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Trailer: Nelson George’s A Walk through Fort Greene
Nelson George’s new doc w/ Spike Lee, Chris Rock, Rosie Perez, Saul Williams & more
Stream the Entire New Four Tet Album – There Is Love in You
We’ve been huge fans of Four Tet for years now and are excited to hear the new album in its entirety on Spinner.com
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Things you need to watch: The Eyewriter
This is the beautiful story of graffiti writer Tony Quan and how he is continuing to do what he loves with the help of technology and raise awareness of ALS.…
New Trailer – Theo Martins – Veni Vidi Vici
From Theos Blog.
Thank you for your support and patience throughout the past year, I haven’t released any official work since, 2008’s, ‘The Birth’ and the support since has been tremendous,…
New Music: GB Interprets His Contemporaries.
From the desk of GB:
“my latest release is called GB Interprets His Contemporaries. It’s a 6 song EP consisting of my own interpretations of works by friends and artists whose…
Crash Landing: An interview with PAttY Cra$H
CrASh LaNdINg
By Doran Gresham
There are three distinct stages to any parachute jump: the chaotic first step, the deployment of the parachute and the landing. This could just as easily be…
Upper West Side Gentrification Rap = My City Life
Don’t know who this kid is or if he has any other raps, but this is great visual story telling and an honest rap about his neighborhood changing. Will this…
A Single Sheet of Paper Project = Origami on Crack
I’ve always been fascinated by Origami, but never had the skills to master anything more complicated than a dollar ring. When a friend sent me a link to this project,…
Late Night With Conan O’Brien Finale
Its really sad to see Conan leave the air, but he definitely went out like a champ with an 8 minute rendition of Lynrd Skynrd’s “Free Bird”. Lets see if…
New Trailer: Spike Jonze “I’m Here”
Another reason I need to be at Sundance. I need a sponsor or a Cakey boo.
Ryan McGinley’s Moonmilk Photos
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Back in September of 2003, The FADER published a feature story on Ryan McGinley, the same year he became the youngest artist to ever receive a solo show at the Whitney Museum of American Art. The story included many of the photos from his first book, The Kids Are Alright, that made him famous and a favorite of ours. He was 26. About an hour ago, McGinley once again shredded our blasé brainstems with his Moonmilk series, in which he took a bunch of stripped kids spelunking across the country. Big deal, you say? Well you try to make a naked dude in a cave look like he’s punching the sun in the face and see how it comes out. View the images at Tiny Vices, look out for an exhibition soon and a book most likely to follow.
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