Charlotte Gainsbourg and Beck "Heaven Can Wait"
Beck produced Charlotte Gainsbourg's upcoming album, and this video of their duet "Heaven Can Wait," is like an amuse-bouche for what's to come.
Beck produced Charlotte Gainsbourg's upcoming album, and this video of their duet "Heaven Can Wait," is like an amuse-bouche for what's to come.
Back to Black and Light explores the work of four established artists—Richard Serra, Ellsworth Kelly, Niall McClelland and Jeremy Jensen—all familiar with the literal dark side.
Carol Gillott's heart belongs in Paris. The New York-based painter conjures her dainty tarts and foamy lattés out of thin air, with watercolors mixed by hand from raw pigments. Oh la la!
-Molly
It's easy to get lost for hours in the weird and wonderful work of Amsterdam artist Jennifer Tee.
The illustrations created for Zoe & Morgan's current jewelry collection, Who Loves Wins, are as lovely as the baubles themselves.
Ready, aim, frosting! Next Sunday (Nov. 22) artist Will Cotton will be turning out French pastries in a pop-up bakery at New York's Partners & Spade. As if you needed another excuse to nosh on pink peppercorn macarons.
-Molly
Three cities—New York, Paris, Berlin (duh)—are represented by three photographers—Emmanuelle Tricoire, Serge Ricco and Barbara Bouyne—in this show at Espace Bergger. It will make you want to travel. Like right now.
The first issue of Fuego Fanzine, from Coke Bartina and Ellena Gallen, is dedicated to UFOs and was printed in a limited-edition of 150 hand-numbered copies. Out of this world.
Brokenfab calls their technique 'disco beading,' a phrase both apt and awesome. (Via Style Bubble.)
We Don't Need No Education, shot by Ryan McGinley for the latest issue of Purple. We can't even imagine how fun and wacky it would have been to be on set at this shoot. (Via Coute Que Coute.)
Sam Wheeler and Dino Siampos are the duo behind Aux Armes Etc., the visual team responsible for the design of Save Fashion. They’re also best friends and band mates (in Soft). We caught up with them a few days before the opening to find out what’s in store (pun intended).
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We've been drinking coffee and listening to house music all day—again. Fortunately, there are videos, like this one, that are a little more soothing to the soul. (Via Pitchfork.)
Hey, so Grizzly Bear is this awesome band from Brooklyn. Lots of people like them—you know, Jay-Z and Beyoncé are fans. NBD.
In an abandoned school, British theatre company Punchdrunk has set up Sleep No More, an interactive installation that's a classic Shakespearean tale (MacBeth) told through the lens of a Hitchcock movie. It comes with a warning that the production contains both strobe lights and nudity, so we're totally sold.
Through November 27, Dead of the Living Night is up at Space 1026. Artwork by Jonathan Cammisa and Jonah Birns includes a recreation of a horror video store, imagery crafted from gore magazines, found photos and movies stills, and a life-sized stack of monster corpses. Sounds positively terrifying and absolutely awesome.

Looking to class up the place? Consider your search over. I just came across velvetpaintings.com whose motto (I shit you not) is "Quality you can FEEL." I can't help but be hypnotized by their selection of heroes, legends, mythical creatures, rainbows and monsters all on beautiful authentic Tijuana black velvet. (Via io9)


