Dear Comedy Network, please give my friends Bart and Chris their own show. This new episode of “Archeologists” should be all the evidence you need! Watch below!

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Tommy Carroll has been skating since he was ten, but has been blind since he was two. This is one of the most inspiring things I’ve seen. Just watching him drop in was enough to bring a tear to my eye. Watch below!

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KQED, Little Paper Planes, and Needles and Pens have joined forces to create “Working Title”, a fun series of portraits of artist entrepreneurs in San Francisco.

This first episode features artist, and self-taught carpenter, Jay Nelson. He builds tree houses for a living, and he builds some other pretty amazing things too. Watch below!

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An A-Z list of influential architects and their most notable building. I don’t know enough architecture to know who else should have made it on this list, but let me know in the comments! Watch below!

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“The Event of a Thread” installation by Ann Hamilton just closed at The Armory. I was dying to go after seeing several images of it pop up on Instagram last week, but lucky for us designer/photographer Paul Octavious shot a little video of the installation.

Actually, I’m not sure if lucky is the right word, I’m now a bit more depressed I didn’t get to go. Watch below!

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Mtn-World just posted a little video of my friend Scott Sueme painting all over Amsterdam and Barcelona on his way to participate in an artist residency program in South Africa. Love his lettering, watch below!

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A fine piece of filmmaking here! Margot Henderson’s ginger banquet, directed by Kim Gehrig for Nowness. Love the poetic narration by Lily Cole (written by Rose Cartwright). Watch below!

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Scott Lenhardt’s “Twenty Four Hour Woman” calendar features his character, a naked lady, doing all sorts of random activities. But it’s not what it sounds like.

Someone on Etsy asked, ”Why is she not pretty and attractive? (no neck, beady eyes, etc.)” I love that this sort of thing reveals what people consider beauty to be.

Watch the video below.

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