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RUSSIAN CLIMBING

Stopping over at Moscow airport I tought to check out russian culture online as this airport sux.... CCCP style with western brandnames and unfriendly red army times staff.

Well, check out the russian climbing at youtube..

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The Beautiful Losers Catalog [Boxed Edition]

The Beautiful Losers Catalog [Boxed Edition], 2006
Custom slipcased First Edition / First Printing catalog packaged in custom military grade wood box with limited editions and original works of art by the Beautiful Losers artists.

See below at left for a listing of the editions included in the box. Pre-order at bottom of page.

Approx 22 x 18 x 9 inches

Numbered edition of 100

Price $6000 (includes a pair of white gloves so you don't get your sticky hands all over the prints)

However you may feel free to get your sticky hands all over the following jpegs (click for the fabulous BIG size download and add them to your personal artporn stash - I know you have one)

Henry Chalfant - Lee, Futura, Dondi, hand printed silkscreen and pencil on manila acid free archival paper, 16 x 20 inches, signed and numbered

Clare E. Rojas - Faint Humms, limited edition compact disk, approx. 5 x 6 inches

Shepard Fairey - Untitled, silkscreen on paper, 10 x 8 inches, printed and signed by the artist, numbered edition of 100

Thomas Campbell - People Of Pangea Unite, hand printed silkscreen and pencil on manila acid free archival paper, 20 x 16 inches, signed and numbered

Cynthia Connolly - Page, Arizona [from the portfolio Ice Machines featured in the Beautiful Losers exhibition], silver gelatin print, 4 x 6 inches, printed and signed by the artist, edition of 100

Steve Powers - Untitled, hand printed silkscreen and pencil on soft white acid free archival paper, 16 x 20 inches, signed and numbered

Rostarr - Untitled, hand printed silkscreen and pencil on soft white acid free archival paper, 16 x 20 inches, signed and numbered

Ryan McGinness - Pathetic Lucky Charms Of The Hipster Doofus, hand printed silkscreen and pencil on soft white acid free deckle edged archival paper, 20 x 16 inches, signed and numbered

I fully realise that this is an insane amount of pictures to ask anyone to load on the front page of neverhappened - my sincerest apologies to the viewer in Bangkok on a dial up modem.  I only hope you enjoyed them as much as I did.

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Rafael Castañer Masdeu

A Visual Poet, from Barcelona no less...

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Perry Farrell interviews Shepard Fairey Part 2

Perry Farrell interviews Shepard Fairey

Part 1 in Perry Farrell's interview with legendary artist Shepard Fairey, in which the origins for his Obey Andre the Giant viral street art campaign are discussed.

It's French for forget

Recently I had the good fortune to go to the south
of France to drink VERY good rose' and eat a LOT
of cheese. There was some other stuff.

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Desktop Detritus

This is what happens when you don't tidy up your desktop.  You end up with a bunch of beautiful images and you have no idea where they came from.  If anyone is desparate to know I'll try my best to remember somehow -  maybe hypnotherapy will work...

P.S.  Try googling the name of the images if you absolutely can't wait for my hypnotherapy session.

Valéry Grancher

Valéry Grancher does beautifully naive paintings of web pages and other assorted computer ephemera - like the cray supercomputer above.  Delicious.

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Peter Tresize

Peter Tresize is a friend of mine in Bangkok.  Peter has been all over the world, from Ethiopia to Mongolia, in search of omelettes.  He's having an exhibition at I Colour from 24th June – 31st July.

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Space Invaders

A game of space invaders, pixels played by people in the seats of a theatre...