May 2011
WatchJames Copeland – “The Tell Tail” a curiously interesting slightly skewed perspective on a tailed man’s life.
WatchA teaser for the Lamborghini “Aventador”
WatchCoffee Joulies—an innovative invention that keeps your coffee, tea or any other hot beverage HOT. Good things do come in small packages. They are not available yet but you can get on a wait list by visiting their website.
WatchFrom students from Berghs School of Communication, Sweden comes a series of must-see video series for any designer who’s ever felt a glimmer of self-doubt featuring famous designers. This is 5 of 5 featuring Sarah Moon.
WatchFrom students from Berghs School of Communication, Sweden comes a series of must-see video series for any designer who’s ever felt a glimmer of self-doubt featuring famous designers. This is 4 of 5 featuring Michael Wolff.
WatchFrom students from Berghs School of Communication, Sweden comes a series of must-see video series for any designer who’s ever felt a glimmer of self-doubt featuring famous designers. This is 3 of 5 featuring Wally Olins.
WatchFrom students from Berghs School of Communication, Sweden comes a series of must-see video series for any designer who’s ever felt a glimmer of self-doubt featuring famous designers. This is 2 of 5 featuring Stefan Sagmeister.
WatchThe Reality Show By Araki The Erotic-Minded Artist Captures Japan’s Next Wave for Tokyo’s Cult Fashion Magazine The man known for his S&M slant turned his lens to Japan’s bleeding edge to shoot the second issue of limited-edition Tokyo-based style magazine The Reality Show.
WatchLorna Simpson: Momentum The Conceptual Artist Travels Back in Time For Her Surreal New Film Artist Lorna Simpson conjures a childhood memory for today’s pirouette-filled film, currently on view at Salon 94 gallery. Coated in gold body paint and accessorized with matching afros, the ballet corps starring in Momentum comprises a group of New York dancers handpicked by the Brooklyn native to...
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WatchStewart Lee: the social media strategy “Comedian Stewart Lee is somewhat sceptical of social media. He doesn’t do “the tweets”. His face isn’t on Facebook. Here, quite possibly, is why…”
