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Happy Friday…

Happy Friday…

3 months ago

@tomelsey ❤

@tomelsey ❤

3 months ago

Piotr Kamler - Une Mission Ephémère (1993)

(Source: youtube.com)

I love you.

PART ONE
01 / Lady Bug (Larry Levan Mix) / Bumblebee United
02 / Jump To It (Prince Klasson Edit) / Aretha Franklin
03 / R&B Junkie / Janet Jackson
04 / Precious Little Diamond / Fox The Fox
05 / Eminence Front (The Love Supreme Edit) / The Who
06 / Hungry For The Power / Azari & III
07 / Into The Night (CFCF Remix) / Azari & III
08 / Don’t Feel The Presence / Hunter-Game
09 / Debbie Downer / Argy & The Martinez Brothers
10 / Dirty Honey / Tom Demac

PART TWO
11 / Big Fun (The Classic Magic Juan Mix) / Inner City
12 / Mainline / Tensnake feat. Syron
13 / The Funk Phenomena / Armand Van Helden
14 / Flat Beat / Mr Oizo
15 / Can’t Wait / James Silk
16 / Street Walker / Duke Dumont
17 / Can’t Leave You / Maceo Plex
18 / Heartbreaker (Clio Remix) / DJ Le Roi
19 / Delight / Christian Burkhardt
20 / Cream / Claptone

PART THREE
21 / The Deep End (Holy Ghost! Remix) / Curses!
22 / Someone Like You / Soulmagic
23 / Falling / Maceo Plex
24 / Play It Loud! / Marco Carola
25 / Want You In My Soul (Hot Toddy Remix) / Lovebirds
26 / Wrong / Claptone
27 / Those Lights Are Lives / Mano Le Tough
28 / Hallelujah Anyway (Larse Vocal) / Candi Staton
29 / I Do Believe (40 Thieves Mix) / Kid Creole & The Coconuts
30 / Good Intentions / Session Victim

PART FOUR
31 / Final (Art Of Tones Disco Dub) / Evan Evans
32 / Caller Number Seven / Dave Aju
33 / Dance School / Kano
34 / Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (Edit) / Indeep
35 / Weekend Affair / Wolf + Lamb & Soul Clap
36 / Hope / Munchi
37 / Curb My Heart / Tiger & Woods
38 / Invert / Discodeine
39 / New Life (Perseus ‘Summer of 83’ Remix) / Jeremy Glenn
40 / Slow / Duff Disco

Today’s hot topic at CTG covered in the NYT! Our newest charity initiative launches tomorrow, recreatenewyork.org. (at CREATETHE GROUP)

Today’s hot topic at CTG covered in the NYT! Our newest charity initiative launches tomorrow, recreatenewyork.org. (at CREATETHE GROUP)

4 months ago

Words, he decided, were inadequate at best,
impossible at worst. They meant too many things.
Or they meant nothing at all.
Patricia A. McKillip

(Source: likeafieldmouse, via intotheslipstream)

Classic.

Merry Christmas holiday jams! Courtesy of @commonspaced…

TablaDay (2012 HolidayBassMix) 

House music all night long…

Boston Bun “Housecall” #edbanger

“I Go To Sleep” - The original Kinks demo version is perfect.

Jon Rafman/brandnewpaintjob.
Matisse Boy’s Room, 2011
Jon Rafman is an artist widely-known for his 9-Eyes project (currently exhibiting at London’s Saatchi Gallery) that sees him digitally traverse the byways and highways of Google Street View, capturing images with the incidental eye of a street photographer. This is his medium: utilising existing imagery and software, which is accessible to anyone near the internet, and presenting it in new and unexpected contexts. With that in mind, in none of his series are the web tools at his disposal more successfully manipulated than the ongoing Brand New Paint Job.

Using Google’s 3D Warehouse, Rafman picks objects and interiors and wallpapers, shrink-wraps, drapes and carpets them with the works of the modern masters. This coalescence of low and high brow, surface and form, mass production and high art, reality and unreality is a comment on what? The suggestion of an over-commercialised art world? A comment about the “everyone’s a curator” debate? A post-modern interior designer fantasy?


Whatever it is, it’s accessible and aesthetic joviality on style and the subversive propagation of art online – also, who wouldn’t want to drink Campari spritzers in a Modigliani tavern?!

Jon Rafman/brandnewpaintjob.

Matisse Boy’s Room, 2011

Jon Rafman is an artist widely-known for his 9-Eyes project (currently exhibiting at London’s Saatchi Gallery) that sees him digitally traverse the byways and highways of Google Street View, capturing images with the incidental eye of a street photographer. This is his medium: utilising existing imagery and software, which is accessible to anyone near the internet, and presenting it in new and unexpected contexts. With that in mind, in none of his series are the web tools at his disposal more successfully manipulated than the ongoing Brand New Paint Job.

Using Google’s 3D Warehouse, Rafman picks objects and interiors and wallpapers, shrink-wraps, drapes and carpets them with the works of the modern masters. This coalescence of low and high brow, surface and form, mass production and high art, reality and unreality is a comment on what? The suggestion of an over-commercialised art world? A comment about the “everyone’s a curator” debate? A post-modern interior designer fantasy?

Whatever it is, it’s accessible and aesthetic joviality on style and the subversive propagation of art online – also, who wouldn’t want to drink Campari spritzers in a Modigliani tavern?!

(via imaginarios)

4 months ago