Interview Project by David Lynch. “What is Interview project? The Interview Project is a roadtrip where people have been found and interviewed. People should watch interview project (…)

Taiyo Onorato & Nico Krebs = TONK (…)

Photographs taken by Elmo Tide. (…)

Kate’s philosophy that anything can be created from yarn as long as it is made with love, has been translated into several very successful exhibitions throughout the UK and USA, including a recent one at Liberty of London. (…)

Interesting folds in paper by German contemporary artist Simon Schubert. (…)

I’m currently reading this book which basically is about the step into the Digital era of awesomeness. (…)

Early 20′s Swiss artist Matthieu Lavanchy already has several accolades under his belt and you can see why. His installations are parallel universe scenarios- so believably set up that you start to accept them as truth. Then you wonder if you’re the one who is the thing that is out of place.

I haven’t posted in a while, I feel really bad about it. That’s why I’m giving you this link. A peek into a strange world. A tingle in the weird side of your brain. This reel makes up for my slack. Check it here! (…)

We know most of y’all love analogue photography, so do we. Well, this is a heads-up that MJR recently launched a competition, with the opportunity to win $500 worth of film, to help whoever wins this to realize his or hers own project.

Deadline for the competition is June 1, 2010. Read more here. (…)

It struck me we haven’t published “Wait For Walk” by Florian Böhm, who lives and works in München/New York. (…)

Lazertits is the only blog you’ll need. Besides Svärta that is.

Really stupid artwork by Jeffrey Meyer. (…)

“United Visual Artists are a British-based collective whose current practice spans permanent architectural installation, live performance and responsive installation. (…)

This is Thom Puckey, born in England. Go and check out his beautiful and realistic work. (…)

Just watched through the whole selection of Vimeo’s 25 favorite  videos of 2009. The video that captured my eye a bit more than the rest was A Thousand Words by Ted Chung.

No inspiration? Here’s a nice clean injection for you: Square and circle. (…)

Suck UK has come up with these little Christmas tree decorations for Ctrl.Alt.Shift. “A subtle reminder of those less fortunate, during times of celebration.”

Eugenio Recuenco is a photographer from Madrid, Spain, who works mostly in the publishing and advertising fields. (…)

This is 10 year old savant, Super Solveig. My words are not enough to describe her talent and coolness.
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Jo thinks she can draw, and she can.

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