On Saturday evening, Milk Gallery celebrated the launch of 128 Beats Per Minute: Diplo’s Visual Guide to Music, Culture, and Everything in Between. The book is the marriage of visual and audio between photographer Shane McCauley and disc jockey Thomas … Continue reading
Chinese artist Liu Bolin is currently holding an exhibit for Lost In Art in New York City at the Eli Klein Gallery. If you can’t tell, his work in this exhibit is based on him hiding in the middle of … Continue reading
This is what went down at Reed Space this past Saturday in case you missed it live. Music & Art Collide — New York City ‘Classic Sessions’ – Presented By Reebok Classics In Association With Reed Space, NYC. Reebok Classics, … Continue reading
Artist Alex Torres puts together an impressive collection of oil paintings using the meticulous “woven” technique. I would like to know how many hours, days, and months it took to finish one painting. You have to applaud him for the … Continue reading
When artist Alan Sailer has a camera, pellets, and food. Things literally explode. At a millionth of a second, what you have are really impressive photos. The one shot of the soda can is too dope. More below.
VANS has announced their latest Vans Custom Culture contest – backed by some of Hollywood’s elite, including Twilight’s Kristen Stewart, Conan’s very own Conan O’Brien & Andy Richter, Pretty Little Liars’ Lucy Hale, Heart of Dixie’s Rachel Bilson, The … Continue reading
Artist Jon Defreest creates an original cover in tribute to one of the best shows currently running. If you’re not a fan of Mad Men then you’re a communist. Yup, I said it. Spotted: Vulture
This about sums it up. Since his 1996 cover shot for Jay-Z’s groundbreaking album “Reasonable Doubt”, photographer Jonathan Mannion has been a major force in hip hop. Through his strong relationships with the musicians who trust his instinctive ability to … Continue reading
Not much needs to be said except, “how the hell did he do that!?” This was done without editing software. More below.
Just watch and shut up. Created by Charles Bergquist
The young, beautiful, and very fit Karlie Kloss teams up with one of my favorite photographers Hedi Slimane for a dope photoshoot. And for those who think she’s anorexic are completely insane. Sorry but there was a strong debate last … Continue reading
Shepard Fairey wins once again. Props: WC
Anything involving classic movies and art will garner much praise from me. Unless it resembles a bag of feces. I know, cool story. Artist Olaf Cuadras Ferré is a man of many hats. Not only is he an illustrator, an … Continue reading
Miranda Kerr poses for Industrie Magazine Issue 4. Not being the biggest fan, she’s grabbed my attention with this spread and her interview with Chelsea Handler, but the verdict is still out on her. Still dope though. NFSW photos below.
This was beautifully done. Throughout the whole video I couldn’t help but to smile. It captures the essence of New York (the good parts) and the soundtrack was dope as hell to boot. Living in New York I’d grab my … Continue reading
The actual name of the project is OmniPhantasmic. Its made up of cosmetic compositions with the naked body and movements caught underwater. NSFW photos below.
Vice & Intel held the Creators Project this past weekend which was loaded with music and art for the masses. Saturday’s festivities included a bevy of music acts likes Clams Casino, A$AP Rocky, Florence + the Machine, Company Flow (which … Continue reading
I love tattoos and have a few, so naturally this got my ever-wandering attention. Life Under My Skin is a book that delves into social/cultural phenomenon that is body art. In the book she chronicles 40 people around the world … Continue reading
Wire Sculptures by Artist Gavin Worth. By bending black wire into something of freestanding line drawings, I create sculptures that engage the viewer by involving them in their subtle changes. When the light in the room shifts, so does the … Continue reading
All this post did was make me extremely hungry. Its still a great work of art. Henry Hargreaves first experience in photography was in front of the camera as a model for fashion house such as Prada, Yves Saint Laurent … Continue reading
