OK, I realize that this is just an enclosed escalator that’s back-lit by pink lighting, but still. Photographed at Mattel’s Barbie Store in Shanghai, China. Design by Slade Architecture.
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Live Your Life, Be Free
Photo By Gail
“I Prefer Dangerous Freedom Over Peaceful Slavery.”
Photographed Outside Smorgasburg, DUMBO, at the Corner of Water and Old Dock Streets
Mr. Brainwash Loses Another Copyright Lawsuit
Dennis Morris’s photograph of Sid Vicious (Left) and Mr Brainwash’s Mural Based on the image
From The Art NewsPaper:
The Los Angeles-based street artist Thierry Guetta, better known as Mr. Brainwash, has lost a copyright case involving a 1977 photograph of the punk rock musician Sid Vicious shot by the British photographer Dennis Morris. Guetta had claimed that the seven works he created using Morris’s black and white photograph, including one mural and one collage made of broken vinyl records, were sufficiently altered to be protected by the fair use defence, which allows for the use of copyrighted material for commentary, criticism and parody.
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Ryan Gosling Art Chair
Photo By Jennifer Graylock
Well, if the popularity of the Nicholas Cage Couch is any indication, people enjoy sitting on the faces of famous actors. Right now, fans should be scraping up their pennies to purchase this Limited Edition work of Art: A chair with the likeness of Uber Foxy Actor Ryan Gosling upholstered onto its seat. The Mid-century design, Bentwood inspired chair, with its seat covered in an exclusive image of Ryan Gosling photographed by Jennifer Graylock is signed and numbered, and sells for just $950! I’ll take two!
Rare Alternate Shot of The Beatles’ Abbey Road Cover to Be Auctioned
Photo: Courtesy of Bloomsbury Auctions
NME reports today that a rare photograph showing The Beatles walking across Abbey Road in the opposite direction to which they are depicted walking on the cover of the legendary 1969 album of the same name will go on the auction block in the UK later this month.
Taken by late photographer Iain Macmillan, notable differences between the two shots include the fact that Paul McCartney is wearing sandals rather than walking barefoot, and the cigarette he’s shown holding on the album version is missing. The print is among a set of 25 being sold by a private collector. Viewings start this Friday, May 18th, 2012, with bids expected to go as high as £9,000 (Approximately $14,300) at auction.