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According to the NY Times, its just might: The graffiti artist who took Facebook stock instead of cash for painting the walls of the social network’s first headquarters made a smart bet. The shares owned by the artist, David Choe, are expected to be worth upward of $200 million when Facebook stock trades publicly later this year. *These are my ...

Some words taken from knowngallery.com: Known Gallery started off this year with “Last Year”, a show of new works by Sage Vaughn and a very special guest, Sage’s first solo exhibition at Known Gallery, featuring new large-scale woven editions based on paintings and collages from his ongoing ENVELOPE SERIES. Contrasting the nonchalant qualities ...

via KarmaLoopTV: L.A. is a city so full of global hotspots and sought-after tourist attractions that sometimes the more discreet treasures go unnoticed. We put on our boots with Odette Annable and explored the overlooked Watts Towers, visited the Brewery Artist Complex, and took in the view from the rooftop of the historic Rosslyn Hotel, before ...

A story by catherinestratton Time Has its Own Time "The Sutton Clock Shop on New York’s Upper East Side has been serving its customers for over 60 years and is truly a father-son business. Perched above the streets and filled to the brim with clocks of every shape and size, it’s a place where time continues to pass, and yet, simultaneously ...

Kophns One paints "KOPHENJOY". The 30ft wall in Echo Park, painted in the last week of December 2011, is a portrait piece created by LA artist Kophns One. For more information on Kophns One and his background check out: thesiteunscene.com/artists/kophnsone For some dope street art by a ton of other folks keep up with The Site Unscene at ...

Linkage :: dd172newyork.com Episodes one and two after the jump.... (more...)

Ferrari Event at Art Basel South Beach ** I dont even really know what this "Art Basel" is, I just know that I need to be a part of something like this "Ferrari Art Basel" sooner rather than later. Video after the jump.... (more...)

from creativity-online.com Players become pens. Players' movements during games became their 'signatures' in this poster campaign by George Patterson Y&R, Melbourne for the Australian Football League's Finals Series. Each player was fitted with a GPS and a custom-built ink plotter drew their moves. As well as becoming posters, the originals were ...