10 DIFF KINDS OF MIND BLOWING





Heady stuff for a Thursday.



ANNA HEPLER’S EXPLORATIONS







The spatial works of Anna Heppler continue to intrigue.



LADY LIKE.



Sweetpea Bicycles has a new look (and a cute new bike called the A-Line).



DOUBLE HAPPINESS


Relaxer Natalie Ramsland of Sweetpea Bicycles featured in Patagonia’s summer catalog. Two brands that taste great together.



DOUBLE DUTCH NON-STOP





Farewell to the most interesting of cultural explorers, Mr. Malcolm McLaren.



CALDER, SLOW AND FAST


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Who doesn’t love the kinetic, colorful, and cheering art of Alexander Calder? Images of his home and studio in the surrounds of the french countyside speak of a life charmingly led. (via the nicely nice Nick Haus)


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Not in the least bucolic is the very speedy 1975 bmw 3.0 skinned by Calder for his racing friend Hervé Poulain. Debuting at the Le Mans 24-hour race this first bmw art car was remarkable for how Calder’s design broke the form of the car and transformed something fabricated by others into a work that was entirely his. // We heart Sandy. //


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ILLUSTRATOR AT WORK





Illustration World Champ Evan Hecox brings it home for Incase. So good. (via Man Made Lakes)



THE CONCEPT OF THE VOID


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Anish Kapoor’s Memory at the Guggenheim. 24 tons of core ten steel revealed only in fragments from vantages within the gallery. Extraordinary.



JUNE 1973





Six and a half minutes of Off the Hook. Yes, yes, yes, yes.



NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART


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The Rogue Film School is for “those who have travelled on foot, who have worked as bouncers in sex clubs, or as wardens in a lunatic asylum, for those who are willing to learn about lockpicking or forging shooting permits in countries not favoring their project. In short, for those who have a sense for poetry.” Sign us up.