TEDDY HAS AN OPERATION

Teddy Has An Operation,” a dark-humored video by Ze Frank…

[via laughingsquid]

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Posted in Art

BRIXTON 2 BRIGHTON 2013

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Posted in News

OBEY GOES TO SPACE

Shepard Fairey is one of the most prolific artists of our generation, who is known for his thought-provoking street art, clothing company Obeyand of course, that Obama ‘Hope’ poster. Love him or hate him, there’s no denying his influence upon today’s creative industry.

In the video above, we discover Shepard’s latest project forThe Centre of Advancement of Science in Space (CASIS). The non-profit agency, created by the US Congress, is charged with managing the numerous scientific experiments that take place aboard the International Space Station.

For the agency’s upcoming inagural flight, set for September of this year, they approached Shepard Fairey for the patch design. Watch the video below to gain an insight into Shepard’s working methods and inspirations behind the patch creation.

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DARKSIDE 40

40 Years Later, 40 Mind-Blowing Facts About The Mad Classic

  • The band members spent three minutes deciding on the front cover. Designer Storm Thorgerson brought seven designs into the Abbey Road studio where they were still recording. “The band trooped in, swept their gaze across the designs, looked at each other, nodded, and said ‘That one,’ pointing at the prism. Took all of three minutes,” Thorgerson recalled in liner notes for the 2011 deluxe box. In an 2003 interview, the designer elaborated, “No amount of cajoling would get them to consider any other contender, nor endure further explanation of the prism, or how exactly it might look. ‘That’s it,’ they said in unison, ‘we’ve got to get back to real work,’ and returned forthwith to the studio upstairs.”

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Posted in News

COOL STORY BRO – ROBBO IN MALAGA

I first see this a couple of weeks ago on the Bicycle Union site and really liked it, so you may have seen it already but I definitely thought it was worth posting. I love the way its filmed and Robbos style is always good.

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Posted in Bikes

LTDSTATE LOVES… RECYCLED BIKE FURTINURE

Just a quick browse around the internet can bring up some really inspiring ideas of what to do with those old bike bits you’ve got knocking around. Take a look at the below and sharpen your hacksaw…

Who needs Ikea when you can have…..Bike-ia!

(sorry)

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DEATH OF A KING – ULLA VON BRANENBURG

Ulla von Brandenburg’s installation Death of a King highlights the architectural peculiarities of the place while at the same time underlining its role. It evolves on a platform with two levels, and readopts the structure of a skateboard ramp which the visitor is free to explore. A painting on the ground giving a trompe-l’oeil account of a colored, pleated curtain with a Harlequin motif, seemingly escaped from the Commedia dell’Arte, covers the whole surface. Thus a parable about theater emanates from this installation and this space, located between fiction and reality, a sort of sign indicating the start of a story.

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TAYLOR SWIFT – I KNEW YOU WERE A SHEEP

As ridiculous as this is… it made us LOL!

There should be more collaborations like this…

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COLD WAR KIDS – DEAR MISS LONLEYHEARTS

Cold War Kids have announced a release date for their fourth album Dear Miss Lonelyhearts. The album will be available on April 2, 2013 via Downtown Records.

They’ve recently enlisted former Modest Mouse guitarist Dann Gallucci and Lars Stalfors (Matt & Kim, Funeral Party) to produce.

“We were shaken up, ready to let certain songs go further than before by trying new styles and arrangements, while keeping others sparse and caring more about the finished product and less about how we got there,” says lead singer Nathan Willett.

Here is the first single off of Cold War Kids upcoming album Dear Miss Lonely Hearts

They’ve just announced a London date at The Forum on the 9th May, Grab your tickets HERE

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Posted in Music, News

DOG SHIT LAMPS :)

We like the idea of having to step on or poke a turd to turn the light on….

Check out UK artist Whatshisname

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