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This washbasin is called Skin by Lago
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Florence Welch’s home in South London photographed by Angelo Pennetta for Vogue, May 2013
oh how...
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P22 Johnston Underground meets lyrics again, this time for The Smiths & ‘What Difference Does It Make?’
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A Swift Train West
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Dominick D’Ostilio
chimpanzee, ink on paper, 13 in. x 8 in.
signed: D. D’Ostilio
collection of Jane Gullett
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Ms Mr - Hurricane
A lot in love with Ms Mr. Can’t wait ‘til they hit the UK….soon?
Who knew Peter Hook lead a double life as an Australian singer songwriter? Not really.. Josh Pyke ft Katy Steele ‘Punch in the Heart’. We saw Katy play In the City a couple of years ago in Manchester. She was AMAZING live.
Guinness do it again with this new ad ‘Dark Life’ currently running in the UK. Particularly loving the shots of Hong Kong, and use of Beach House track. (Directed by Frederic Planchon)
Here at The Lab we love what the guys at Gestalten TV do. So we were a little surprised when we came across this video. If anyone out there understands what the artist in the film is talking about, please get in touch, as we’re completely lost :/
If you’re into Shepard Fairey and OBEY however, definitely check out our other post HERE.
An excerpt from Lance Bangs and Spike Jonze’s Tell Them Anything You Want, their documentary about “Where the Wild Things Are” creator Maurice Sendak — shown here with his pining bride-to-be, Catherine Keener. Spike and Lance will give a Q&A about the film after it screens at our new free weekly screening series at Ace Hotel New York, Liberty Hall Screenings.
The first screening is this Sunday — we’ll kick off with an evening of Moscow Mules and short films shot at Ace NYC with Massify and Killer Films, followed by Cold Weather by Rooftop Films, a NY-based nonprofit that supports independent film through production, education and really awesome outdoor screenings (though they’re making an exception for Liberty Hall).
