The Blackout Film Festival is New York City's only event-inspired film festival and it returns on Sept. 19, 2009 with a 90 minute program of short films centering on the theme: The Great Recession. Filmmakers around the globe have submitted…
Continue Reading →I arrived safely in Dalian. I think if I squint, I can see the forbidden coasts of North Korea from here. Only kidding (sort of). Dalian is actually a pretty good looking city at night. Â Very modern and well lit…
Continue Reading →Landed in Hong Kong. Cathay Pacific business class seat put me to sleep for 12 of the 16 hours in flight. Incredible.
Continue Reading →Murakami has a new body of work coming out this fall. The opening is next Saturday September 12th from 4 to 9pm at Galerie Perrotin in Paris. The exhibition will have 17 paintings as well as five sculptures and two…
Continue Reading →More than 100 million sharks are killed annually for their fins. Enter PangeaSeed, a Tokyo-based grassroots organization to raise awareness on the plight of sharks around the world. PangeaSeed's mission is to create an open dialogue with the global community…
Continue Reading →Remember last year when I went to Mainland China and Japan? I'm going again"“ leaving on Sunday (and checking out the new Cathay Pacific Seats on my way there). Speaking of which, I should probably start packing, eh? The primary purpose…
Continue Reading →Hilarious, awesome, so good. Dare I say brilliant. Three Frames is for all of you (everyone) who has a short attention span. Any film boiled down to a three frame animated gif. Via QBN
Continue Reading →I think every city in the world should be doing this. It's called Windows Of Opportunity: Shops left empty by the recession are filled by crowd sourced creative work, turning a negative eyesore in to a positive space for art.…
Continue Reading →The lines are massive down the block from my office on Lafayette Street in NYC"“ the limited time only A Bathing Ape Pirate Store opens today. It's full of all kinds of archived and factory second items for sale. Â Should…
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