photographer Światosław Wojtkowiak,

from his work in East Africa Somaliland,the road between Hargeysa and Berber.For more of his amazing work click here.

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Our friend Derek (Art Syndicate) curated a great show that opens this Friday at Space 1026. One Long Funeral Song features collaborative works by Monica Canilao and Kyle Ranson.  Full press release after the jump.

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Pharoahe Monch, The Light, 1999

Continued amazement and thoughts of great things when I saw Bar Rafaeli on Egotastic.

Diane Arbus, one of the greats in the word of photography. If you not familar with her work here’s your chance. You can read about her here

Lila Jang, a graduate of plastic Hongik University and the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris, here work challenges your vertically.

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Check out this advertisement for Luxar Highlighters, is it me is but it looks like hitler. I maybe wrong but I am not sure I would say this is a positive. Created by Leo Burnett Mumbai out of India

Cedar Lewisohn has written the first account of Street Art, tracing its history from cave painting through to the vibrant art emerging today on the walls of London, Madrid and Sao Paolo, via Brassai’s photographs of 1920s Paris and Basquiat and Haring’s New York.

The book is illustrated with over 120 colour photographs of street art from around the world, containing interviews with leading street art proponents of the last three decades, including Henry Chalfant, Lady Pink, Blek le Rat, Mode 2, Barry McGee (Twist), Shephard Fairey (Obey), Futura 2000 and Os Gemeos.

Pre-order this book at Amazon (Available Sept. 17, 2008)

Kate Moss, up close,

Love Bryan on Fecal Face

Check out the trailer for the new Terminator, thank god Arnold is not in it!

Camp Lo, Luchini AKA This Is It, 1997

One of our favorite designers Shana, from IN GOD WE TRUST in Brooklyn (also a store in Soho), is having a sample sale. Shana has amazing style and taste and makes some really nice things for men as well. Make sure to check out her Jewelry.

Shop online too at Refinery29,

We all remember the Tiger attack (below) but this snake one is pretty cool as well.

Really, that’s all I could think of when I saw this picture of Marissa Miller on Egotastic.

I fully support any homage to T & C Surf Designs.