Last Floor Project
Voyeurism is an art. At least with Felipe Morozini's Last Floor Project it is. While I avert my eyes when I see my neighbor in the building next to me walking around in her underwear because I hope to god…
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Gringo.nu
Merda! Filho da puta! If you're at all into learning foreign languages, you know the best way to blend-in like a native is to learn all the bad words in the local language that would shame your mother into regretting…
Continue Reading →Mulheres Barbadas: Waxed Men
Last year we turned you on to Brazilian artist tag team Mulheres Barbadas (that's "bearded women" in Portuguese, just to give you an idea of this duo's type of humor), and almost a year after the post, they just mounted…
Continue Reading →uCan
A while ago you saw the totally immersible SwiMP3 here, and as a still-avid swimmer, I'm always on the lookout for improved tools I can use while in the water to help my workout. uCan is a new waterproof MP3…
Continue Reading →BrainBox Design Estrategico
Brazilian design studio BrainBox Design Estrategico just won a bronze in the 5th Annual Festival of the Creation Club of Paraná for their fun brand identity package. Using recycled materials from a specialized paper company called Hörlle, the business cards…
Continue Reading →Nike Dunk Electrico
These are close-up preview shots (after the jump) that we got of the super-special Nike Dunk Electrico that won't be fully and officially revealed until tomorrow in Sao Paulo. Nike appropriately picked the famous half-Brazilian, half-Japanese tattoo artist and jewelry…
Continue Reading →Ecopop
Good ideas are contagious. At least that's the idea behind Ecopop.com. Chad Rea -- who coined the term "eco pop" in 2006 to describe new companies that have an edgy image -- collects real-life examples of innovative ideas. From design…
Continue Reading →Atsuo
The combination of glitter, resin and Japanese pop iconography are the three characteristics that put Japanese artist Atsuo in his own realm. There isn't a whole lot of info on the guy, and even the Sao Paulo gallery that supports…
Continue Reading →Mais Soma #5
An interview with artist/local hero Herbert Baglione and a hardcore-turned-samba musician Kiki Dinucci are just two of the stories in the packed new issue of the Sao Paulo free bimonthly magazine Mais Soma from JoshSpear friends Kultur Studio. With a…
Continue Reading →Dalek in D.C.
If you're well connected, you would've received an invite yesterday to RSVP for a private preview on Friday for Dalek's only exhibit this year, Overweight, at Washington D.C.'s Irvine Contemporary. It's gotta be one of the biggest tickets in town…
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