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Gravity Defying Homes

Posted on April 7, 2008 Under Design

You might be saying to yourself, "Hey, I live in a gravity defying home. It's called an apartment." And you'd be right. But, PointClickHome has a whole gallery full of slightly wackier concepts than your Upper East Side, white-pained-brick, 12'…

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MWM Black & White Bangers Volume 4

Posted on April 7, 2008 Under Art

Things have been busy for Boston artist Matt W. Moore. Sure we've talked about Wallspankers Magazine, the print campaigns, his semi-bohemian existence in the wilds of Vermont, but have we talked about the fourth edition of his Black & White…

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Jessica Joslin: Strange Nature

Posted on April 4, 2008 Under Books

Jessica Joslin is the kind of artist who would worry Darwin: bones, brass, glass, and pieces of musical instrument are all soldered together to form impossible skeletal animals that either, a) you'd find in a backwater taxidermy shop from the…

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Pound Magazine

Posted on April 3, 2008 Under Music

What does the Great White North know about hip-hop culture? More than you probably know about curling. Their national sport. The one with the big rock and the ice...never mind. Pound is an intelligent hip-hop magazine straight outta Toronto, that…

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Hetta Cork Ladder

Posted on April 2, 2008 Under Eco

Trivets are important. Not as important as, say, a workable plan for Palestinian statehood, but can lasting peace in the Middle East prevent our nice wooden table from scorch marks? Swedish home accessory masters Hetta offer two bendable cork pot…

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Ji Lee's Parallel World

Posted on April 1, 2008 Under Design

Ji Lee wants little people to live on your ceiling. We think you should let him. After all, he's the guy who gave New York the Bubble Project. The newest project from the guerrilla artist/ad man is Parallel World, a…

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Delicious: Chocolate Haas

Posted on April 1, 2008 Under Life

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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Honda's SMS Test Drive

Posted on April 1, 2008 Under Life

Just because Apple's Sudden Motion Sensor (SMS) was created to prevent your precious Macbook Pro hard drive from becoming a $2500 paperweight, doesn't mean hackers can't have a little fun with it. In this video demo, a Honda bike is…

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Imperial Denim

Posted on March 31, 2008 Under Fashion

It takes a tough man to live Down Under...what with all of those poisonous animals, arid Outback, and the possibility of Paul Hogan at every turn. Which is probably why they make some damn fine denim. The Imperial Denim label…

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Jeff Hastings at We are Superlative Conspiracy

Posted on March 28, 2008 Under Fashion

WeSC (We are Superlative Conspiracy), one of the finer establishments in America for all your skate culture needs (and boasts the support of Stereo Skate guys Jason Lee and Chris Pastras) has some big doings. Former Pasadena Art Center College…

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