Skateboarding in New York City in the 1960ies
A nice touch of nostalgia, as we came across Bill Eppridge’s skateboarding photos he took in New York City during the 1960s
Snow Drawings at Rabbit Ears Pass/Colorado
Step by step this massive snow drawing was trampled into freshly fallen snow by artist Sonja Hinrichsen with the help of five volunteers last month at Rabbit Ears Pass in Colorado.
More pics and watch an aerial clip here.
Neil Craver – Underwater Series
Here we have some images from North Carolina-based photographer Neil Craver, his project is called ‘Underwater’.
The Past and The Future Of Famous Logos
A brief review of the history of famous logos and predictions of how they will look like in the future made by Stock Logos.
Maddie On Things: Daily Photo Project with Dog all over the U.S.
Photographer Theron Humphrey travels across the US with his coonhound Maddie, capturing her (and the country) as she poses on top of things.
Theo Gosselin – Lifestyle Photography
“WE’RE NOT REVOLUTIONARIES – WE ARE THE REVOLUTION – YOUNG FREE AND IMMORTAL – Some pictures by Theo Gosselin, 21, from France.”
Streetart: “If You Want To Achieve Greatness – Stop Asking For Permission” – Eddie Colla
“It’s just about controlling your own fate. If you make your success contingent upon the approval of others, you’re kinda following the formula for failure. There are few great achievements in the history of the world that were not, at first, met with doubt or fear or both.”
Riccardo Tisci and Kanye West in Vogue
Watch all the pictures and read what Tisci had to say about working together with Kanye West and Jay-Z at WHUDAT.
“Punk Rock Rainbow Sparkle” – Paintings by Natalia Fabia
“Punk rock is one of my true loves. Punk to me is an attitude, a lifestyle. Punk is a middle finger, punk is do-it-yourself, do what you want. It’s a kind of freedom. I’m attracted to my subjects for having that quality.”
Streetart meets Poetry: Poems on Billboards by Robert Montgomery
“I wanted to convey that our current very narrow and extreme version of Capitalism, which is based on over-simplified Reaganomics and relies on the wealth of the investment banking class “trickling down” to everyone else instead of investing in free healthcare and free education, which we could do very painlessly, is a historical mistake. And I wanted to convey that Occupy is good and positive and should be listened to and not marginalised.” – Robert Montgomery
Shadow Sculptures made of Rubbish
The art of projection is emblematic of transformative art. The process of transformation, from discarded waste, scrap metal or even taxidermy creatures to a recognizable image, echoes the idea of ‘perceptual psychology’ a form of evaluation used for psychological patients.
INSA: “Looking For All The Wrong Places”
INSA’s first foray into video debuted last night on UK television’s Channel 4.
Unfortunately I couldn’t integrate the video here, so please come watch it at WHUDAT (+ join WHUDAT on facebook!).
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