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Felix Da Housecat ‘Like Something 4 Porno”
i would choose to be blind rather than deaf. click here.
Felix and Kittin – Madame Hollywood
No commentsAnthony F. Schepperd create the music scene
cant see? click here.
Taken from the 2010 Blockhead album ‘The Music Scene’, more info at http://www.ninjatune.net/blockhead
Animated/Directed by Anthony F. Schepperd.
Nook – Blue Bird
By Nook, Look him up on google and find more of his incredible work.
thank you papermanda
Devendra Banhart – “Foolin’” (Official Video)
cant see the video? click here.
“Foolin” By Devendra Banhart from the album What Will We Be
Starring Devendra Banhart & Joel Virgil
I appreciate fruit from collaborative efforts of Director Isaiah Seret, along with Trevor Jones, Arthur Jafa. I like Devendra Banhart, I like Joel Virgil. Both characters project a kind of magical mastery over their ideo. You see in their eyes what they want you to. Nothing more, nothing less.
Devendrabanhart.com
wearethemasses.com
Where’s Rocket? Hangin out with John Legend.
I’m not sure whether or not this video was shot in Rio de Janeiro and that’s why they’re here, but i just noticed this. i love it. Brazillian beauties.
IMDB: Buscapé aka ‘Rocket’ is Alexandre Rodrigues
IMDB: Angélica isAlice Braga
IMDB: City of God
Fountain of youth again eh?
can’t see the video? click here.
can’t see the video? click here.
i just realized there were two videos for this song.
No commentsProcessed Circumstance – Amanda Faye Cain
In case you were unable to attend the opening reception, the Access Arts Belle Isle Exhibit runs until Saturday July, 31. You can retrieve a copy of the map at accessartsexhibit.blogspot.com/.
Also, we will have a special repeat performance by Amanda Faye Cain. She will begin her performance promptly at 6:30 PM on Friday, July 30. Her performance will take place on the Northwest side of the Riverbank Dr, just past Vista Dr. You will also pass the beach and the frame for the ice sculpture on your way there. River Bank Dr is the perimeter road on the Northwest side of the Island.
Her performance is entitled, “Processed Circumstance”. The few mediums used are electronic garbage (thanks to the help of many willing friends), and the natural environment. This particular performance touches on themes related to over-consumption and human communication.
In addition to her performance, you are welcome to join us for a picnic afterward. Feel generous and bring a dish to pass. Exhibition maps will be made available at her performance site.
Thank you to everyone who came out on Saturday! It was a pleasure to see all of your beautiful faces. I hope you will join us for our next exhibition, October 2, 2010. Look for us on the Art Detroit Now listing as the event nears.
Please check out Forward Arts: Young Detroiters for the Arts, and special thanks to the Hub of Detroit for lending us bikes. Go there for all your bike needs.
www.facebook.com/pages/Detroit-MI/The-Hub-of-Detroit/3365…
Visit our Blogspot to download a copy of the exhibition map. You will find Amanda’s exact location there.
accessartsexhibit.blogspot.com/
“Processed Circumstance”
Hollowed one, how could you bare witness
once
and then need
a second
to remind you
of our purpose?
I weave a thought from inside mine and into yours,
unnatural cocoon,
filled with our hopes and dreams and fears and failings
that we are not yet conscious of.
I search, as you search, for me,
and for yourself,
but where will you find
the answer
to the riddle that we collectively ask?
On garbage day, we restart once more.
On payday, we fill up our hands –
when it is one another that we need access to.
Eyes on the prize, the material, the physical.
Hands on it.
Hearts on it.
Off of the solution.
Tan Le: A headset that reads your brainwaves
Tan Le’s astonishing new computer interface reads its user’s brainwaves, making it possible to control virtual objects, and even physical electronics, with mere thoughts (and a little concentration). She demos the headset, and talks about its far-reaching applications.
About Tan Le:
Tan Le is the head of Emotiv Systems, which is developing the next generation of human-machine interface — a headset that takes input directly from the brain. Full bio and more links.
This is great for paraplegics, if you’re not one, perhaps you’ll soon become one due to lethargy lol.
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