Collider has recently produced an awesome little print and video campaign for the Ministry of Sound Australia. We can’t seem to get enough of low-fi these days, and Collider heard us loud and clear. Check out some awesome stills after the jump. Be sure to go here and click the red play button to watch the video….
Ruhry does some amazing things with flourescent lighting.
Read on to see his amazing piece, ‘OMG.’
Brodeur and Barker have done some pretty remarkable things with mirrors. Check out their other collaborative installations after the break.
Really loving this work by Stockholm-based creative Carl Kleiner. Multidisciplinary in approach, and diverse in style, he utilizes a unique use of mostly common materials to create visually dynamic pieces, often with very interesting concepts. More after the jump.
Helmut Smits is the kind of artist that you love to hate for having all the ideas you wished you had had. I spent a good while on his site yesterday digging around and can assure you its full of gold. I pulled a few selections for your enjoyment here, including the above titled Without Cabinet. More after the jump.
When I was a kid, my Dad and I frequented many air shows where you got to see many fighter jets up close and personal. This installation of recently decommissioned fighter jets by Fiona Banner is a beautiful extension of that experience.
Via NotCot
I’m not sure if his intention was to make them cute, but if so Goran is successful. His series of cutified movie quotes made me laugh and deserved sharing. I just have difficulty picturing any of these little cartoon characters in their real roles.
Via FFFFound
Kinetic Sculpture is a moving installation analyzing the process of form finding that designers use in art and design. It is made up of 714 steel spheres that are attaches to steel wire and are lowered and raised mechanically forming shapes and curves in the process. It’s beautiful. Check out the video and more images after the jump.
I was sorry to read that Souther Salazar hurt his back, but selfishly glad to see that he put together a time lapse video while stuck in bed. His sculptural installation called Alejandro and the Idea Machine, was exhibited last month at the Fumetto Comix Festival in Lucerne, Switzerland. I love his dense, colorful, imaginative, collages, paintings, drawings and sculptures, and I’m hopeful that his latest zine will be available once again in his etsy shop. Video and photos after the jump.
You think you’re collection of stuff is random and cool, try again…
The OMFG.co are losing sleep for the Spirit of 77
You thought your parent’s collection was awesome.
“What happens when you place a small pinhole camera on the top of a turntable and expose the film for the length of L America by The Doors.”
New track by Sufjan Stevens – “Too Much” > free download
MUST READ: Pitchfork releases the 1990′s in Lists.
Beautiful remains.
Give me 3…and this poster.
We need more of this.
Thinking of going freelance?
Read more about that awesome Arcade Fire video.
History Class: on this day in history, 1966, Trekkies were born.
Turns out you CAN buy happiness.
Invisible Creature cures the first day of school suspense.
It’s the little things that count.
