White Cube São Paulo presents its inaugural exhibition, You Don’t Believe in Love But I Believe in You by celebrated British artist Tracey Emin. A versatile modern-day expressionist, Emin’s intensely personal work blurs the boundaries between art and life. For this exhibition – her first in Brazil – she will present new works in a wide range of media including neons, sculptures, paintings, gouaches, monoprint drawings and embroideries. You Don’t Believe in Love But I Believe in You will be on view until February 23, 2013 at White Cube, Rua Agostinho Rodrigues Filho 550 Vila Mariana, São Paulo

Adarsha Benjamin and Thurston Moore backstage at the Gusman Theater for the premier of Kurt. photograph by Adarsha Benjamin

Presenting the music video for Casket Girls’ track Sleepwalking, shot and edited by Kevin Canavan entirely on a broken VHS camcorder. The Casket Girls are a new three-piece band hailing from Savannah, GA. Comprised of Ryan Graveface (Black Moth Super Rainbow, The Marshmallow Ghosts, Dreamend) who wrote and played all the song structures, and newcomers, Elsa and Phaedra Greene, who wrote and performed all of the vocals. On Sleepwalking, the band’s first release, the unique collaboration bears to be more than the sum of its parts – as the girls’ haunting and upbeat pop sensibility imbues Ryan’s inspired instrumental musings with such a sense of purpose that you must wonder how one could exist without the other. But, The Casket Girls happened – as most things do – by accident. Ryan was visiting his future home, and in walking through one of the city’s 22 squares, he happened upon two girls playing autoharp and singing bizarre songs. He watched from afar, eventually approaching them with the idea for the band. Ryan had been (and still is) obsessed with the Shangri-Las, and the sisters personified his desire of a far darker and more complex version of the 60s group. See music video after the jump.  [CLICK HERE...]

Directed by Kate Cox and Marnie Hollande, Anu (named after the Celtic goddess of fertility) is a fashion film for UK designer Aminaka Wilmont’s Spring/Summer 2013 collection which is inspired by scent.

Reading Ed Ruscha – an exhibition of artist Ed Ruscha’s publications and printed media over his expansive career are currently on view at the Kunsthaus Bregenz in Austria until October 14. Photograph by Rudolf Sagmeister

Amazing skateboards by Katie Eary, inspired by her S/S 2013 Collection.

Max Beckmann, Woman With Mandolin

A new exhibition at the Pinakothek der Moderne in Germany presents paintings of women by Picasso, Max Beckmann, and William De Kooning. On view until July 7.

It is a well known fact that the majority of images we consume are created by men, and too often is feminism an easy target for commodification in the wider context of contemporary culture. SHOWstudio has decided to examine this ‘self-other’ relationship and curate an exhibition about sex, as seen exclusively from a female perspective. The exhibition opens 22nd March 2012 and runs until June 1st.

Directed by Skinny (Marc-Edouard Leon & David Hache) for German based DJ Moonbootica for the single Iconic. Stay tuned for the next issue of AUTRE out this week with an interview with Marc-Edouard Leon of Skinny.

The inspiring and beautiful Jena Malone at home in Los Angeles, CA, from the upcoming Autre Issue 002 : The Future is Now.  photograph by Adarsha Benjamin