Stuff We <3

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• Tight Space by David Byrne

  A new installation @ the Chelsea Highline for The Pace Gallery.

• Park Here | An In-door Pop-up Park Hosted by Openhouse Gallery

  Being from Miami, winter can be especially hard for me. I’m constantly seeking out ways to cheer myself up when the sun doesn’t quite rise for (what seems like) days on end. Tanning salons, hot yoga, wearing a bikini underneath my 10 layers of clothing – I’ve tried all the cheap mental tricks in the [...]

• Agata Nowicka

  Retro modern illustrations.  We have decided to go to Poland to befriend this artist and persuade her to illustrate our next round of promo pictures.  More at Vectroave

• “Relationshapes” by David Rees

  Relationshapes is a (finished?) comic serial that ran on The Hairpin for the last several months. It always makes me laff. You really have to view them in context to truly appreciate them. But you won’t regret it.

• Franklin Collao & Petra Cortright

  OK OK OK… so much to <3 about this series: Petra Cortright, Queen of the Net Preteen Gallery Awesome digital collage technique, reminds me of something I’ve been working on… This awesome project comes from a collaboration between Petra and photographer Franklin Collao, for the latest issue of Caviar Izquierda. | via Petra’s Facebook

• Punch Me Panda

  Brooklyn-based artist Nate Hill, who has ridden several animal-personas to moderate internet fame, is back at it. His latest creation, Punch Me Panda, is currently on a mission to bring catharsis to the Brooklyn masses. | via the Wall Street Journal

• Vanessa Lamounier

  Let’s be honest: there’s no shortage of fashion-magazine-collage art out there. It’s practically a genre in itself. But somehow, Vanessa Lamounier is able to make me look at things in a whole new way with her ugly, fractured, prismatic renderings of skinny blondes and naked girls in knee-highs. Check out her Flickr for more. | [...]

• Moustakion. Mosstaccio. Moustache…it’s Movember.

  Move over November, Movember is taking over. Every Movember, valiant men aka. Mo Bro’s all over the global, cultivate their facial hair into walking works of of art. Mo Bro’s raise funds and awareness for prostate cancer, and other men’s health issues. Since We at We < 3 are ‘stache impaired, we unfortunately, will not [...]

• New World Transparent Specimen

  This an amazing experiment by Iori Tomita, where animals are turned clear, and then their bones and cartilage are selectively dyed to expose what’s under the surface. Wish they were still living. | via Geekologie

• Strandbeest | Theo Jansen

  Animaris Umerus walking – June ’09 from Strandbeest on Vimeo. Theo Jansen makes skeleton animals out of recycled plastic bottles, a bicycle pump and plastic tubes that thrive on wind so they don’t have to eat. He wants to put the animals out in herds on beaches so they can live their lives to the [...]