| Peyote People Gallery part 2 |
| 10.14.13 | No Comments |
Category: death |design |drug culture |exhibitions |folk |gothypants |Mexico |Photography |psychedelia |spirituality
| Mexico City |
| 10.11.13 | No Comments |
Category: animals |color theory |death |design |drawing |folk |gothypants |Mexico |Mexico City |painting |photo by Seze
 
| Mexico City |
| 10.10.13 | No Comments |
everything is on sale all the time!
little girl all in pink by the side of the road
fresh coconuts!
coconut water and freash cut cocnut with lime and paprika
pretty skull beads purchased by my friend at the witchcraft market
I wish US money had gorgeous female artists on it
| Dreaming in Pinot Noir |
| 04.13.13 | No Comments |
lovely organic vegetable gardens at Lynmar Estate
blooming kale flowers
gorgeous glass walled wine cellar at Lynmar Estate
chair made entirely of used corks
| Treehorn Books – Santa Rosa, CA |
| 04.09.13 | No Comments |
Oooh I just love a good used bookstore. I can spend hours getting lost in one. We found pretty much one of the best ones I have ever been to, in Santa Rosa, California. Treehorn Books had just the right combination of fine literature and many obscure books on wine and other delicious hedonistic California activities.
…and I met this lovely lady
pretty miniature paper dollhouses hung in the windows too
| Mutek 2012 |
| 06.12.12 | No Comments |
Category: architecture |color theory |concerts |design |food |friends |hedonism |installation |light Artists |music |music festivals |snapshots |travel
Heading to Montréal for Mutek every year is always very inspirational and fun! Here are some vacation snapshots.
Jeff Mills
Jeff Mills
Jeff Mills
St. James Church exterior
St. James Church interior
St. James Church interior
Old Fashioned Camera Shop
Kink
Alex Smoke
Public Lover
Public Lover
Alex Smoke & Bryan
Palais des congrès de Montréal
Palais des congrès de Montréal
I love the new steps at SAT, light peaks through the glass circles
Fresh dumplings being made in Chinatown!
After a decadent Syrian food meal with Peter Van Hoesen and friends
| Kraftwerk’s Radio-Activity at MoMA |
| 04.12.12 | No Comments |
Radio-Activity at The Museum of Modern Art, April 11, 2012 in 3D!
The Model
She’s a model and she’s looking good
I’d like to take her home that’s understood
She plays hard to get, she smiles from time to time
It only takes a camera to change her mind
She’s going out tonight but drinking just champagne
And she has been checking nearly all the men
She’s playing her game and you can hear them say
She is looking good, for beauty we will pay
She’s posing for consumer products now and then
For every camera she gives the best she can
I saw her on the cover of a magazine
Now she’s a big success, I want to meet her again
Man Machine
Numbers
Numbers
Numbers
Computerworld!
Computerworld!
subway ride home
Photos by Seze Devres
| 20 Cats As Fonts |
| 02.16.12 | No Comments |
I absolutely love 20 Cats As Fonts. Click here to see the rest.
| ‘Hello Mr. Stella’ by Anthony Burrill |
| 01.23.12 | No Comments |
| Blood Table |
| 01.13.11 | No Comments |
Category: design
The Mexico City architect Elias Kababie’s drip table.
| Pix – 2x concentrated use 1/2 as much |
| 12.02.10 | No Comments |
| Happy Hanukkah |
| 12.01.10 | No Comments |
Category: amazing women |architecture |design |installation |New York City |spirituality |too beautiful for words
Artist Kiki Smith and architect Deborah Gans talk about their stained glass window in the Museum at Eldridge Street. Their new design is the culminating piece of the 20-plus-year restoration of this national historic landmark, an 1887 synagogue. Smith and Gans’s design features a celestial motif – illuminated stars in a swirling pattern that evokes the Big Bang.
Listen to the story here
Stained-glass window by artist Kiki Smith and architect Deborah Gans
in the 1887 Eldridge Street Synagogue
Courtesy Museum at Eldridge Street
| Brian Dettmer: Book Autopsies |
| 06.03.09 | No Comments |
Brian Dettmer sifts through stacks of antiquated books, boxes of dusty cassette tapes, and piles of obsolete maps to uncover the perfect source and subject for his conceptual explorations and sculptural dissections. Dettmer alters pre-existing materials by selectively removing and manipulating elements as a way to allow new interpretations and ideas to emerge. With the precision of a surgeon, Dettmer uses scalpels, tweezers, and other medical instruments to carve into the surface of his found objects to reveal hidden meanings.
Skull, sculpture made from altered cassette tape cartridges by Brian Dettmer
Websters New World Dictionary altered by Brian Dettmer
| James Jean |
| 05.24.09 | No Comments |
Category: abstraction |death |design |drawing |erotica |gothypants |painting |too beautiful for words
James Jean’s portfolio site: www.jamesjean.com
James Jean’s blog: www.processrecess.com
| Danceteria |
| 05.19.09 | No Comments |
My dad found an old drink ticket from the 80s NYC club Danceteria and scanned it for me. I always loved their logo and flyer designs.
front & back
An amazing archive of Danceteria Flyers
Danceteria blog filled with cool videos and memorabilia
Late Night Reruns - Stephanie Chernikowski - 4/09/82
| Coraline in true 3D was gorgeous |
| 03.04.09 | No Comments |
Category: amazing women |animation |cats |color theory |design |drawing |drug culture |fashion |film |girl culture |gothypants |housewives |humor |mythology |pop culture |smart art |spirituality |stripes |too beautiful for words
I had a chance to view Coraline in true 3D at the most lovely movie theater in New York The Ziegfeld. Coraline is far better and darker than most children’s films. The visuals were completely inspiring and I can’t wait to see it again and again.
from the original book by Neil Gaiman
Coraline and her kitty venture down the rabbit hole.
The mouse circus performance was my favorite part.
