Brush Strokes is on view at V1 Gallery in Copenhagen until September 4th, 2010

The Cure, A Forest

With subject matter ranging from erotic and bondage to the mundane, Reuben Negron’s watercolors are skilled and beautiful.

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Ultramagnetic MC’s, Raise It Up, 1993

The Brooklyn-based duo did it up for Portugal Arte ’10.

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I would pay to go see this in the theater, but this is straight to Blu-Ray. I guess it’s a little dark for Saturday Morning cartoons.

Zap. Schwing.

Lindsay Lohan is on the cover of the August/September issue of Complex.  We knew someone was listening when we made this list. Video after the Jump

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The Microsoft Kin is officially discontinued, but the backend service is going to continue for the device… and if you just want some pieces to hack into other projects, surely this thing can be gotten dirt cheap without a plan and will bring you some value from its hackable parts alone. Consider this: two months ago, it was $200, then they added a mail-in rebate for $100. Today? One cent.

Via Engadget

The title makes it sound a lot weirder than it is…but fast food in Japan is advanced. Think of the Music shower as a replacement for the jukebox.

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(Thanks Chaz!)

The Creators Project reminded me of TOON TOWN raves in San Francisco in the early 90′s where magazines like MONDO 2000 and people developing virtual reality would bring all their technology and demo it to an amazed public.. This time however the public aren’t on weapons grade psychedelics and are more likely to be wearing black, not wearing brightly coloured orange camo and waving glowsticks. The best and most moving part of the whole event was really the centerpiece, ‘IM HERE’ by the always amazing Spike Jonze, centered around two urban robots falling in love and subsequently falling apart. Theres also a SICK thing called [Z]ink that lets you draw things in 3D. I have been grumbling about the speedy change of gentrification/development/proliferation of gadgets/progress recently but I realise that what is actually happening is that the future is actually catching up with our own image of what we think ‘THE FUTURE’ will be.. This whole event feels like a part of this futuristic realisation… Its really exciting and fun. There’s also gonna be a heck of a lot of music stuff going on with Diplo/CSS/N.A.S.A/UVA/Brodinski/Laurent Garnier/Richie Hawtin/Peaches and a bunch of other people doing what they do. Nice one VICE, nice one Intel.

—Pure Evil

It’d be better served as a bedroom.

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Listen as Bruce Lee explains a little about kung fu, in his Thom Browne-esque suit. I have a feeling that this screen test from the original series is better than the entire upcoming movie.

This is interesting.

On July 16th British financier Anthony Ward, bought 241,000 tons of cocoa beans off the market.  The amount of cocoa is equivalent to the entire supply of the commodity in Europe and he now owns (although will never use) enough to manufacture 5.3 billion quarter-pound chocolate bars. This isn’t the first time that Ward has made this move.

“In 2002 Mr Ward made £40 million in two months after making a similar deal. He bought 204,000 tones of cocoa when West Africa was experiencing poor harvests and political instability in the equatorial area.

He then watched the price of cocoa increase from £1,400 a ton to £1,600 a ton.”

More at the Telegraph

11 Annual Gathering Of The Juggalos Infomercial tells you all you need to know.

Dave Schubert

This week…

We looked at beautiful pictures of gorgeous automobiles

Nagi Noda makes hair hats

The Håndlebar Muststash is a kind idea

Osgemeos went epicly tall

and…

Kim Smith kept it pretty in America

These are great