William Morrison and Justin Bennett give us a glimpse into the future's impression of the past by combing through the Library of Congress' American Memory Archives. The post-apocalyptic artists bringing us this message have no context within which to decipher…
Continue Reading →Meaningful hippie ravings of the great John Lennon are brought to life by John Raskin in I Met the Walrus, an animated short using the audio from an unofficial 1969 interview by a 14-year-old Beatles fan in Toronto. The school…
Continue Reading →If you've been in the right place at the right time, you might have seen Italian graf artist Blu's super-large-scale paintings on a wall near you, including the Tate Modern (until August 28, anyway). But you haven't seen how extremely…
Continue Reading →Remember how we were all supposed to be talking on video phones in the mid-90s? Most wouldn't call a tiny 3-inch x 3-inch screen that produced a stuttering two-frame-a-minute picture "video." Then a decade later anyone with a laptop and…
Continue Reading →All summer long adidas has been trumpeting their Celebrate Originality campaign with a series of unique web films, and this week the final chapter made its debut. Sieben & Friends, an adidas Adventure is yet another ode to the individuality…
Continue Reading →Fresh off returning from his traveling art exhibition in support of his Our Mountain book release, Steven Harrington (National Forest Design) has thrown more visual stimulation our way. With the help of his friends at Element Skateboards, Harrington gives us…
Continue Reading →Ada Pinkston at Current TV just sent over a video they just posted featuring their Brazilian host Rico (no last name) of the Globe Patrol show getting reacquainted with Sao Paulo after being away for a decade. You know we've…
Continue Reading →Very few people across the globe would confuse George W. Bush and former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair with saints. Most can't wait to see George W's reign expire come January and are glad that Tony has been out of…
Continue Reading →We kind of have a soft spot for bunnies. From Watership Down to The Velveteen Rabbit, cute cuddly things in distress bum us out. Which is why Dutch artist Sander Plug's Chocolate Haas is morbidly fascinating. For those that were…
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