Karim Hamid
English-born Karim Hamid creates beautiful paintings and collage that could suggest that if Robert Rauschenberg, Lucien Freud, and Francis Bacon all banged they would be the result. Right?
up all night
Husker Du, Makes No Sense At All
vans cow skins….
I am not 100% sure how to feel about these, what are your thoughts? They also come in the classic hi-top.
For more photos check out nice kicks.
Reminisce Over This
Slick Rick, Mistakes, 1991
zhu zhu pets are going to be so hot right now
Looking for an ebay hustle for the holidays? Zhu Zhu Pets. Trust me (and the financial times) on this one.
Dick Towel
Buy it here
Brooklyn: America’s Music Capital
NY Mag investigates. (That’s Dirty Projectors above)
Three Girls I get mixed up all of the time
Rachel Bilson, Leighton Meester, & Mila Kunis.
All are welcome into the apartment of The Enablist.
Everything Bagel with Cream Cheese and Bacon
Oh gigantic little baby jesus, why did this combination not happen before?
IWAO YAMAWAKI
With Bauhaus 1919–1933: Workshops for Modernity opening at the Moma, we thought it fitting to look at Iwao Yamawaki, a Japanese Architect turned Bauhaus Photographer.
The Royal Mail is a lot cooler than the USPS
Starting in 2010, the Royal Mail will be releasing 10 1st class stamps celebrating classic British album covers. Bangin’.
Make music with your tie
The Sound Fabric Necktie is made from 50% audio cassette tape and 50% colored thread. You can actually move a tapehead over it and get sound.
via, sound off
The True Symbol of a Trophy Wife
The Peter Brant-owned Maurizio Cattelan sculpture of soon-to-be-ex-wife Stephanie Seymour.
adriana Lima hands on deck
Adriana Lima manning the boat.
November 9, 2009 | by texas reason | In adriana lima | No Comments
Picture of the Day & The Weekly Round-Up
Terence Koh at the Brooklyn Museum
TERENCE KOH, SAAQIOU
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7th at 9:30pm
BROOKLYN MUSEUM, 200 EASTERN PARKWAY, BROOKLYN, NY
Terence Koh, whose work is featured in the Brooklyn Museum’s collection, presents a special performance that blends vocals, rock and synthesized music, mixed with a light and media installation.
Curated by Sarah Giovanniello, Traslin Ong, and Eugenie Tsai.
Presented as Part of Target First Saturdays at the Brooklyn Museum.
FREE
via, supremebeing
Stolen Moments
Julia Chesky crept out into the night with us and documented the scene at Kim Cogan’s, Kristin Baker’s, and Paul McCarthy’s openings, plus a party at OAK.
