Monika Grzymala has an amazing looking show that is wrapping up at the Sumarria Lunn on the 11th. You should consider checking it out if you are in the London area.

This is an older video by the David Crowder Band, but I just recently saw it. The entire video is stop animation using 700,000 LITE-BRITE® pegs.

I recently found these interesting sketches by Cem Bilge on Google+. I really enjoy how each piece is a comfortable blend of traditional drawing and digital illustration.

Last week on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, the dynamic duo Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon performed their third installment of “History of Rap.”

In this series, Satellite Collections, Jenny Odell cuts and collects various images from satellite map imagery. Each piece is themed around images like airplanes, boats, pools, stadiums, etc.

After seeing Pearl Jam Twenty on PBS over the weekend, I have old school grunge rock on the mind. I had forgotten how just how intense their performances could be.

Nikolai Lockertsen is a digital artist creating fantastic artwork with his computer and iPad.  The images below were drawn/painted with his iPad using various applications

Carsten Höller will be transforming the New Museum’s building into an giant playground as part of his retrospective show on October 26. Höller will be installing an enclosed slide that visitors can use to travel from the fourth floor to the second.

I actually discovered Alex Kanevsky through a comment on last week’s post on Joshua Bronaugh. The commenter was noting the similarities between Bronaugh and Kanevsky.