Archive for April, 2007

AP Interview: Dex Digital

April 23, 2007

We recently had the chance to interview Dex Digital, the creator of one of our favorite podcast shows, the mixtapeshow.net. The show kicks ass and Dex is informative in a major way. Read the interview and learn what the show is all about!
Yo Dex, it’s been a year since we first talked. Your Hip-Hop podcast [...]

The Greatest Race On Earth & No Boats

April 21, 2007

F**k the Louis Vuitton cup, America’s cup, and all that carbonfibre sailing jazz… the real deal is Turtle Racing! My sister passed along this gem and I thought I’d throw it out there for all of you.
Leatherback turtles in the Pacific have declined 90% over the last decade - these deep diving sea turtles are [...]

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Faces Of New York

April 20, 2007

Photographer Simon Hoegsberg’s project “Faces Of New York” is interesting and impressive. For one month, seven hours a day, Simon walked the streets of NYC searching for individuals with unique faces that attracted his attention. During his quest he found ten intriguing individuals, and asked each of them the same question: “What do you think [...]

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The Sculptures Of Ron Mueck

The larger than life sculptures of Ron Mueck are currently on exhibit at the Cartier Foundation for Contemporary Art in Paris. The realism, emotion, and detail of his work is at times frightening. For more images check out this photo stream assembled by the Washington Post.

Designers And Connoisseurs Meet For Tea

I find teas a clean and flavorful way to sate my thirst and warm me up on these cold winter days. There are of course a number of ways to brew loose tea, as anyone who drinks tea knows. Usually I use unbleached pouches for my tea, however, since I’m a bit obsessed with [...]

Fred Herzog: 50 Years Of Vancouver Photographs

In 1959, when Fred Herzog immigrated from Germany to Vancouver, he began taking pictures. Almost 80,000 images and 50 years later, Fred has created possibly the only color photo-documentation of Vancouver’s life over the past half century. Fred has photographed the every day; the ordinary. He has photographed life in the [...]

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