Archive for July 2009
New Building in China Is a 20 year Setback
This spectacular show of postmodern architecture reinforces age old stereotypes about the Chinese. From NotCot
Halo 3 Ring Takes Obsession Public
Those tired of telling people they have a flaming Huyabusa helmet only to be met with indifferent glances now have a tangible item to show their Halo 3 dedication. This ring commands respect and there’s more info/pics at Weekly Drop
Lesbian Jail Wedding
There is something shocking, humorous, and brooding about Matthew Palladino’s paintings. See more and read more at Beautiful/Decay.
Bananas
“United Fruit” is an exhibition by Fallen Fruit exalting the mighty banana, everyone’s favorite phallic fruit. There are images of banana cultivation, production, and consumption. More images of the exhibit at designboom
Armenian Vodka Bull
This makes RedBull and vodka even more appropriate, and a white Russian even less so. Buy it from Silesia
A Dog Dressed Up Like A Rabbit But Is Actually a Purse
Something about this is incredibly troubling. If the regular Teapups weren’t weird enough, they have this model, the “Pup-as-Rabbit” Handbag. Why is this dog dressed up like a rabbit? And still, who wants a bag that’s in the shape of a dog? If for some reason you find this incredibly cute, you can buy it from Barneys.
Did I Do Acid? Oh It’s a Skinner Drawing
These drawings by Skinner are so intense that it’s almost difficult to take in. I definitely would not recommend bringing these on your trip. More at Booooooom.
Would You Like These in White, or Salmon?
Ever remember the food coloring packs that had the chart of colors one could create by mixing in varying amounts of the colors? I always wondered why they felt the need to include the color salmon on that list. Well, if you are the kind of person who found salmon useful, then you’ll probably like to buy them from The Glade
2009 Serpentine Pavillion Looks Like Real Life
This years Serpentine Pavillion in London by SANAA looks like the house of mirrors effects in Photobooth. Or just a house of mirrors. Whatever. More images of the grounds at Archinect