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Rocketboom Humanwire correspondent Candice House speaks with Atlanta based graffiti artist Hense.
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Poster art based off of Quentin Tarantino’s Inglorious Basterds, made by a fantastic creative team, were auctioned off on February 18th to benefit the victims of the earthquake in Haiti. See all of the posters over at Upper Playground.
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Think by Miguel Gonzalez
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The Clue to van Gogh's Missing Ear →
The mystery behind the most famous mutilation in art history may finally have been solved:
A scholar has found evidence that a distraught Vincent van Gogh slashed his ear after learning that his brother, Theo, on whom he depended financially and emotionally, was about to get married.
Martin Bailey, who has written a book on van Gogh and curated two exhibitions of his work, devised his theory after meticulous detective work on a letter in a painting that the artist completed soon after he injured himself.
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Torture by Sam Weber
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Go ahead, panic.
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Brock Davis : Houston, We Have A Problem
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Logan Walters: “The Many Faces of a Space Invader”
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Springfield Still Life by Alvaro Sabaini
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Artist Dominic Wilcox attached a metal On/Off switch to his head with wig tape and kept it there, day and night, for a month.
Wilcox says:
“I remember after leaving the place where it was done I had to overtake some people on the path. I knew they would see it, so that was a big moment, then after that I relaxed a little. I went into a pub once and ordered a drink. It felt like the music and pool balls came to a stop for a second or so. Then started up again.”
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Internet Vices by Patrick Moberg
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Pterodactyls Hate T-Shirts (via Jason Sweeney)
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19 October 2009
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