Here's a great song and cool video from Marina and the Diamonds directed by Kinga Burza
Friday, December 4, 2009
Music Video: Marina and the Diamonds - Hollywood
Thursday, December 3, 2009
LET'S TRASH THE PLACE
The Dutch artist Zeger Reyers' installation "Rotating Kitchen" is a kitchen that rotates slowly and will continue to do so through February, its objects let loose in the containing cube. It's part of the program "Eating the Universe. Food in Art." at Germany’s Kunsthalle Düsseldorf that features a whole series of exhibits, performances, and lectures centered around food art. Closes February 28th, 2010. See the videos that include a behind-the-scenes and a closeup view:
rotating kitchen from Zeger Reyers on Vimeo.
I'm kind of fascinated by this. I think it's catering to my destructive side.
The installation of "Rotating Kitchen"
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Art at Bay Station
Next time you take a subway ride, try and hop off at Bay Station [Bellair exit]. There's an awesome exhibit of paintings that are part of City on the Move, a program put on by the City of Toronto to encourage urban arts and culture.
For more on City on the Move, click here.
HippoShark
I don't know why...but I don't know why not.
This Hip Shark is eating a hot lady torso in fur mini dress. But she’s not a victim she’s hitting the hip head with a bone club. This necklace is great on women or men. Very detailed 7 super unique wearable art jewelry. For those that have almost everything.
Purchase at the verameat online store.
Tonight: Friendly Fires and The XX Afterparty
WRONGBAR | 1279 Queen Street West, Toronto
Get tickets here.
Ran Hwang: Installations
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Monday, November 30, 2009
Just for Scooter
It's the blog post you've been waiting all year for. Forget DJ Hero. Forget 2Fresh Showcases. Forget hot tracks, record releases and rad illustrators...
IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE is playing at the Bloor Cinema on Friday, December 18th!!!!
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!
Shame we'll be at the Christmas Party! Even bigger shame that I'm serious about being disappointed.
For showtimes, click here.
Hi My Name Is....Tote
Adding a bit of customization to its army of bag creations, Japanese bagmakers Porter develop a new series of bags alongside FLAVOR, each playing off the classic “Hello My Name Is” theme with the ability to outfit them in your selected name choice. Two different sizes are available, each produced in nine different two-tone hues. All look to soon become live through Anout Commune.
via HypeBeast
The Story of "The Pink Lady of Malibu"
One Saturday morning, on October 29, 1966, a massive 60-foot-tall painting of a nude pink lady holding flowers suddenly appeared as you headed into the tunnel on Malibu Canyon Road.
As word of the massive pink lady spread, and the traffic on the highway grew to a halt, city officials decided "The Pink Lady" had to be removed. Firefighters were called to hosing her off the rocks. It didn't work. Buckets of paint thinner were thrown on the rocks. It only made her pink skin pinker.
As county officials worked on figuring out a way to remove The Pink Lady, a 31-year-old paralegal from Northridge, a woman named Lynne Seemayer, suddenly showed up on the road and admitted that she was the artist who did the piece.
Seemayer said that she was annoyed by the graffiti that was all over the canyon wall ("Valley Go Home" was a memorable slogan) and so, over a 10 month period, she started to secretly climb up under the moonlight and suspended herself by ropes to remove the graffiti.
At 8 P. M. on October 28 Seemayer painted the Pink Lady using ordinary house paint. By dawn it was done.
The Pink Lade lasted only a week. Seemayer sued LA county for $1 million for the destruction of her work, and the county counter-sued for $28,000 in removal costs. Since the painting was on private property, both cases were dismissed by the court.
On Thursday, November 3, workers covered the painting with 14 gallons of brown paint.
via Wooster Collective
Friday, November 27, 2009
Ta2 Gallery: Katherine Piro
Have you come down and checked out some of the artwork currently hanging on the walls at Tattoo? I'm going to be showcasing some of the artists who are showing work in our space. If you're in the GTA, you really should come and check it out. 
Born in the USA. She moved to Canada at 19. She is a multidisciplinary artist, including painting, portraiture and illustration, and sculpture, murals, and make-up arts.
She has attended various schools including; Nazareth College, Rochester Institute of Technology, Ontario College of Art and Design, and the Toronto School of Art.
She currently lives and works in Toronto.
You can find more of Katherine's work on her website.
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Justis ft. Rufus - Tryn to Live
Tryn to Live from sammy rawal on Vimeo.
Here's a new video out directed by Sammy Rawal, friend of Ta2. Some of you will remember Sammy showed some fantastic prints at our first 2Fresh showcase. Others with an even keener eye will recognize the illustrations in the video to be from the talented Juliana Neufeld.
Do Not Adjust Your Mind, There Is A Fault In Reality
CHOP CUP from :weareom: on Vimeo.
The end of this video is WELL worth it. Stick through it for once people.
via Hell Yeah Dude
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Gregory Pepper and His Problems
If I was giving out "Band of the Month" awards, Gregory Pepper and His Problems would win. "With Trumpets Flaring" is the album and I can say it's pretty fantastic all the way through. Turns out that he's been nominated for a Bucky in the category of "Best New Band" name. I think that's on point.
Check out his myspace.
Monday, November 23, 2009
The Selby
God bless Todd Selby & his insane photography collection of creative people in their creative spaces. Toronto places have yet to make it on the list, so Todd... consider this an invitation.
View The Selby here.
2FRESH: 3rd Edition Showcase
We had a fantastic time hosting the 3rd edition of 2Fresh. Our art and music showcase saw another packed house, a fantastic set by electro-pop superstars Green Go, and the walls filled with some inspiring and talented pieces by many amazing artists. Thanks to everyone who came out and was part of the great event.
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