Category: Everything else
Music Video Says Hi
May 12, 2013 | posted in Everything else | by Ilja Keizer | Leave a comment
Every now and then, we present a list of music videos that we like, mostly new ones, in combination with the occasional still relevant classics of the past….. Either the vids are great, the tracks are great or the whole package is just great. This week there’s new videos by Bibio, Mount Kimbie, Shabazz Palaces, Chance The Rapper, Grimes, Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Leah[...]
Jill Greenberg ‘Horses’
January 18, 2013 | posted in Everything else | by Ilja Keizer | Leave a comment
Not a big fan of photography featuring animals and not a big fan of Jill Greenberg’s works, but I do love Jill Greenberg‘s latest book ‘Horses’, which combines the two. The photos show wonderful and strong colorful images of the beautiful animals. More info and images here. _ _ _ _ _ _
Senseless Drawing Bot
November 9, 2011 | posted in Everything else | by Stefan de Haan | 1 Comment
Japanese artists So Kanno and Takahiro Yamaguchi came up with the “Senseless Drawing Bot”. Using a double pendulum being wheeled around on a skateboard across a stretch of white wall, the robot creates a series of organic, abstract linear drawings that appear quite similar to graffiti. Check the video below, funny to see it in action.
A$AP Rocky Mixtape (free download)
November 1, 2011 | posted in Everything else | by Ilja Keizer | Leave a comment
Fave rapper of the moment A$AP Rocky finally releases LIVELOVEA$AP mixtape. After having followed the promising and rising Hip-Hop sensation A$AP Rocky for a while and having posted a couple of his videos, there finally is a full record with all the tracks that we’ve been searching and downloading everywhere on the net. CLICK HERE[...]
My name is: Anna Ådén
August 4, 2011 | posted in Everything else, My name is:, Photography | by Ilja Keizer | Leave a comment
My name is Anna Ådén, and I’m a freelance art & portrait photographer from the north of Sweden. My work is strongly connected to nature, my deepest respect, togetherness and curiosity to it. I like to blend my objects (mostly people) in to it. I spend each summer in a house out in the woods[...]
Tjeerd Posthuma: ‘Klootzak Kom Hier’
May 14, 2011 | posted in Everything else | by Tjeerd Posthuma | Leave a comment
Tjeerd Posthuma schrijft voor Sesamstraat, VPRO Dorst en soms voor NRC.Next, daarnaast is hij ook nog politiek actief voor de Jonge Democraten als portefeuillehouder kunst en cultuur. Verder werkt hij aan zijn debuut roman die in het voorjaar van 2012 uitkomt bij Thomas Rap. Alsof dit nog niet gek genoeg is, heeft hij ook nog[...]
In a Pig’s Eye
May 6, 2011 | posted in Everything else | by Stefan de Haan | Leave a comment
An excerpt from “In a Pig’s Eye”, an animation made by Atsushi Wada. It has been selected for Oberhausen 2011, Ann Arbor Film Festival 2011 (Prix DeVarti Funniest Film), Clermont-Ferrant 2011, Fantoche 2010 (BEST FILM Award) Annecy 2010, Ottawa 2010, 25FPS 2010 and many others.
Jonathan Zawada ‘Over Time’ (conceptual landscapes)
January 18, 2011 | posted in Art & Design, Everything else | by Ilja Keizer | Leave a comment
Really cool and unique series of works made by Australian artist Jonathan Zawada. For this series called ‘Over Time’ Jonathan painted landscapes that are based on various kinds of mostly useless graph data, like for example: ‘Marijuana usage among year 12 students vs. CD and Vinyl record sales between 1975 and 2000′ or ‘Value of land[...]
Kurzundschön competition
January 6, 2011 | posted in Everything else | by Stefan de Haan | Leave a comment
Candy for your eyes, sugar for your ears. This trailer for the Kurz und Schön competition is truly beautiful … and short. The competition is held to promote and advocate up-and-coming talents, who are producing short formats in the time based media. It’s open for all young creatives from european film schools, design, art and[...]
’14 Actors Acting’, a project by New York Times magazine
December 9, 2010 | posted in Everything else | by Ilja Keizer | Leave a comment
Very nice project by New York Times magazine, they made short black and white films with a selection of 14 actors who according to them, defined cinema in 2010. Same of the actors involved are Javier Bardem, James Franco, Natalie Portman, Matt Damon, Michael Douglas, Tilda Swinton and Robert Duvall.
