‘Green Porno’ star Isabella Rossellini has a new show about animal attraction. The spin-off show is called ‘Seduce Me’, an educational series of 5 mini-episodes exploring the unconventional seduction rituals of ducks, snakes, bed bugs, etc.
Maya Lin – Unchopping a Tree from What is Missing? Foundation on Vimeo.
Unchopping a Tree, part of Maya Lin’s last memorial entitled What is Missing?, debuted at COP15 during the Support REDD+ events sponsored by the Coalition for Rainforest Nations.
For more information on how you can help unchop a tree through carbon offset projects, please visit CarbonFund.org/unchopatree , NRDC.org/unchopatree and Conservation International at conservation.org.
Coup de cœur pour les travaux de l’américaine Erika Iris Simmons, aussi connue sous le pseudonyme d’iri5. Des illustrations uniques réalisées à partir de bandes magnétiques de cassettes audio ou vidéo pour représenter avec talent des visages de personnalités.
I believe it came out earlier this month, from Paris-based Onemoreproduction.
There are a number of other videos up on their site worth a look (the spot they did for Orgy Perfume is pretty weird/sexy/weird…).
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“Photographs do more than document history—they make it.” At TED University, Jonathan Klein of Getty Images showcases some of the most iconic images shared to the public, and talks about what happens when a generation sees an image so powerful it can’t look away—or back.
Via:
PIXELS by PATRICK JEAN.
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In his new short titled “Pixels”, Patrick Jean makes NYC the epicenter of a straight up, old school pixelated odyssey – of sorts. He takes it back to the 80’s, paying homage to classic video games such as King Kong, Pacman, Space Invaders, Tetris, and yes, that was Frogger making his way through NYC traffic.
FITC (advocates of the digital realm) has hired traditional ad agency Saatchi & Saatchi Canada to produce a TV ad… I mean a viral campaign to get more advertising professionals to its Toronto conference in late April.
The spot warns ad agencies to change their model and embrace the future of communications or become extinct…
…It’s all very pot calling the kettle black, while shooting oneself in the foot, after biting the hand that feeds you, sprinkled with poor typesetting.
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It took 1 money counter and 2218 custom bills to create this well done stop-action video to help promote the 2010 Design Currency Conference that will be held in Vancouver later this month. The theme of this years event is ‘Defining the Value of Design’. Hat tip to the creatives at Giant Ant Media and Rethink. For more on the event go here.
The poster above is a new release by Banksy for his United States debut of his first feature film EXIT THROUGH THE GIFT SHOP. See below for a comprehensive list up to May 14th thanks to Wooster Collective.
Opening On April 16th:
New York: Sunshine Theater
New York: Lincoln Plaza,
Los Angeles: The Landmark
Los Angeles: Arclight, Hollywood
San Francisco: Embarcadero
Berkeley: Shattuck
San Rafael: Rafael
Palo Alto: Aquarius,
Opening On April 23rd:
Philadelphia: Ritz 5
Chicago: Century
Seattle: Harvard Exit,
Boston: Kendall Square
Opening On April 30th:
Minneapolis: Lagoon
Washington DC; E Street
Baltimore: Harbor
Atlanta: Midtown Art
Denver: Mayan
San Diego: Hillcrest
Opening May 7th:
Detroit: Maple Art
Houston: River Oaks
Dallas: Angelika
Milwaukee: Downer
Providennce: Avon
Opening May 14th:
St Louis: Plaza Frontenac, St. Louis
Stay tuned as we’re told there’s more to come.
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