Woost God
Become a Pirate
Rock the Bow-Tie Forever
Bow-Tie Forever.
Twice, Twice.
Cats and Dogs like Popsicles
Something Cats and Dogs can agree on.
Ghost Chair.
Whoa, it appears to be a
GHOST CHAIR.
Underwear Chandelier as Art
The tender room' multimedia installation, created by Swiss-born, Switzerland and LA-based artist Pipilotti Rist for Ohio State University's Wexner Center for the Arts, brings together video, sculpture, and the light and dynamics of the gallery in an exhibition that dissolves the boundaries between interior and exterior and emphasizes the human body, emotional impulses, and the possibilities of public space.
Installed in this smaller space, is 'Cape Cod Chandelier', a chandelier-like sculpture assembled from the collected undergarments of Rist's friends and family and upon which silent but richly colored video is projected. Stepping left into the main gallery, visitors are confronted with 'the tender room' multichannel video installation.
Pipilotti
rist
cape cod
chandelier
Via: Design Boom
Hattie Watson likes Madonna in Playboy.
Hattie Watson likes Madonna.
Inner Space by Owen Silverman
Owen
This is a series by Owen Silverwood titled "Inner Space." Owen Silverwood works in varied mediums in photo and is represented by the Twenty Twenty Agency.
Silverwood
Via: Owen Silverwood
The Beer that made Milwaukee Famous!
Chuck Norris gets an Award
Pee Wee Herman got arrested for masturbating in public. The same day, Chuck Norris got an award for masturbating in public.
Too Hot, Had to Post.
So Hot, I had to post.
WORD!
Baby Elephant Face-Plant
Via: The Daily
3 week old baby elephant plays in the mud at the zoo in Munich and face-plants but gets up quickly and continues his playful journey.
Paper Party Hang Over!
PAPER PARTY HANG OVER!
Who knew you could party like this with stringy colored paper? These are really fun and the paper bodies are on point!
Spidey Crack
Spidey knows Crack like Harlem.
An Important Message from Smokey the Bear
The Soviet (Mayan) Playing Cards?
As it happens Mayan motives were popular during Soviet times in Russia. The only vendor for playing cards (as for many other stuff in Soviet Russia) was the Soviet State, so there were only a few type of the cards – just maybe ten at most, not hundreds or thousands as in free market societies, and one of the types of the playing cards were devoted to the Mayan culture for some reason.
The Soviet (Mayan)
Playing Cards?
Via: English Russian
Blogging like an Asshole
JUST IN CASE YOU WERE WONDERING...
Imagine the typewriter was a labtop...then yeah that's how I blog.
