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Paul Robertson has finished his 8-bit cinematic masterpiece Kings of Power 4 Billion %. But it probably won’t end up in theatres or the video store any time soon, so if you’re interested in watching...
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Peter Kennard, a London-based artist best known for his photomontage work, has been engineering iconic anti-war imagery since the late ’60s. Along with contemporaries like Steve Bell and Banksy,...
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Vancouverites often lament the social malaise caused by their city’s distinct lack of culture (whether perceived or real), but once in a while a handful of inspired individuals come together to...
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Experimental cartography meets anti-corporate resource under the umbrella of slick web design with They Rule, a site that allows its users to seamlessly explore the business connections between...
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Colors Magazine takes an in-depth look at what substances are being used for currency around the world.
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awesome interview with Julio Cesar Battistelli, Argentinean streetwear/skate designer.
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A bizarre-looking mammal called the grey-faced elephant shrew has been discovered in Tanzania.
Click on the picture for the short video.
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Tokyo, December of 2004: Vice correspondant David Choe knocks out an undercover cop and is subsequently arrested and imprisoned. He spends the next four months in solitary confinement. Through his...
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Not only does the old adage “crime pays” ring truer by the day, but it now seems that massive feats of white-collar criminality have become a great way to attract the attention of upper echelon...
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The CityShrinker photography of Ben Thomas reminds me of Rem Koolhas’s likening of signature architecture to a tray of sugar-coated pastries. Under Thomas’s lens, the infallibility of the modern...
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Paul Robertson has finished his 8-bit cinematic masterpiece Kings of Power 4 Billion %. But it probably won’t end up in theatres or the video store any time soon, so if you’re interested in watching... more
Peter Kennard, a London-based artist best known for his photomontage work, has been engineering iconic anti-war imagery since the late ’60s. Along with contemporaries like Steve Bell and Banksy,... more
Vancouverites often lament the social malaise caused by their city’s distinct lack of culture (whether perceived or real), but once in a while a handful of inspired individuals come together to... more
Experimental cartography meets anti-corporate resource under the umbrella of slick web design with They Rule, a site that allows its users to seamlessly explore the business connections between... more
Colors Magazine takes an in-depth look at what substances are being used for currency around the world. more
awesome interview with Julio Cesar Battistelli, Argentinean streetwear/skate designer. more
A bizarre-looking mammal called the grey-faced elephant shrew has been discovered in Tanzania. Click on the picture for the short video. more
Tokyo, December of 2004: Vice correspondant David Choe knocks out an undercover cop and is subsequently arrested and imprisoned. He spends the next four months in solitary confinement. Through his... more
Not only does the old adage “crime pays” ring truer by the day, but it now seems that massive feats of white-collar criminality have become a great way to attract the attention of upper echelon... more
The CityShrinker photography of Ben Thomas reminds me of Rem Koolhas’s likening of signature architecture to a tray of sugar-coated pastries. Under Thomas’s lens, the infallibility of the modern... more