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.
LightLane was developed by designers at Altitude to encourage commuting by bike. The device attaches to the back of your bike frame and an illuminated bike lane appears instantly. Although the LightLane isn't available to the public just yet, this product will give bikers the space they need on those all too many roads without bike lanes.
Sunglasses are a must for summer (um, and for hangovers) and we're digging these over-sized shades by Kayu. The frames are handcrafted from sustainable bamboo, and for each pair purchased, Kayu donates $50 to help fund a sight-restoring surgery in the developing world.
Maybe you just watched that rad mountain bike video that we posted. And maybe, like we were, you were like "WTF is this awesome song?" Well, we did the research for you: "Fan the Fury," by Aloud. More, please.
You Call It Being Poor, I Call It Being Free is a group show with work by Andrew Lauman, David Whitaker, Justin Kelly and Mikaylah Bowman at FiveSevenDelle in Mission Hill, curated by Andrew Lauman and Ian Colon. Catch it while you can.
What if all it took to get over that mid-afternoon slump was a whif? No, not a hit—a whif. (Via We Heart Stuff.)
Plastic bird whistles were a party favor staple, and Blue-Q's replica Little Bird Vase is so tweeting cute!
