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This is such a neat-0 idea!
The ninth annual Transmodern Festival is this weekend in Baltimore, a “cultural phenomenon presenting radical, experimental, expectation-defying work from local, national and international artists.” There are a variety of artists and musicians worth a gander, but one caught our eye.
Saturday night the D:center hosts Crowd Surfing, an installation curated by Katie Kehoe. During the Weekends performance, spectators are encouraged to crowd surf themselves and artwork designed for this purpose.
More info on the Transmodern Festival is here.
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Sky Ferreira at my studio #10
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A Sweet Outerspace Pic a Day
(Source: alicetaranto)
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Could Oscar de la Renta be any more adorable!? He always seems ready for an Easter brunch. Resort 2013 collection, featuring Lindsey Wixson in the front in the final look, via Vogue.com.
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Beautifully composed photographs by Boo George for Erdem Resort 2013. Featuring Siri Tollerød, one of my favorite models! Via Vogue.com. Great batik-esque patterns on here, but I could see them being made of luxurious silks and not just cottons. Fabulous shoes here - almost Gaudí-like.
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MICA for the win! (And I never say for the win…)
KYLE JAMES DUNN’S PATTERNED STEEL SCULPTURES
Kyle James Dunn’s intricate patterned sculptures are created using a plasma cutter and lots of patience. The imagery revolves around the American idea of vacation and the island get away.
(Via beautifuldecay)
is it weird that i just saw this at MICA’s commencement exhibition?
(via ciraida)
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(Source: fuckyeahvintageillustration, via lfratino)
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Paris
Photographer: Jordan Fortuner
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Besides everything else about this video, the constant background beat flows perfectly with the visuals, with a constantly changing video image. Sick. Martians vs. Goblins by The Game ft. Lil Wayne & Tyler, The Creator.
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This WOULD happen on a Terry Richardson shoot…. “Oldie” by Odd Future, filmed by Lance Bangs at Milk Studios New York. What a combination of photographer/subject/location! Richardson has shot Odd Future for Vice Magazine, and here you can see some of his other shots of these hoo-ligans. OF has created an intense cult following that definitely extends into fashion - from Supreme to their own merch, this band/group/rap-collective can be seen in ~swaggin~ crews all over that create an entire attitude.
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J Crew Crewcuts does it again….. as they/Jenna Lyons would say, “Très adorable.” J Crew always seems to photograph children’s clothes in a way that seems very genuine and unforced - child modeling can be so awkward when it’s not done right! It’s also nice to see that some of the models are consistent over the seasons, so you can see them growing right before (the camera’s) eye… aww.
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alice's wonderland: Joe Webb - Collage Artist
Interview via Wonderland Magazine. So much of this interview rings true for me regarding a modern-day tech-savvy person’s hankering for cut-and-paste projects. There is just literally a tangible difference between handling the paper and the matter at hand versus moving around flat images on…
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Barneys New York’s video promo for Kenzo, as it’s being sold at their store. Barneys “taste, luxury, humor” hit the janky/lo-fi/jokester note just right!
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The reason I’m in this business, I assume all performers are – it’s “Look at me, Ma!” It is acceptance, you know – “Look at me, Ma, look at me, Ma, look at me, Ma.” And if your mother watches, you’ll show off till you’re exhausted; but if your mother goes, Ptshew!
— Lenny Bruce, via OHWOW
