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MUTO a wall-painted animation by BLU

I have been a BLU fan for a while and had never seen this. Amazing. Over 8 million youtube hits amazing.

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Cee-lo Green “F**K YOU”




How could I not post this? “Yeah I’m sorry, I can’t afford a Ferrari.” Too good.

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Kanye West “Power”

The idea of a video portrait or a “moving painting” as Kanye refers to it is very interesting. In a day and age where there is a fear of motion and multimedia killing the still image and print media- this is a an inspiring reference for the ever blurring line of photography, video, and cgi. Being familiar with Marco Brambilla’s Civilization and always a fan of Kanye I actually watched the premiere last night live on MTV. Amongst the numerous Renaissance, Mythological, and Egyptian references, my favorite is the Sword of Damocles seen hanging over Kanye’s head. Hit the jump for a Vulture interview with Brambilla.
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Yu(c)k “Daughter”


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Here’s another beautiful video from Yu(c)k, for “Daughter,” the opening track from their extremely limited forthcoming Weakend cassette EP, out next month on Mirror Universe. Created by the Phoebe Eason

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Neon Indian “6669″




Happy Friday.  Nothing like some Neon Indian and stop-action spiders to kick off your weekend.  Directed by Joao Machado.

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KAWS Museum Exhibit Opening

Via highsnobiety

The opening of hip-hop’s favorite artist at the Adlrich Contemporary Art Museum in CT. This is the first solo museum exhibition of the work of Brooklyn-based artist and designer Brian Donnelly, a.k.a. KAWS, includes his most recent paintings, sculptures, and drawings, as well as a survey of his iconic street art, apparel, product and graphic designs.

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Interview Magazine: KAWS Interview by Tobey Maguire


Interview Magazine has recently updated its online platform to reflect one of its most recent features with artist and multi-medium designer KAWS. Conducted by movie actor Tobey Maguire, KAWS goes on the record about his early days growing up and his eventual move into art, his career in street art and toy design. Excerpts of the interview can be read after the jump.

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