Japanese artist Kazumasa Nagai's posters put animal spirits at the heart of a floating modern world.
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Happy People
The people of the Siberian taiga, like the creatures they hunt and trap, are kept busy trying not to get bloodied or frozen, in a documentary narrated by Werner Herzog. Video after the jump.
Read More »Marshall Headphones: Unleash Your Inner Roadie?
To brand a normally-invisible gadget, it pays to know your cognoscenti.
Read More »Get Your Phases Sorted
Among the lunar-phase calendars usually found stacked in crystal shops and New-Age book stores, a radial version by designer and type founder Dimitre Lima stands out.
Read More »Lady Gaga Rematerializes the Image
To reboot their product line, Polaroid have appealed to the highest authority: they've named Lady Gaga their creative director. Her photographic sunglasses may be a caprice; her new digital instant camera offers retronovation with technical flair.
Read More »This Intel Ad is Like a Day in the Life
A breakneck desktop adventure offers an uncanny sense of what daily life is like for a tech blogger. Video after the jump.
Read More »Uncanny Chic
This year's spring line will debut in the Uncanny Valley.
Read More »OMG, Is That a Guitar on Your iPad?
A ukulele is still a better option for guitarists on the go. But Amidio's OMGuitar approaches the six-string "interface" with refreshing sensitivity.
Read More »Generative Art as Immaculate Reconception
From Tiepolo's Immaculate Conception, a generative rush of uncanny planes emerges not as narrative, but a separate object of contemplation.
Read More »Seeing Sartorially
A short film about the eye behind The Sartorialist shows how the web, like the printing press and photography before it, unleashes disruptive beauty. Video after the jump.
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