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Sep 23

Interview: JIHAE : The artist on working with Dave Stewart of Eurythmics and co-writing music for a Leonard Cohen poem about an orgasm

Posted in: davestewart, indierock, Kickstarter, nightmareandthecat, singer

Many singers these days produce albums that have been laboriously groomed and primped—from almost-too-perfect Autotuned vocals to the overly airbrushed album cover—so it’s refreshing to meet a singer and songwriter with a sultry voice and raw energy who’s not afraid to express her…

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Sep 20

Rapha Cycle Club: New York City: The newest chapter of the road cycling emporium from the famed British brand

Posted in: cycleclub, meatpackingdistrict

Renowned London-based cycling apparel and accessories purveyor Rapha is known not only for their style-meets-technical-performance gear and collaborations, but also for fostering a rich community based on a lust for pure speed. The newest…

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Sep 20

Open Book: Christian Patterson + Paul Schiek: The pair talks about publishing and why print isn’t dead, ahead of the New York Art Book Fair

Posted in: artbooks, christianpatterson, newyorkartbookfair, photobooks

In our third and final installment of interviews surrounding art book publishing, which leads into the New York Art Book Fair this weekend, we talked to Christian Patterson—the artist…

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Sep 19

Interview: Jon Rust: The London DJ sheds light on the UK music scene, staying balanced and the natural energy pulsating through Dimensions Festival

Posted in: genres, recordlabels

Dimensions, Croatia’s four-day underground electronic music festival, is a veritable force for any fan to take on. The festival’s UK-based team gathers over 300 artists to perform in Fort Punta Christo’s seven unique venues, and…

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Sep 19

The Art of Darkness: A short history of the film noir genre and a modern-day version called “Factory of Dreams”

Posted in: lincoln, lincolnmotorcompany, sponsored, sponsoredcontent

Sponsored content: by Chris Diken of Vimeo In conjunction with Vanity Fair and Film Independent, The Lincoln Motor Company tapped filmmaker Jacob Hatley re-imagine the classic genre of Thriller Noir. The film short “Factory of Dreams,” is a suspenseful story…

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Sep 18

Cool Hunting Video: Paul Cocksedge: Experiments in light, space and depth in the London-based designer’s first US solo show

Posted in: chv

Moments before the opening of his first solo exhibition, London-based designer Paul Cocksedge spoke with CH. With a background primarily in creating large-scale, temporary light installations with his design firm, Cocksedge’s premiere of smaller pieces…

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Sep 18

“Water” by Edward Burtynsky : The global photo series explores human interaction with the molecule of life from multiple perspectives

Posted in: edwardburtynsky, environmentalawareness, photobooks, photoseries

The importance of water in our lives and the development of civilization cannot be overstated. In his new series “Water,” prolific large-format photographer Edward Burtynsky explores the ways in which industry and people shape it in…

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Sep 18

Ninos Conarte Architecture

Posted in: anagrama, conarte, enfant, reading

Le Conarte a fait appel à l’agence mexicaine Anagrama pour créer un espace de lecture pour les enfants au sein d’un entrepôt, situé dans un ancien site industriel. Le résultat est une plateforme ultra design et multi-fonction surplombée par des luminaires aux formes asymétriques et colorées. Un projet superbe à découvrir.

Sep 17

(Re)turn of the Screw: The screwball comedy has its roots in the sport of cricket

Posted in: filmmakers, lincolnmotorcompany, sponsoredcontent

Sponsored content: By Chris Diken of Vimeo In conjunction with Vanity Fair and Film Independent, The Lincoln Motor Company tapped filmmaker Dana Turken to reimagine the classic genre of screwball comedy. Her film “A Likely Story,” is a madcap adventure…

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Sep 16

Stefan Furtbauer Photography

Posted in: diner, fast-food, isolated, viena, vienne

Stefan Furtbauer photographie les diners viennois qui sont un élément essentiel de la culture locale, résistant et s’adaptant à l’arrivée des chaines de fast-food. Isolés et pourtant vecteur de rassemblement pour les classes ouvrières et aisées, c’est une ode à un mode de vie historique qu’il présente. À découvrir en images.