If you're lucky enough to find yourself in London this weekend, I would definitely recommend checking out “Innocence,” a solo show by one of our favorite artists,… Continue
Added by Eugene on November 11, 2009 at 11:00am —
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Lori Earley’s debut UK solo show, “Laments and Lullabies,” opened last week at London’s Opera Gallery. The beautiful redhead, who has been praised for her authentic portraiture, reportedly takes around a mo… Continue
My roots are rather complicated, I'm not Indian but I celebrate Diwali because I grew up in an Indian community and my best half is Indian/Punjabi. But I love it, food and fireworks galore! As soon as the skies darken, fireworks are in effect and the sky is an array of bright and vibrant colours. The streets are filled with people and… Continue
If you have ever been to the Tate Modern you will find yourself in an overwhelming entrance hall, known as the 'Turbine Hall'.
On an annual basis the Tate and Unilever invites an artist to make a work of art especially for Tate Modern's Turbine Hall. The Unilever Series has resulted in some of the most innovative and significant sculptu… Continue
"The Festival reflects the growing worldwide recognition of the power of design to change things for the better, to help deliver economic prosperity and to improve quality of life." -- Sir John So… Continue
Added by Phil on September 29, 2009 at 9:52am —
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So we just launched a new "blogging communtiy / citizen journalism" site called theblogpaper.
theblogpaper is a blogging community which enables bloggers, citizen journalists and other "content creators" to post, rate and discuss content (e.g. articles and photos). Our aim is to… Continue
Added by anton on July 13, 2009 at 6:12am —
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Some cool street murals from London-based artist Tom Blackford, aka Inkfetish. “Getting into street art was a natural process,” he says. “I started out playing around with graffiti in my… Continue
Don't know exactly why a large gathering of people singing in unison touches me...it just does. Here, 13,500 gather in Trafalgar Square for some karaoke fun all put together by T-Mobile. Don't make fun of me but I almost teared up. (Almost.)
Did anyone notice Pink in the crowd? She was in on the act!
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Added by alice on May 4, 2009 at 1:43pm —
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Matthew Small’s work has strong urban roots. By painting directly onto found pieces of metal, he brings physical elements of the city directly into his work. The subjects of his portraits… Continue
Added by Eugene on March 30, 2009 at 8:00pm —
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News broke on March 1st that our favorite graffiti artist is at it again! It's Banksy's first work we've seen since October 2008 when he surprised New Yorkers with a wild and wacky pop… Continue
Lights off. Seduction on. The hauntingly beautiful images photographed by Craig McDean for W magazine's February 2009 issue beckon to mind dark, fashion forward works by Alfred Hitchcock and Orson Welles.
Above: Valentino’s silk dress. Lanvin shoes.… Continue
In a brilliant marketing move, T-Mobile created this viral ad of hundreds of people randomly dancing at Liverpool Street station in London which took place Thursday 15th January 2009. Although this is a HUGE bite-off of Improv Everywhere's frozen people at Grand Central Station in New York, it's still a highly effective ad, and I give them credit for that. Continue
Volkswagen high-kicks into its latest campaign for the new Golf VI (for the UK market). The soundtrack is pretty tight.
Credits
Client: Volkswagen
Creative agency: DDB London
Director: Ivan Zacharias Continue
Of French and Italian descent, Baldovino Barani is a fashion photographer who currently resides in London. You can really see the hard work put into his photos. I love the way he brings costume… Continue
Added by Eugene on December 21, 2008 at 8:00am —
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