by Chris Danforth on May 17, 2012
As a visionary in digital technology and photographic media, Vancouver-based Malcolm Levy has recently captained a project titled Other Frames. Taking video imagery from his travels to Shanghai, New York, Sao Paulo, Bali, Istanbul and India, Levy has slowed the footage to the degree that it is mostly unrecognizable. Essentially, images from in between each frame have been isolated by the Canadian artist, curator, writer and filmmaker. Hidden in plain sight, the images from Other Frames uphold the colours and textures of the original footage while simultaneously offering an other-worldly impression. Presenting static images derived from the footage, a blurred representation of technology and nature is emphasized. Images can be found here of Sao Paulo, China, and Bali.
While being notably involved with several other artistic endeavors, Levy also heads music label Hybridity, which is aimed at managing artists based in Vancouver. Robbie Slade and Peter Ricq comprise the group Humans, which recently launched their Traps EP with Hybridity. To coincide with the release, Levy created an Other Frames video to accompany it.
by Jaeden Korberg on May 17, 2012
by James Raleigh on May 16, 2012
French designer Patrick Norguet has teamed up with Italian furniture manufacturer Alias to create the Kobi Outdoor Chair. Clearly both have a passion for technology and functionality, as both of these passions are manifested by the elegant and lightweight structure of the luxurious seat. The legs are crafted from stove-enameled aluminum, finished with an oak veneer. The colourful seating portion is consists of a woven steel wire design topped with leather or fabric cushions, which are available for the seat only, seat plus back, and full shell option. The piece was on show at Solone del Mobile during Milan Design Week 2012 and should be available worldwide soon.
SOURCE: designboom
by Peter Coultas on May 16, 2012
![0 Young & Reckless Catches Up With Kendrick Lamar [Video]](http://img.youtube.com/vi/XLYMQ2V7ph4/0.jpg "Young & Reckless Catches Up With Kendrick Lamar [Video]")
Kendrick Lamar recently sat down with Young & Reckless at the Fantasy Factory while shooting a promotional video for the upcoming launch of the Ghost Recon: Future Soldier video game. In the interview, Kendrick spoke on what it was like performing with Dr. Dre at Coachella, what to expect on his new album, and the most reckless thing he’s done lately. Stay tuned for the exclusive Team Ghost hat that Kendrick and Young & Reckless specifically made for the Ghost Recon: Future Soldier release.
by Landon Becker-Parton on May 16, 2012
Back in January, HUF released the first installment of their “Fuck It” cap series. Now the California skate and streetwear brand brings their newest installment to the series. This time around the hats, offered in the form of a 5-panel snapback and a bucket hat, are featured in three different types of camouflage; Granite Camo, Tiger Camo, and Sahara Camo. All of the caps feature the words “Fuck It” embroidered in the front panel. The 5-panel is retailing for $34.00 USD while the snapback and bucket hats retail for $40.00 USD; all of which can be purchased now from the HUF online store.
