Brooklyn based artist/musician Bjorn Copeland’s visual/audiovisual creations are a strange potpourri of geometric shapes, forms and fluorescence that test the limits of sound and vision.
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Track Listing:
Lord Finesse - Food For Thought
Lord Finesse - Speak Ya Peace Ft. Marquee & Dia
Lord Finesse - Check The Method
Lord Finesse - S.K.I.T.S. (Remix)

In New York there’s no room for backyards, but if your pockets are mad fat you can trick out a rooftop. Jwilly’s awesome - yet somewhat creepy - Flickr set Rich People Rooftop NYC showcases the cramped spaces that only multi-millionaires can afford.

Are you as hyped as I am on the sound bike scene that’s brewing in New York’s Queens borough?
The movement, fueled by a group of ingenious, base loving Trinida-­dian teenagers - obsessed with souping up their bikes with massive soundsystems - has led to the production of a short documentary titled Made In Queens that [...]

In the summer of 2007, photographer Ryan McGinley traveled through the US with 16 models and shot 4,000 rolls of film. He narrowed the tens of thousands of photos down to a series of fifty photographs titled “I Know Where the Summer Goes“. Drawing influence form the nudist magazines of the ’60s, the resulting images [...]

In the 90’s, graffiti writer KR became well known around the San Francisco area for inventing a silver ink that left his tags with an expressionist like drip. KR’s ink evolved into “Krink“, a popular and trendy line of inks, markers and t-shirts that now adorn the shelves of swanky boutiques in the US, Europe [...]

Earlier in the month, DKNY chained orange-painted bikes, branded with DKNY.com, to trees, fences, and bike racks all over Manhattan in order to promote their products and website during New York Fashion Week.
As stated on DKNY’s website, the campaign is all about encouraging the citizens of New York to explore the city on a bicycle [...]

“Shopdropping” as it’s known, is an ongoing project in which artist Ryan Watkins-Hughes replaces the packaging of canned goods with his own artwork, and then “shopdrops” the items back onto grocery store shelves.
According to Hughes, “The shopdropped works act as a series of art objects that people can purchase from the grocery store. Because the [...]

You can find some pretty damn cool people in New York. Take for instance Nelson Loskamp, a Soho-based artist and hairdresser. As part of his “Electric Chaircut” routine, he takes random folks from his audience, straps them to his chair, blindfolds them, and then uses clippers running through an amp with electric guitar effects to [...]