Images via I Want–I Got
Images via Why Not
Images via Fashion Gone Rogue.
The new Arcade Fire Album, The Suburbs, is off the chain. Click the links below to hear our favorite tracks: Rococo Half Light II (No Celebration) Suburban War
Minjae Lee is a highly talented 21-year old, self-taught, South Korean artist. Lee captivates a raw, theatrical drama using markers, pens, crayons and acrylics to manifest a dark, dramatic fairytale using ethereal female portraits as his subjects. Lee’s art has a mysterious appeal that instantly draws you in and creates a sense if intimacy and sensuality that [...]
The world is full of nice, ordinary little people who live in nice, ordinary little houses on the ground. But didn’t you ever dream of a house up on a tree top? How about atop the largest museum in Manhattan? Big Bambú, an installation by twins Doug and Mike Starns, dominates the roof of the [...]
Shepard Fairey has a powerful and varied integration of design that covers all aspects of our visual popular culture from political art and fashion to street art and museum installations. Fairey works in a wide variety of media such as screen prints, stencils, stickers, illustrations, collages, and works on wood, metal and canvas. The core [...]
Photos courtesy of Dave Pinke, my amazing friend and amateur photographer. I’m always jealous of Dave’s amazing adventures. Check out our last blog post on his travel videos. Thanks Dave, we love/hate you.
In preparation for his show at MoMA, we’re featuring a classic William Kentridge film, “History of the Main Complaint” completed in 1996. His films are dark, dangerous and politically motivated. His technique is to photograph successive charcoal drawings on the same sheet of paper. Traces from previous drawings are usually still visible on the next [...]