Selected Samples from PAPER
Selected Samples from PAPER
Everybody is the brainchild of two American Apparel alums, Iris Alonzo and Carolina Crespo, a new-age ethical fashion company that's all about keeping it real. Inspired, as their website proclaims, by "reality - people, cultures, science, history, life," the company features a new democratic fashi...
Two of Instagram's most familiar artist-celebrities, longtime social-media denizens @arvidabystrom (a.k.a Arvida Byström) and @bloatedandalone4ever1993 (or Molly Soda), are exploring Instagram's censoring policy in a different light with their new book Pics or It Didn't Happen.
This past weekend, NYC street artist, and the Lower East Side's own pun extraordinaire, Hanksy brought the transitory-nature of guerilla-style art to the hyper-immersive world of virtual reality with his new exhibit, Surplus Candy VR. The idea - to create an all-immersive experience (like only the f...
Environmental Sustainability
Forget identity politics and women's rights, even the weather is a dangerous subject for a thanksgiving dinner table now.
I breathed in the silence as I walked. Of course, it was a silence punctuated by whispered conversations and the dull sound of rolling tires on the grey concrete - oxygen cylinders being dragged along by their incapable masters. But that was the only kind of silence I could ever afford.
Selected Samples from Inquisitr
Republican Candidate Ben Carson has always been fodder for satire, but with Thursday's Republican Debate, he just alerted the internet to the "fruit salad" that is his internal processes.
Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton was treated to a surprise when she was accidentally called "Monica" by one of her young interviewers - a student from the University of Iowa. Clinton was so surprised, in fact, that she ended up kicking the student out for her tongue slip.
Detroit's GOP Debate was charged with the usual insults and name-calling. Fox News tried, but the Trump mentality prevailed.
Documentary Reviews
A candle flickers to life, illuminating a crumbling grandiose apartment overhung with paintings and populated by an elderly couple. The air is that of an old candle-lit library: dusty, and of a different time. And just like that - within the first few minutes of his 2011 documentary, Bielutine: In the Garden of Time - Clement Cogitore has transported us into another world.
Terrifying masked men appear on our television screens today, dragging western journalists and activists by their hair, threatening to behead them while issuing dire warnings to the countries they come from. For many people, these men are the faces of evil.
Winner of the prestigious Orizzonti Award for medium-length films at the Venice Film Festival, Mauro Andrizzi's 2011 documentary film, " Accidentes Gloriosos" or " Glorious Accidents," is a fine example of experimental art done right. Electric images in black and white, placid and emotionally charged at the same time.