By Roman Schramm. (via i heart photograph)

Work by Ane Graff.

Soft by Katarina Hruskova.

Work by Kenneth Tam.

Offending The Audience, by Emily Mast.

Offending The Audience is an “anti-play” that was written in 1966 by the Austrian novelist and playwright Peter Handke. This 45-minute lecture about theater must, by necessity, take place in a theater while attempting to be as un-theatrical as possible. In this particular adaptation, seven children between the ages of six and twelve remove the audience from the artificiality of a critical discourse of artifice by introducing real play into a play that, for all its avant-garde seminality is, to a contemporary ear, far too self-conscious to be listened to.

Call for Applications: Ride Along, One Day Residencies In My Car

For this summer in Los Angeles, I've begun a residency program called "Ride Along". It is a program of one-day residencies, open to all, that takes place in my car.

I pick you up. We drive around Los Angeles. You, I and/or we make something. I drop you off at the end of the day.

Go here to download the information and application form.

Space is limited so hurry up and go.

Hi (Human Interface) by Multitouch Barcelona. (via neoanalogue)

Defacements by Matthew Cusick.

"Pages from old schoolbooks that are altered by sanding and scraping away everything except the page number, an illustration, and a few chosen words."

Work by Paul Outerbridge, who worked mostly in the 1920s and 30s.

Work by Hanne Lippard. (vvork's on a roll)

Beeswax stuff by Markus Fielder.

The backs of Inge Jacobsen's hand-stitched Vogue covers are the best. (via today and tomorrow)

Work by Steve Bishop.

Work by Mika Rottenberg. (via vvork)

Work by Anna Krachey. (via haw-lin)

Tyler the Creator's Yonkers.



Watching Yonkers.

Mexican pointy boots.

James Face by Oli and Alex.

"I LIKE GOING ONTO MY FRIENDS FACEBOOK PAGE, TAKING PHOTOS OF HIM, CHANGING HIS FACE SLIGHTLY THEN PUTTING THEM BACK UP ON FACEBOOK. HE DOESN'T LIKE ME DOING THIS."

Performance by Tori Wrånes that I wish I'd seen.

Lernert and Sander's music video for Elektrotechnique by De Jeugd Van Tegenwoordig.

Work by Ingrid Hora.

Work by Charles Negre. (via but does it float)

Never Wilting Flower by Rebecca Veit and Kathryn Hillier. (via iheartphotograph)

Work by Luisa Kasalicky. (via vvork)