a visual collective outlet of inspiration
space age disco queen romy haag and the berlin days. not taking away credit from bowie but he was for sure influenced by haag. by uh
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james pants: we’re through 2011
wins the worst video award of all time, but in a good way… kinda’ like ed wood. dig it pp. by dd+pp
MUTA
a film for miu miu by lucrecia martel. really cool in a weird way with its beautiful close-ups and location. big budget helps make it great of course, but in the end it’s all about the ideas. by kc
coco rocha dancing to billie jean
looks like another dance installment by the fabulous coco rocha…by dd
Dior’s Secret Garden at the Versailles: Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin
as always an amazingly beautiful yet completely nonsensical film by inez and vinoodh, at château de versailles. as with all young directors, there are simply too many shots in the same film, a good portion of which should have stayed in the edit suite drive. also if i may interject here, having 20 models actually could suck, they should have stuck with daria strokous throughout the shooting, and saved the budget for an after party. all that said, we love inez & vinoodh and have loved them since day one so please continue, we promise to suffer through the good and enjoy the bad. by dd
paperless paper ipad app
a nice app for all you creatives or illustrators on the go out there. recently released by fifty three. by jr
lee ranaldo – between the times and the tides
as a big sonic youth fan, it always makes me happy to hear that sinister guitar be noisy. check out lee ranaldo’s solo album “between the times and the tides” by ak
Sébastien Tellier: King of Blue
short by director and fashion photographer guy aroch by ds
blondie vs. the doors
rapture riders by ars
oh lillie mae!
this has got to be the lamest video made. but what a great song. we’ve were listening to this song all day by m+m
opening ceremony meets godard
in a series of three clever shorts by partizan directors AB/CD/CD. a humorous reimagining of godard’s “le mémpris”, “je veux un enfant”, and “a bout de souffle”. by m+m
stardust memories
while we’re on the topic, here is a scene my personal favorite woody allen movie, stardust memories. a perfect song from louis armstrong soothingly in the background, and allen’s stunning ode to “8 1/2” make me smile even greater each time i see it. not to mention the incredible line, “to you, i’m an atheist; to God, i’m the loyal opposition.” by sv
