06/20/2018
Scrabble Tile Lights
Before Fortnite and online FIFA tourneys, people gathered around a table and played board games. Archaic, right? Remember those rage-filled family game…
06/18/2018
8 Pocket Knives Almost Too Beautiful to Use
When it comes to the pocket knife you choose to use on a regular basis, you have options. Do you…
06/15/2018
Link About It: This Week’s Picks: Peach-scented records, LSD for anxiety, windowless planes, gems falling from the sky and more
1. Psychedelics Could Repair Brain Cells “Shriveled” by Depression University of California researchers have observed that psychedelics like LSD and…
06/14/2018
Link About It: Pornhub’s to Open Interactive Art Show
Opening in LA this July, an interactive art installation by perhaps an unexpected company: Pornhub. The month-long exhibition imagines a…
06/14/2018
Link About It: Brujas Combines Feminism, Skate Culture + Art
Feminist skate crew and art collective Brujas recently took over East Village venue Performance Space for their “Training Facility” which…
06/11/2018
Returning to the Philip Johnson Glass House: An easy day trip from NYC to explore ever-evolving art and architecture
It’s been one year since the sculpture gallery reopened on the grounds of New Canaan, Connecticut’s Philip Johnson Glass House.…
06/09/2018
Link About It: This Week’s Picks: Antarctica’s first-ever Pride celebration, Olafur Eliasson’s debut building, underwater data, lawn flamingoes and more
1. Microsoft’s Underwater Data Center One cylinder comprising 864 servers and 27.6 petabytes of storage has been dropped by Microsoft…
06/07/2018
Los Angeles Queer Biennial 2018: What if Utopia: A celebration and coming together of culture and community in DTLA
by Kyle Raymond Fitzpatrick Running through Pride month in Los Angeles, the third incarnation of the Queer Biennial is currently…
06/06/2018
Buy: “I Blame the Internet” Print
Conceptual, video and installation artist Jeremy Deller’s “I Blame the Internet” print combines relatable sentiment, comedy, charm and perhaps a…
