Lucien Smith, A Clean Sweep, 2013
Made in collaboration with Glenn O’Brien
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The Luckiest Village in the World by Michael Paterniti
It was a tiny town of farmers, a village where everyone knew everyone and nearly all struggled to make ends meet. But then, a few days before Christmas, they won the largest lottery in the history of Spain. The entire town. All of them. (Well, almost all of them.) Instantly, Sodeto became known as the luckiest place on earth. Michael Paterniti visits the town that fortune smiled upon and finds that the people there—now flush—are still uncertain of just how lucky they really are
“Larger than life, larger than skateboarding.”
STEVE OLSEN, a short film by Patrick Pearse
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The Day That Punk Died Again by Sasha Frere-Jones
The Internet Archive
Collecting the Worldwide Web… in a old church in San Francisco. The Internet never stops.
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Legends Never Die by Caroline Rothstein
Two decades after a low-budget film turned Washington Square skaters into international celebrities, the kids from “Kids” struggle with lost lives, distant friendships, and the fine art of growing up.
photo by Gunars Elmuts
Save That File, It’s Digital Art
Complex gets a quote out of Barbara Kruger in regards to Supreme’s lawsuit against Married To The Mob. Can’t wait for Richard Prince to make a t-shirt out of that.
The Artful Dodger
The legend that was Malcolm McClaren.
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A Year of Life Without The Internet
The Internet Never Stops… first world problems.
Santa Monica Locos
Talking Portraits by James Gurney
“In 1981, artist James Gurney brought his sketchbook and tape recorder to the pier in Santa Monica, California. He did a pencil portrait of two guys there and then asked them to describe themselves to the tape recorder. For the first time, their faces and voices are brought together in a talking portrait.”
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