bunch of raw footage x filmed over the past few weeks
Damien Steven Hirst, the world's richest artist ($332 million according to Britain's Sunday Times), full-time businessman, part time art-collector, sometime restaurateur, P.T. Barnum imitator, and most famous member of the Young British Artists (or YBAs), a creative covey who came to prominence in the 1990s, died last Thursday, January 12, in New York following complications from acute diverticulitis brought on by a swinishly speculative, grossly cynical, intellectually constipated effort to pinch out 11 concurrent exhibitions of rehashed expensive crap. He was 46. 
@5 days agoArchitecture + Influence: A Short Film on the Work of Philip Johnson.
Highlighting the work of iconic American architect Philip Johnson, The National Trust for Historic Preservation unveils its latest short film, “Architecture + Influence: A Short Film on the Work of Philip Johnson.” The film boasts an impressive and concise oral history of Johnson’s extensive body of work throughout the years. One of the few whose legacy is as vast as it is impactful, Johnson is respected for his Glass House masterpiece and his wide range of work that drastically changed the architecture landscape indefinitely.
christmas came a couple days late. here’s some cool stuff that’s been lying around. enjoy.
with:
Kevin Lowry
Nathan Jackson
Zach Malfa-Kowalski
Bryce Golder
Jeremy Corea
Danny Brady
Zered Bassett
Dan Plunkett
Yaje Popson
Nick Boserio
Pat Cook
Harry Clark
Brian Anderson
Kevin Maillet
Corey Rubin
Aaron Herrington
Dave Caddo
Billy McFeely
Dave Willis
Adrian Vega
Jake Donnelly
Justin Brock
Education is undoubtedly a foundation of any culture and society. The very success of society hinges on a proper reinforcement that engages the people in acquiring and disseminating knowledge. Sharing a common interest in the continued focus on bringing education and learning to the forefront, HBTV and jeffstaple of Staple Design are partnering to create a new series titled Scholastic Survey which consists of online episodes exploring the importance and necessity of placing our best interests in education. In a time and place where education has been relegated to the back burner amidst budgetary cuts and misdirected spending in the United States, now more then ever is a time to look into the unrepairable damage that comes with an uneducated society.
