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  09.04.09 | Permalink | Comment?

  “”The Sea Also Rises: Incident 19- The 14th St. Station Squid” As I was checking OMG Posters today I saw that the new art print anticipated by Tim Doyle and Kevin Tong was finally released on Nakatomi. So good!! It’s an 18″x24″ 4-color screen print in an edition of 140, signed and numbered by the [...]

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  I guess this post is mostly about legos

  09.01.09 | Permalink | Comment?

  + Working LEGO V8 Engine There isn’t really much that I can say about this.  You’re probably already thinking to yourself, why the fuck would anyone ever want to build this?  I don’t know either. + 8-bit Trip 1500 hours of moving lego blocks around and taking pictures.  Do yourself a favor and turn off [...]

• art, pen pals

  Pen Pals; Correspondence #2

  07.06.09 | Permalink | Comment?

  from Chad via Myspace message received at 2:42AM (myspace time, so whatever that means) on July 4th: “a very naked and very old man laying in a hospital bed, nurse is changing his diaper, she’s chewing gum, he asks her if she dropped her gum, he has a grin on his face and while pulling [...]

• art, pen pals

  Pen Pals; Correspondence #1

  07.04.09 | Permalink | Comment?

  Text message from Chad: “An aristocratic kangaroo” received at 3:03 PM on July 3rd. Drawing from me:

• art, books

  William Schaff

  06.19.09 | Permalink | Comment?

  ..has a fantastic book that is, after loads and loads of labor, finished and on display.  His book, and many others, are a part of an exhibition showcasing books as a post-modern medium at the 5 Traverse, a gallery in Rhode Island. William’s contribution to the exhibition is a 92-page color cloth-bound book titled “Monday [...]

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  The Kehoe’s

  06.17.09 | Permalink | Comment?

  + Andy Kehoe Family artists always interest me- parents and children, siblings, grandparents, whatever. No one else in my family was ever overly inclined towards artmaking so it always facinates me when I read about artist family legacies and wonder about the impact it must have on their work. Admittedly I don’t know much about [...]

• art, photography

  Burn Magazine’s Emerging Photographer’s Grant 2009

  06.17.09 | Permalink | Comment?

  … was announced earlier this week. The $10,000 award will go to Alejandro Chaskielberg for his project titled “Hige Tide” about the Parana River Delta.  Alejandro shot the photos mainly in large format allowing him to distort the depth of field and perspective and allow himself a bit more creative freedom in presenting his subjects. [...]

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  Doodlers Anonymous

  06.11.09 | Permalink | Comment?

  I love flipping through people’s sketchbooks and trying to decipher what meaning, if any, their sketches have.  Doodlers Anonymous allows me to feed my desire to lurk strangers sketchbooks by featuring the sketchbooks of some really talented people – and sometimes interviews with those really talented people.  Here’s a few of my favorites: + Kate [...]

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  New Josh Keyes Prints

  06.01.09 | Permalink | Comment?

  Man, I know I say this all of the time, but if I had the extra money I would jump on one of these prints so quickly. These images of deer sharpening their antlers on statues and wolves running towards domestication (the image isn’t really large enough to tell  - there are 3 wolves running [...]

• art, articles, video

  Quickly, Quickly.

  05.11.09 | Permalink | 3 Comments

  + Goggle Maps LARPing This is picture is old to the internet, but new to me.  LARPers are the lowest form of nerds.  They are the scum on the bottom of the dirty Reebok classics that the sweaty kid at your middle school wore while reading the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Beautiful. + Deconstructing [...]