Behind every great cultural institution or festival or reading series, is a greater person.
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Painting by XPLR.
Open To The Public, mixed media series by the Clayton Brothers. Currently on display at the Mark Moore Gallery in Culver City, CA.
Illustrations inspired by decorative ornaments from Indian and African cultures. Drawn by Dicky Saputra for Indonesian studio, Kancata.
Narcissim, Richie Pope.
Morrissey tour poster.
The Fade of Fallen Memories, Kristy Mitchell, 2014.
Read more about the huge set build at her site.
18th century illustration by Louis Renard. More illustrations on display at The Museum of Natural History.
“Think before you press the shutter. It’s frustrating that today, even more than in the time of analogue photography, you often come back with a lot junk. Nowadays, it’s too easy to get a picture-click-clack; the camera works for you, but you need to use your brain, look closely and react fast. Don’t go out and expect that things will be wonderful-photography is hard work.”
-Thomas Hoepker
SurfGear Company by Amit Botre.
Street art duo How and Nosm.
Heart to Mouth, Bart Hess.
“Bart Hess has dreamed up a marvelously weird and rubbery take on love.”
Look at these cool ties by Chinese company The Design Life.
Love this Coffins series by illustrator Aitch.
Banksy might have created a Twitter account, for one day, to express his views on his most recent work Spy Booth, in Cheltenham. The property owners of the piece plan on removing it and selling it.