This might expload your browser so you better sit back, relax and enjoy it in any other but IE. Vogue Homme Japan presents an incredible level of art direction with its mind-blowing first digital edition. After the transgender Lady Gaga cover for the September Issue, they just released the very first free digital Vogue Edition in Collaboration with Dior Homme. The Issue
Read MoreThis Friday one of my most favorite couples (artists Slava Mogutin and Brian Kenny) will celebrate their 6th anniversary. However, the focus of this post is on Mr. Kenny, who celebrates his 28th birthday. Below you could see his last SUPERM video project he did while he was 27 (drama intended) iShadow. Support Brian and become fan of his art
Read MoreNaked Highway can make you fall into sort of a highly sexual electric glam limbo. In just a few short years, propelled by fervent fan clamor, the group embarked on several international tours and their videos “Wet Like Sweat” “Better Off Naked” and “Shorty the Pimp” have received heavy rotation (at least in the US). MOST HOTTEST, their 2010 album, is
Read MoreWhat better start of the week than reading on one of my fellow queer blogs, Catch Fire, that Bruce LaBruce’s theatre project “The Bad Breast” starring Susanne Sachse, Katharina Klevinghaus and Vaginal Davis is available as a stream online? The play premiered in December 2009 and was shown at HAU theater, Berlin and at brut, Vienna. For the play Bruce
Read MoreVadoinmessico is a pretty complicated name. This five member band from the UK plays mediterranean alternative folk with a bit of psychedelic rock thrown in the mix and have been featured at festivals all over the world including the last SXSW. I wouldn’t be actually telling you about the band if it wasn’t for Valero Doval‘s amazing visualization of their album and their
Read MoreSean Branagan’s work has a hint of the impossible, but nearly graspable about it. He doesn’t describe the world we know. He presents us the world in layers of reality that we would otherwise so easily miss. His work is an amazing visual study using the combination of images, projections and light to open narrow gaps to his alternative reality.
Read MoreBenyamin Reich bought his first professional Camera and started framing his life at the age of 16 when he spent a term at a photography school in Jerusalem. Born to a rabinic family in Bney Brak in 1976 he was educated in the orthodox religious school system. At the age of 14 Benyamin moved to Yeshiva in U.S.A. He returned to Israel
Read MoreSlap Peace is the newest piece by SUPERM // Slava Mogutin featuring Gio Black Peter and Neil Young. It is a tribute to Light/Dark – a piece by Marina Abramovic and Ulay from 1977. Abramovic and Ulay are sitting on their knees opposite each other, lit by only two strong sources of light. The background is dark. They look at
Read MoreThere is not much info about Nicolas Santos on the internet except the information that says, he is based in Madrid and this photo by Luca Guarini. That’s why I sent him an interview request. And while we wait – here come his HEROES and DESECHOS (waste, rubbish in Spanish) collages. [images by Nicolas Santos and Luca Guarini]
Read MoreFirst, let me make something clear from the beginning – this is not a political post – politics is not my cup of hobby; and God knows (haha!) that I’m not a nazi or any other radical supporter. Just for the record. Anyhow, there is something arousing about extremists. Something that makes your adrenalin rise, makes your blood flow run
Read MoreParis-based photographer Olivier Valsecchi is covered in a dust made of many maybe-s. He rarely gives interviews and there is little information about him on his website or online at all. The little that I could find is somehow unsatisfying and always request a “perhaps” before saying it. According to his minimalistic Facebook page he is married to Florent Vacaris.
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