This is the beautiful venue in Melbourne, where I spoke last week! Watch the CARBON recap video below!

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Two weeks ago I posted about how Grand Central Terminal in New York was gonna be the setting for a performance orchestrated by artist Nick Cave. Here’s a little clip of the performance which featured a herd of colourful horses brought to life by numerous dancers. Love this.

Michel Gondry shares some memories of films in his favourite video store, a little VHS and DVD spot in Paris. Watch below!

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Sha Hwang has created a bookmarklet that you can add to your browser and use it to slitscan any Youtube or Vimeo video! Just drag this link to your bookmark bar: slitscanner. Then open a video in Vimeo (make sure you are using HTML5) and click on the bookmarklet. SO COOOL.

I created the above image using this Lazer Sword video (this is also the example Sha uses on his site). Sha says users can download the code and modify it. He’s publishing slitscans to: shahwang.tumblr.com

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Here’s the third and final part of the Pow Wow Hawaii 2012 recap video. This one gives you a little peek at the house that all the artists (30+ people) stay at, as well as the opening night madness at Loft in Space.

Pow Wow 2013 will see many of these artists returning, but there’s gonna be a bunch of new blood, including: Dalek, Dabs and Myla, Jeff Soto, Andrea Wan, Kid Zoom, Hannah Stouffer, Faith47, Nychos, Patrick Martinez, Herakut, Reka, Yoskay Yamamoto, Tanja Jade, Remi Mead and a million others! Definitely a lot more female artists. I can’t wait.

For everyone that was asking about this all summer, here is “Part I” of the re-cap of Pow Wow Hawaii 2012 (aka the best month of my life). It’s been incredible to watch a group of my friends completely change a city in just a couple years.

Another great video from the Foam For You series! This one features photographer Jessica Backhaus exploring the theme of “Wonder”.

Watch below!

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Dutch artist Berndnaut Smilde makes real clouds form inside of empty rooms! He uses a fog machine and carefully adjusts the temperature and humidity to produce clouds just long enough to photograph.

Watch a video of Smilde creating a cloud below!

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