Really nice drawing machine by
By Andreas Tagger
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Also posted in Advertising, Art Shows, Brand Content, Data Visualization, DJ, Performance Art, Robots, Technology
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Tagged analog art, engaging brand content, intel, Robert Howsare, the creators project, turntable drawing apparatus, vice, vice magazine
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March 10, 2012 – 11:57 AM
Hennesy Youngman has been a busy man. In between getting written up by Gawker and the New York Times, he’s uploaded two new videos. The first a critique on performance art, the second an open call to contribute to his group show in Chelsea, New York called “It’s a Small, Small World.” I think I [...]
By Andreas Tagger
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Also posted in Art, Art objects, Art Shows, Funny, Performance Art, Viral
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Tagged art show, brooklyn, chelsea, duchamp, guggenheim, hennesy youngman, it's a small world, jayson musson, new york, new york times, performance art
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January 12, 2012 – 5:34 PM
Saw this today on Unurth. It’s by a Slovenian artist named Miha Artnak. Really loved the simplicity, color and beauty of this idea.
January 10, 2012 – 6:16 PM
We recently visited Salvation Mountain, but failed to realize there is an “off the grid” desert civilization just beyond. VBS.TV travels to “The Slab” and interviews some of the eccentric, and fascinating characters in America’s last “free” city. So bummed we missed out on this, but it looks a bit locals only. Photo I took [...]
By Andreas Tagger
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Also posted in Commentary, Documentary, Environmental Art, Modern Living, Places to Visit
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Tagged americana, burning man, calexico, california, free living, hippies, imperial valley, niland, nomads, off the grid, rattlesnakes, salton city, salvation mountain, slab city, snakes, the slab, vbs.tv
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January 10, 2012 – 5:53 PM
Randomly saw this video on Liveleak of MIT’s High-Low tech group’s project on a “kit for sketching electronics”, in which a designer is able to stick some crazy looking electronic components to a piece of paper and then draw with a pen to create a circuit. It’s really interesting at the end where an interface [...]
By Andreas Tagger
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Also posted in Art, Art objects, Data Visualization, Electronic Music, Interactive, Low-fi, Paper Art, Synth, Technology, Toys
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Tagged a kit for sketching electronics, electronic arts and crafts, ferrous paper, high-low tech group, leah buckley, low tech electronics, mit, mit media lab, paper art electronic, paper electronics, paper installations, paper instruments
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December 14, 2011 – 2:25 PM
Alphabetic Equestrian Maison Hermès 5-4-1 Ginza, Chuo-ku Tokyo, Japan 104-0061 On display until January 17, 2012 Sired from custom cut solid Wisconsin cedar and equitationally interlocking House Industries letterforms, our hand-drawn Hermès horse gracefully canters through a harlequin carousel of letter-borne livery with exceptional alphabetic dressage. Stoutly-sculptured cedar characters draped with signature Hermès stablemates carry [...]
By admin
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Also posted in Art, Art objects, Fashion, Typography
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Tagged alphabet horse, cedar, hérmes, house industries, maison hermes, type horse, Typography, window installation
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December 8, 2011 – 11:43 AM
Recently posted about the Chameleon living room, and got word from my friend Imri that his friends at Klip Collective are actually the inventors of video mapping with projectors. So innovative how this crew can transform physical spaces with animation and light. Gorgeous. As the inventors of video mapping, Klip leads the field of projection [...]
By admin
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Also posted in Animation, Environmental Art, Film, Interior Design, Performance Art, Street Art, Surrealism, Technology
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Tagged chameleon, illusion, klip collective, klip.tv, pa, philadelphia, Pier Nicola D’Amico, projection, ricardo rivera, video mapping
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November 29, 2011 – 8:00 PM
Wowzee. World’s largest model railway in Hamburg, Germany and the city’s top tourist attraction. It has a working airport (which cost 3.5 million euro), over 200,000 figurines, and a working police and fire fighting force. This puts the Flemington, NJ Northlands Railway to complete shame. I love how it has working ships and computer controlled [...]
By admin
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Also posted in Architecture, Inspiration, Places to Visit, Travel
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Tagged attention to detail, germany, hamburg, micro flight simulation, miniatur wunderland, model trains, world's largest railway, wunderland
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October 17, 2011 – 2:14 PM
So crazy. Weird! Real Life Flea Circus! Filmed in Paris in 1949, this genuine flea circus sees some very big fleas pulling various miniature vehicles across a table. They are harnessed by a thin wire. Rather disgusting! However, until about 1930, performing fleas were in fact a main carnival attraction.
October 9, 2011 – 8:41 PM
Seems Kidult is on a new tee-shirt launch, no details, but all concept and ironic angst judging by the title. Can’t wait until Highsnobiety picks it up. Love this guy. Keep up the good work, keep it left. Tee shirts graphics suck, but do what you gotta do and keep it accessible until the next [...]
By Andreas Tagger
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Also posted in Advertising, Alcohol, Architecture, Art, Art objects, Art Shows, Crime, Gear, Inspiration, Interactive, Interior Design, Signs
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Tagged alife, apparel, fire extinguisher, gear, kidult, tee shirts
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September 21, 2011 – 11:27 PM
More from the illusive Paris(?) mass-media prophet, phantom Kidult. Highlghts of this film: Rebenga dying in Guantanamo, and Kidult’s recent expo of “LOVE” on oppressive retail. Negative energy never saw better. Hope this guy never sells art like Banksy and just likes it what for what he’s doing… Loving the shit show and horror music.
By Andreas Tagger
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Also posted in Graffiti, Hacking, Hip hop, How To, Inspiration, Street Art
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Tagged banksy, coke, kidult, models, money, real street art, supreme, vandal
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August 31, 2010 – 12:06 PM
Via Gawker w/comparison photos of his identity – but who knows what’s real, right? Is he moving into live performance art? Apparently he posted this video and some new stencils to his site.
March 25, 2010 – 12:28 PM
This looks fun! I like mini golf. Via We love you so. It has been 5 years since Timon van der Hijden, Zowie Jannink and Steie van Vugt decided to change the scene at La Bolleur – a former brothel in the city of Eindhoven. They literally transformed this inglorious lounge and made it their [...]
Slab City Americana – Niland, California
We recently visited Salvation Mountain, but failed to realize there is an “off the grid” desert civilization just beyond. VBS.TV travels to “The Slab” and interviews some of the eccentric, and fascinating characters in America’s last “free” city. So bummed we missed out on this, but it looks a bit locals only. Photo I took [...]