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“I’m a bit player in the story of my life.” RIP Anthony H. Wilson. Thanks for everything.
photo: Kevin Cummins

Friend’s Have Boys, From the studio of Brandon Friend

An incredible and brief story about a man who had forgotten to pick up his 64 paintings after dropping them off at the British Museum for their free object identification service, 14 years ago. Free storage and

If I had been in Chicago I would have been at this opening of New Work by Michael T. Rea and John Abbot at the Co-Prosperity Sphere. Rea’s work is created out of wood with the intent of “being to create something short of its outcome”, or put more clearly “to create the idea of an object that remains a dream.” His “Suit for Stephen Hawking” (above) is one of my fav’s. Check out his site, and if you are in the Windy City go see the show which runs through August 24th. via, cody hudson

While his latest show doesn’t open for a couple weeks, Josh Keyes is previewing his latest body of work that will be included in the ‘Artifice of Form’ at Swarm Gallery in Oakland. As always it is affordable and gorgeous. Don’t Sleep! via, upperplayground
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Planning the next family trip? If so, you can head down to Florida and send the kids to Disney. If you do not have kids, tell your friends you’re going to Disney anyway. Florida has recently become the epicenter of the “recovery and wellness”. The adjoining Florida towns of Delray Beach and Boca Raton

Whether you like him or mock him, Damien Hirst seems to influence many people. Proof of this is A very hungry god. The sculpture is a 2200+ pound skull crafted of pots and pans by Subodh Gupta, currently floating in Venice

San Francisco based Jeremy Fish opens his new solo show ‘sink or swim’ tomorrow night at White Walls in SF. Highlights after the jump
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Make money, spend money, make money, spend money. That is the M.O. for the Enablist. Juxtapoz led me to this dope set of prints by Urban Medium featuring no other than the North Korea Badass, Kim Jong-il. The set of three prints measure 18″ x 25″ each and retail for $180. So tight.

A happy 75th birthday to Lego, born on this day in 1932.
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A Kaws designed real skateboard deck that will be released today with the Arkitip x Incase set-up. Go get’em Via highsnobiety

Last night my roommate Drew brought me to the Mercury Lounge to see a band I had never of before, Los Campesinos. Based out of Cardiff, Wales, the seven member band is in the words of VinDitto “a British Band playing Swedish Pop mixed with…… I don’t know.” All I know is that they are really good, quite young and full of energy. Tonight they headline the Mercury Lounge before heading to Philly and then back to the UK. $10 at the door.

Bill McMullen, has released the second edition of his”One Million” block. This edition features the magenta band in a limited edition of 100. It is made of solid poplar wood that is then painted and silk-screened, measuring 6.25″ x 2.65″ x 1″. The block is available at his new store

The poor man’s mega ramp, via fecalface

Looking for the next big thing? Antenna magazine has finally launched their website. Check it out, you can find exactly what you don’t know your looking for. From the hipster T-shirt to the the chrome vans. The magazine comes out seasonally but the site is updated regularly. Plus, instead of just posting a comment on each product you can call in and leave a message about how cool everything is.

When the sun comes out in London there is no better place to be than in one of the city’s parks. For Deckchair Dreams, The Royal Parks Foundation replaced the typical striped deckchair and commisioned 25 “celebrity” artists (and some schoolchildren) to design deckchair canvas to be placed on the deckchairs in the parks. Artists include Damien Hirst, Blek Le Rat, Robert J. Lang, and All Saints. The chairs which are