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For about a week now, I've had soot dropping down the chimney and kept thinking "We'll have to get that cleaned." At seven this morning, I walked into my front room to open the curtains and found the culprit, Santa the Pigeon. I was considering getting it stuffed to add to the collection...
Some really interesting work by Miru Kim, including the Naked City Spleen, a series of shots taken around the world with nudes in unconventional places. Probably quite cold, damp, dangerous, unconventional places by the look of it. That's probably the point, so I won't get to artsy about it and let you decide for yourselves.
I seem to be seeing more and more knitted stuff as time goes by and I'm starting to like it. In a totally manly way, of course. These knitted Converse are by Dutch fashion designer, Daryl van Wouw. Check out the series of five Converse Extensions over at the Virtual Shoe Museum, which is worthy of a blog entry all of it's own when I get a sec.
"Street Art" as a term has probably seen it's day. For now anyway. But there's still merit in a lot of work and I'm a fan of Paul Insect, who's in amongst the bunch who have contributed to the auction to raise awareness about the Cochlear Implant. It's all in aid of the Cochlear Unit at Great Ormond Street Hospital. Get in touch with The Paradise By Way of Kensal Green for tickets and info.
For about a week now, I've had soot dropping down the chimney and kept thinking "We'll have to get that cleaned." At seven this morning, I walked into my front room to open the curtains and found the culprit, Santa the Pigeon. I was considering getting it stuffed to add to the collection...
Some really interesting work by Miru Kim, including the Naked City Spleen, a series of shots taken around the world with nudes in unconventional places. Probably quite cold, damp, dangerous, unconventional places by the look of it. That's probably the point, so I won't get to artsy about it and let you decide for yourselves.
I seem to be seeing more and more knitted stuff as time goes by and I'm starting to like it. In a totally manly way, of course. These knitted Converse are by Dutch fashion designer, Daryl van Wouw. Check out the series of five Converse Extensions over at the Virtual Shoe Museum, which is worthy of a blog entry all of it's own when I get a sec.
"Street Art" as a term has probably seen it's day. For now anyway. But there's still merit in a lot of work and I'm a fan of Paul Insect, who's in amongst the bunch who have contributed to the auction to raise awareness about the Cochlear Implant. It's all in aid of the Cochlear Unit at Great Ormond Street Hospital. Get in touch with The Paradise By Way of Kensal Green for tickets and info.