The Chromatic Typewriter is a creation of Tyree Callahan‘s, his entry into the 2012 West Prize competition. Callahan created a ‘painting device’ by modifying a vintage typewriter, replacing the keys with color pads and opening up… Read the rest

Seen on Selectism — and not as if New York needs to seem any more like an adventure, but at least this print by Jesse Eisemann renders the city as the fun, jump-on-Yoshi-and-spit-out-some-turtle-shells-type adventure, effectively distracting us… Read the rest

David Lynch & ‘Big’ Dean Hurley The Stool Pigeon Mixtape by The Stool Pigeon on Mixcloud

As it turns out, David Lynch doesn’t listen… Read the rest

Happy Halloween! Boys and girls, hope you all have a great night. Enjoy this video shot in Riverside, CA by KJ92508. Check out his other work on his YouTube channel!

Carsten Höller’s career retrospective Experience just opened at The New Museum and I’ve got three words for you: Giant. F’ing. Slide.

As part of the themes Höller explored revolving around childhood, love, safety, the future and doubt,… Read the rest

Last year, NYC menswear designer Adam Kimmel chatted with magician/performance artist David Blaine in Interview Magazine. During their talk, there was mention of a video piece they’d just finished collaborating on that involved Blaine floating… Read the rest

“The #HDBOYZ are the world’s first boyband in high definition.” Check out their sweet dance moves in 1080p.

Seen on Curated, Anton Tang’s Cardboard People is a series of cardboard miniatures posed and photographed in various real-world scenarios looking at turns pensive, distraught and inquisitive – impressively expressive for having a fixed facial expression.
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Get the white box experience on the go with Widget Art Gallery, a virtual exhibition space that hosts a new solo digital art show each month directly on your mobile or iPad. Currently on view is Operatic… Read the rest

This is a video game simulation of Marina Abramović’s 2010 performance The Artist is Present. Buy a ticket for $25, walk through MoMA, and wait in line to sit with Marina. I can’t tell you what happens after that… Read the rest