Urban Honking

We had various rules regarding the television when I was growing up. They changed some over the years–including the time my parents paid my brothers and I five hundred dollars each to not watch TV for a year–though it usually stuck to something like choosing a show or two per day adding up to no […]

Another informative Good magazine feature, this one more on every day preventative measures for energy conservation, some great animation as usual, and also features music by COPY.

A really cool new Good magazine feature on urban agriculture; featuring some Audio Dregs music by Melodium and Flim!

Last Thursday I experienced a minor tragedy. I had wanted to wear my favorite beret to the American Teen premiere, a vintage black wool number with pearls and sequins dotting it in symmetrical rows, but the sun was oppressive and it was much too hot to wear it in the day, so I shoved it […]

On Monday resident FADER videographer Hanly Banks and I saw Brit sensations / fake shoegaze dance band Friendly Fires play in New York. We filmed some of their show, too, and put them up on the FADER bloggerstino, which you can watch here. Hanly’s arm was getting tired but she let me give the camera […]

You should go see this show at the Chelsea Art Museum–it’s about the environment but it’s mostly not heavy handed, and it’s by new young artists but they are mostly not shitty or pretentious or driven solely by their retail value (shocking!). And there are some beautiful examples of my favorite mediums: concept-driven pop sculpture […]

I suppose it is redundant to say that Trina is coming for K. Sis’ title considering like, w/out Trina K.Sis would not exist. But also, how weird is this vid?

In case you didn’t cop FADER 55 yet (for shame) here is the result of my trip to Milan to interview Italian house gobmonsters CROOKERS. I also got a tan.

I didn’t think I could cry anymore. Was wrong.

More on suddenly:suddenly was born of urban planner Thomas Sieverts’s astonishing observation that “the shaping of the landscape where we live can no longer be achieved by the traditional resources of town planning, urban design, and architecture. New ways must be explored, which are as yet unclear.” suddenly comprises a set of exhibitions, an annotated […]