Andy Gilmore

prints at the Ghostly store...

Solipsist
Short film Solipsist by Andrew Huang wins Special Jury Prize at the Slamdance Film Festival 2012.

Derrick Adams 
from Anne De Villepoix Gallery at The Armory Show New York, March 8-11, 2012
More from The Armory Show over at Trendland

Cloud In Room
By combining smoke, moist and dramatic lighting, Berndnaut Smilde created the image of a cloud. Current "Cumulus" exhibition at HotelMariaKapel.
Nimbus, 2010, Cloud in room, Lambda print, 75x112 cm
Probe#6, Suze May Sho, Arnhem

Zimoun
"Using simple and functional components, Zimoun builds architecturally-minded platforms 
of sound. Exploring mechanical rhythm and flow in prepared systems, his installations 
incorporate commonplace industrial objects. In an obsessive display of simple and functional materials, these works articulate a tension between the orderly patterns of Modernism and the chaotic forces of life."


361 prepared dc-motors, filler wire 1.0mm

The Whiteout - From Trash To Treasure
Through their online Etsy shop The Whiteout, the trash-fighting duo Vinit Patil and Vicente Montelongo from San Francisco revitalize unwanted objects salvaged from yard sales and thrift stores by painting, priming and mending them with original pen ink illustrations.
More on Whiteout over at ten57 magazine.

KUMAKUMA
「おめでたい三人衆　その２」graphic works by ア～ミ～; 「kiss♥KISS♥Kisu♥」exhibition by at commune, Tokyo, from Friday 24 - 29, 2012

ACCROCHAGE
Exhibition until March 15, 2012. At Feast Projects, Hong Kong.
In an artist curated show, FEAST Projects exhibits selected works of seven gallery artists: expressing their perspectives and insights into the human experience. The main themes explored are subjectivity and personal narrative, and individual conflict with the dictates of globalization and mass communication. "The word 'accrochage' in French has a double meaning: hanging and skirmish. The works hanging are also struggling to expose the dilemmas we are confronted with in our contemporary world," states Philippe Koutouzis, Director of FEAST Projects. On view will be works of gallery artists: Feng Shuo, Fensterbank, Liu Wei (b.1965), Marlène Mocquet, Carr Patterson, Tie Ying and Xie Lei.
Tie Ying, Landscape 01, 2008, color print

1982 Predictions for Fashion in 2001
In 1982, photographer and ex-model Lucille Khornak put together a book called Fashion 2001, which contained 90 photos from 90 of the world's biggest womenswear designers predicting what they thought clothes would be like in the distant year of 2001. More from Jean-Paul Gaultier, Thierry Mugler, Issey Miyake, Givenchy, Versace over at VICE mag, original post at the Fashion Spot.
Issey Miyake in 1982, predicting 2001:

Little Dragon
wearing Andrea Crews; more from Andrea

Soundmachines
A record player that doesn't play sounds but visual patterns instead - Soundmachines by The Product. 
"Three units, which are resembling standard record players, translate concentric visual patterns into control signals for further processing in any music software. The rotation of the discs, each holding three tracks, can be synced to a sequencer."

Enrique Gomez De Molina
"The impossibility of my sculpture brings me both joy and sadness at the same time. The joy comes from seeing and experiencing the Fantasy of the work but that is coupled with the sadness of the fact that we are destroying all of these beautiful things."
more info

End of Year Psychedelica
2012 review of a notable exhibition: The New Psychedelica at MU Eindhoven, curated by Francesca Gavin of Dazed&Confused

 

Kim Jong-Il Dropping the Bass
Kim Jong-II dropping the bass with Daft Punk, Moby, Tiesto and David Guetta on tumblr!

Dan Cermak
"I've always wanted to do this"
The Swiss photographer explains why his approach to nude photography is different to what we're normally subjected to; interview at Dazed Digital

Lulu Frost + Kim Asendorf
L_L_ image series (2011) by Berlin-based artist Kim Asendorf and jewellery designer Lulu Frost

Andrea Crews

exhibition at Character Walk Paris till December 10th, 2011

IN-FRINGED
SS12 jewellery collection by Paris-based Zelia Horsley

Google Street View - Cinemascapes
curated by Aaron Hobson:
In search of enchanted and remote lands typically only reserved for the eyes of it's inhabitants, but now are captured on camera by the automated and aesthetically-neutered street view cars that linger.

Void of the main character (self-portrait) and an internal view, these images represent the closing chapter of 4 years of cinemascapes with an external view of the world. 

VJ Culture: Channel#1
audio-visual event (and superb graphics) by Tokyo Max User Group; more videos over here