mario Ayala: A Culmination of History, Tradition, Personal Narrative and Newfound Community

Alex KhatchadourianSeptember 25, 2017

Artist Mario Ayala employs a wide range of specific historical references and cultural expressions in his work, which he talks about in upcoming issue 12.

Margaret Glaspy’s Enchanting Energy At The Sinclair

Sofia WolfsonSeptember 24, 2017

It’s hard to place your finger on how to exactly define Margaret Glaspy, and that’s the best part. She defies the compartments we put artists in today.

Cobra Man’s “New Driveway” at The Hi-Hat

Lindsey PannorSeptember 23, 2017

Cobra Man proves their ability to truly embody and impart the jovial, all-consuming fun from which their music finds its roots.

Kristen Liu-Wong And The Evolution of Her Seductively Wicked Female Subjects

Alex KhatchadourianSeptember 21, 2017

We spoke to Kristen briefly before her show this Saturday, about cranking out her biggest body of work to date, laser guns over daggers, and the evolution of her seductively wicked female subjects.