This photo serie “Dead On Holiday” opened at The City Arts and Music Project in Shoreditch on 7 October 2010 and ran until the 19 October 2010. It’s photographed by Andrea DiCenzo. It reminds me of an old photo serie with staged dead people. Just can’t remember where I saw it. Anybody knows?
So you wanna go travel but don’t quite know where. You know what you wanna do, what you wanna spend. If that’s the deal, you should check out Wanderfly. Works pretty well and you’ll get some suggestions that you never thought of yourself.
Once again IKEA does some beautiful work. First with this art direction gem of a cookbook and now with an iPhone application that tells you how much you have to work out if you eat any of the cakes from the cook book. There’s more pictures after the jump.
Tthe real time response wave, started by Old Spice’s stunt earlier this summer is followed up by Orange. Tweet your messages with #singingtweetagrams from now until Thursday. And you will have a song within a couple of hours.
Danish newspaper Kristelig Dagblad just aired their new TV Campaign. I’m sure what they have to say is interesting, but if you say it exactly as an Argentine President candidate did 4 years ago, it’s just not that interesting anymore. See for yourself.
I love this video for – never heard of him before – El Guincho. A whole musicvideo of weird, funny and art like pictures.
Just wanted to post some off Conor Harringtons art since he is doing the show Hell’s Half Acre in London.
Looks funny to begin with, but ends up pretty crazy with people passing out. Inside a cruise ship in high waters.
If you’re in London between the 12th – 17th of October. Be sure to check out Lazarides Gallery’s “Hell’s Half Acre” in the Old Vic Tunnel beneath London’s Waterloo station. The maze of tunnels will be converted into a large-scale evocation of Dante’s literary masterpiece Inferno. Visitors will explore the nine circles
of Hell through the contributions of artists including: George Osodi, Antony Micallef, Polly Morgan, Jonathan Yeo, Conor Harrington, Vhils, Paul Insect, Mark Jenkins, Boogie, Doug Foster, Zak Ové, Todd James, Bäst, Ian Francis and many more. This is going to be amazing and the line-up of artists is off the hook.
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