Ice Cube Celebrates The Eames

Howl

The film based on Allen Ginsberg's poem Howl.

My Mom

Love love love
She is so pretty.
(And love the decor)

Giant Pink Bunny

I was looking at google earth images after the tsunami in Japan and came across this giant pink bunny in the Alps. I can't believe i havent see this before. It was hand knitted by a group of artists called Gelitin. So dope. I love the giant gaping mouth, i would love to jump inside. I would love to walk along the legs and lay on it's huge tummy. It is expected to be on the Italian mountian top until 2025 so who know, maybe i will get my chance!


BTW: this is funny

yummy early spring lemons




an artist gussied up our fire hydrant

Dead Man's Bones

Dead Man’s Bones - “In the Room Where You Sleep”

Dead Man's Bones "Name In Stone"

Dead Man's Bones - "Dead Hearts"

Pier Pressure

Dior Fall 2010 RTW

This Fall Dior collection so reminds me of the entire look of the Smashing Pumpkins video for Tonite, Tonite (one of my favorite videos of all time) and Billy Corgan in the video seems like the inspiration for this hat and coat look.
With a sprinkle of Mad Hatter for good measure.

The Pyre

9/17/10 @ the mime in Echo Park

Ravi Zupa's series of silk screen posters featuring images from "The Pyre"

the atheist prayer flags

merch table


pedestrian / evangelist j.b. best

projection of videos on the wall

Sole spitting poems from his new book The Pyre

Unconventional Science and K-the-I back there

The book is so dope and i have a beautiful bound copy, Tim said it was the last one. Im lucky and happy i went, it was close to home, and i went early bcuz the bf wanted to partake in the free beers. I bought a couple of the posters and now i really want to get a few of the linoleum prints, they are all amazing and i cant decide.

WASTE LAND

I can not wait to see this documentary. I missed the showing at the Arclight due to some "technical difficulties" as of late. But Im gonna check it on Netflix asap...

Summary: Brazilian artist Vik Muniz creates photographic images of people using found materials from the places where they live and work. His "Sugar Children" series portrays the images of deprived children of Caribbean plantation workers using the sugar from their surroundings. When acclaimed filmmaker Lucy Walker trains her camera on Muniz, he is cultivating a new idea for a project. He knows the material he wants to use—garbage—but who will be the subject of the new series of works? Waste Land is a wonderfully resonant documentary that chronicles Muniz's journey to Jardim Gramacho, the world’s largest landfill, located on the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro. He collaborates with an eclectic band of catadores, or self-designated pickers of recyclable materials, and photographs these inspiring characters as they recycle their lives and society’s garbage. Walker gains fantastic access to the entire process and, in doing so, offers stirring evidence of the transformative power of art and the dignity that can be found in personal determination (Sundance).

Train de Nuit

A micro-movie from Jean-Pierre Jeunet, director of Delicatessen, Amélie, and A Very Long Engagement. Featuring Audrey Tautou and Chanel No 5. She also played Gabrielle herself in Coco before Chanel. She is one of the most classicly beautiful actresses of our time.

It is stunning, absolutely beautiful, like all of his work. It has a quality about it that is uniquely him. Its a kind of a dark high contrast look with a vintage feel, if I try to explain it simply.

See the long version here.