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- Kitsch of the Day: Murals for the Molester Van Set
Found and captured at a gas station near Toledo, Ohio. This artful rendition of a majestic, breeching cetacean just screams freedom. What type of man would have such a masterpiece on the side of an ordinary industrial van? We don’t know. This camera shy animal lover scampered away at the first sign of observance. Maybe [...]
- Spicy Road Trip: Notacon
Spicy’s taking a bit of a trek this weekend, way, way down to that burning river of a city. Hometown for Agent Nate, this will be Agent Drew’s first time visiting Cleveland. While we’ll no doubt be eating like kings (and let’s be honest, when don’t we), the real reason for the journey [...]
- Artsy Link Dump: Clocks and Things
One of my favorite sites, Vvork has recently been plowing through the odds and ends of anything clocks, time, and art. There’s something so human about time and so iconic about time pieces. With so much embedded imagery and meaning, clocks and time can be the basis for incredibly interesting art pieces. [...]
- Hatch Showprint: Musical History via Woodblock
Founded in 1879, Hatch Showprint has captured the essence of country music, rock bands, all-star wrestling, and even sausage, from its Nashville Printshop. Initially announcing the arrival of preacher Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, brother of Harriet Beecher Stowe, Hatch moved onto circus’, minstrels shows, vaudeville acts, and carnivals. Located behind the world-famous Ryman [...]
- America’s Most Wanted: Komar and Melamid
This summer, while interning with the GRL, I had the opportunity to meet and work with the talented Dan Melamid. He’s a director known for doing work with the likes of 50 Cent, The Prodigy, Styles P, and Large Professor. Dan, fun, laid, back, and always professional, directs a quality video.
Dan is not [...]
