Why Would Anyone Buy A Cassette Tape?
Scentless Apprentice
The Pleasures of Drowning
How to make a mini pallet coaster for your pallet coffee table
Disarm by Pedro Reyes
Pump Me Up: D.C. Subculture of the 1980s
Cooking with 2 Chainz: Deep Inside the Cookbook of your Dreams
Archive for graffiti
More hip-hop cooking, violence, art
Category: Art, Common Food, DC, design, graffiti, Hip Hop, Knile, music, sculpture, Uncategorized |
Tags: 2Chains, Cassettes, Crafts, DC, fiction, guns, JaysonGreene, PedroReyes, PumpMeUp, weapons
Braille Street Art
At the recent Philly Geek Awards, Sonia Petruse and Austin Seraphin won “Visual Artist of the Year” for their work on Braille street art.
Category: Art, Artists We Dig, graffiti, Knile, print, typography, writer highlight |
Tags: blind, Braille, Philadelphia, street art, visually impaired
Police use of “non-lethal weapon” kills teenaged artist
Various outlets ranging from the Miami Herald to the BBC are reporting on how police in Miami Beach chased, surrounded, tased, and ultimately killed an 18-year-old graffiti artist, Israel Hernández-Llach, known as “Reefa”. Some of his work can be seen on Flickr, including in the South Florida graffiti pool.
Abandoned structures and ambient sounds, among other things
The Fourth Floor – abandoned places by Julia Wertz
SHORTWAVEMUSIC «ALL NIGHT FLIGHT» is an immersive nocturnal ambient sound experience by Myke Dodge Weiskopf
Is bottled water really that bad? Yes.
WALL\THERAPY – a public community-level intervention using mural art as a vehicle to address our collective need for inspiration.
120 Minutes archive with playlists of the classic MTV show
Ode.La, making creative writing fun again
Guitar Hero fan fiction
Unhappy Truckers and Other Algorithmic Problems discusses real-world transportation issues
Interview with Jimmie Durham, artist related to the American Indian Movement
Forbidden spheres in nuclear weapons design areas, including an orange
A series of pranks to conduct, including one about Henry Kissinger
Category: graffiti, Knile, music, Uncategorized |
Tags: abandoned structures, bottled water, mtv, murals, music videos, urban exploration, urban spelunknig
1xRun Limited Edition Print Runs
(Two recent prints Greg Mike- Identity Crisis & Roger Gastman- Spray Cans)
If you’re ever looking for limited edition prints of low brow, no brow, street, graffiti, progressive, juxtapoz-ish art from up and coming and established artists, 1xRun is a pretty good spot to keep an eye on. They’re based out of Detroit (Inner State Gallery [formally 323East]) and got their head firmly in the game.
Category: Art, graffiti, illustration, photography, print, Thos |
Tags: art, greg mike, roger gastman
Nelson Mandela Tribute By Phil Akashi
Photo from Phil Akashi’s website
I’ve been wanting to do a tribute piece to Nelson Mandela for awhile now (the best idea I’ve had so far for a t-shirt is “A T-shirt Does No Justice To This Man’s Legacy”). Lucky for us, I’ve been beat to the punch in the tribute department. Artist Phil Akashi did a mural in Shanghai of the legend by donning boxing gloves and punching a wall 27,000 times with a Chinese/Taoist ink and the characters 自由/”Freedom.”
Read about the location, technique, and watch video @Good Magazine and the artist’s website.
