Some record labels’ execs will be jumping out of the window cuz they haven’t signed this guy yet after hearing his album. Simon Curtis’ new album “8-Bit Heart” is not just another pop album, but a piece that will set your kinetic feelings free and that will make the digital You more real. And it’s also now available for FREE
Read MoreIf you visit New York soon, you definitely need the address of Team Gallery, cuz they’re showing the newest Ryan McGinley exhibit till April 17th. For his latest exhibition, Ryan McGinley has shifted his focus away from constructing a youthful sublime within the boundless American landscape and has concentrated instead on creating imagery within the confines of his New York
Read MoreThe reloaded part in the title is connected to the new use of this amazing graffiti robot. Since reverse is not how I like it, let me tell you the story from the beginning: The PrintBall is a graffiti robot. It works like a giant Ink-Jet printer using a PaintBall Gun as print-head. The PaintBall gun is mounted on a
Read MoreThe EyeWriter project is an ongoing collaborative research effort to empower people who are suffering from Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) with creative technologies. It is a low-cost eye-tracking apparatus & custom software that allows graffiti writers and artists with paralysis resulting from Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis to draw using only their eyes. See how in the video below and the hi-res
Read MoreStuart Sandford (UK, 1978) lives and works in London. He received his BA Fine Art, with Honours, in 2006 and since then has exhibited his photographic and video works in solo and group projects in New York, Berlin, Basel, Rotterdam, Rome and Vienna, amongst others. His work has been featured in numerous international magazines, including BUTT, GT, Maenner, Kaiserin, attitude
Read MoreAn image from Misanthrope, SERGEY BRATKOV‘s previous exhibition in this gallery, is his starting point for new work in which he depict his native Ukraine. This new work is what makes up Male Games, his third exhibition at Espacio Minimo. More of his new panoramic works in the gallery at the end. The exhibition shows a selection of large format
Read MoreThe next edition of PREVIEW BERLIN is scheduled to take off this coming autumn, October 8-10, 2010. The venue will once again be Berlin’s historic Tempelhof Airport, PREVIEW BERLIN’s home since 2007. For the 2010 edition, the fair will be moving to one of the hangars, showcasing 60 young national and international galleries. The objective of PREVIEW BERLIN is to
Read MoreMike Barzman shot this experimental video at 1800 frames per second. “Pink Terror with Steven Hawking” shows the pure beauty of destruction. The beauty of terror. It gives me a slow motion orgasm. Video by mike barzman
Read MoreAshkan Honorvar was born in 1980 in Iran, works and lives in Utrecht now and describes his work as fine arts. His images are often distorted, destructive and not easy to look at. Yet there is no parental advisory to his series “Faces” or Kodachrome. He studied graphic design at Grafisch Lyceum Utrecht 2003 and graduated with a BFA Illustration,
Read MoreZachari Logan was born in 1980 in Saskatoon (Canada) where he currently lives and works. He paints and draws his own body as subject (gallery at the bottom), engaging personal narratives that contradict and question existing notions of masculine representation and homo erotics. As a queer man interested in the vocabulary of realist figurative painting and drawing, his body is
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… we are sick of the winter in Berlin. … and everywhere else. … we try to make friends with nature. … we are devoted readers. … we don’t marry just for the tax reductions. … we are anonymously gorgeous. … and we come in pairs. This issue was dedicated to spring, bees and all cherry blossom boys. image courtesy
Read MoreAntonio Ballatore (more pics in the bottom) is a New York native, who believed he would be a rock star by the age 40. While giving more attention to his rock stardom, he still had a couple of hours between gigs to learn how to build houses. His newly discovered talent led him to design restaurants and clubs in Manhattan
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