“There is such a place ... a small staircase leads there; The smell of Chinese sweets is hanging there. Behind the door of piercing pink color, the sounds of crazy music are heard. This place is like a basement. They call him their studio. " Imagine yourself a girl ... about eighteen years old ...

Cartoon about those who said "Gav!" In space The trained squirrel dog, unsuccessfully landing on a circus rocket in the Moscow court, gets acquainted with the homeless shavka arrow and a talkative rat Venya. The three of them fall on Baikonur, train, and then fly to orbit, where they will have to put out a fire and replace the battery in the first artificial satellite of the Earth. The announcement of the cartoon inspired great hopes. Good story - please: Russian mongrels in space. Texture?

Photo project Alika Yakubovich " Boys ". The article is old but interesting, about the photo exhibition "Boys", which was held in Moscow in the Gallery "Practice" in 2006 Domestic blockbusters are dedicated to them, they regularly appear in the media, they swear allegiance to their homeland, our culture and our future are held on their strong shoulders. So it is commonly believed.

For me, stylish madness is a trio: Trevor Brown, Marion Pek and Mark Raiden. Of course, now you can find a huge number of new artists similar to them with their creativity, but it is these three names for a long time and firmly They settled in my heart. Marion Pek was born on October 3, 1963 in the city of Manila in the Philippines, in The time of the round -the -world trip of her parents. Grew up in the state Washington. Pek received a BFA scholarship from the Rod Island Design School in 1985.

Daily heading about new music videos Daily heading about new music videos Look at Me every day briefly talks about remarkable music videos. Yesterday you could stumble upon strange guys from the working areas of Manchester, and tomorrow, perhaps, the turn of Rihanna or Lady Gaga will come. Hot Chip announced the release of the clip on his Twitter and after a couple of hours the video received 300,000 views and a lot of mentioning blogs.

Patricia Pizzinini is an Australian sculptor and artist in the biopank genre. Her work made from various materials, Including the series “Unnecessary Children” and “We are Family!”, Submitted to Australia at the Venice Biennale in 2003. She is interested in various types of art: painting, sculpture, installations, video, sound and digital printing. Her main works often reflect her interest in bioethics, biotechnologies and the environment. Her work has earned extensive international recognition.

Recently, the avant-garde psychos from the London Kokon to Zai presented a collection of winter-autumn 2010. From the concept of “combined” ideological Balkans Sashko and Maryan do not recede - gigantic teaspoons -eyed prints, neo -trainalism, dense textures, stretching of silhouettes, wrapping with dusk braids - frank, impudent thysh, brought to the degree of art.

The magnificent, disturbing and crazy films of Kenneth Anger once almost deprived him of freedom. The pioneer of avant -garde cinema told the Guardian correspondent about his demons. The gallery where his work is exhibited is so tiny that it seems that I got into someone's living room. A 11-minute, closed film is spinning on the wall.

I discovered a new portion of rare pictures - some are so strange that I am at a loss to identify, let the celebrities forgive me. Evan McGregor Elvis Presley Cher Hit Ledger David Bowie Uma Thurman Tom Hanks Andy Urhall and Eddie Sedzhvik Dustin Hofman Elizabeth Taylor Fei Danai Marilyn Monroe and Clark Gable Marilyn Monroe Audrey Hepburn Gary Oldman Barbara Streisand Grace Kelly Lisa Minelli Kurt Cobain Oh gods, Kennedy?

Designers 33Dodo and the portal of Mamabam made a funny experiment on the design of the children's room. The seven -year -old baby Leva himself drew himself what he would like to see on the walls of his room. And we have adapted this vision slightly At first it turned out that Leva loves robots very much. And then the designer of the project of Raya Ivanovskaya began to create stickers for him in the form of her favorite characters, starting from the drawings of Leva.

On March 20, the “I want to go home” action: homeless animals are waiting for the owners. Loft project of floors (Ligovsky pr, 74. 2nd floor, 2 min on foot from the station. Ligovsky Prospekt) On March 20 from 12:00 to 20:00, the most cultural animals of the cities are waiting for you at the fourth rally-growing “I want home” in Loft Project Floor (the Blue Paul, 2nd floor).

The British magazine " Monocle " launches a half -hour show on the BBC channel. The editor -in -chief and presenter will act as Tyler Brûlé, creator of Monocle and Wallpaper. The weekly show will be tied to the same sections as in the journal: “A” - current events, including political, “B” - business, “C” - culture, “D” - design, “E” - tips. At the moment, the number of readers of Monocle magazine, according to approximate estimates, has exceeded 150 thousand.

The new April number GQ Style gives answers to all the fashionable questions of the season. What should a modern man look like? What is worthy of attention? What are the main trends? How to wear a suit 24 hours a day and not look like a bore? The editors and stylists meticulously selected the best of the new collections for the number. The fresh number GQ Style is already on sale. Read the new GQ Style: Topics: Trend, Office, Sport & Leisure, Basic, Preview.

In our internet-civilian world, print media are of particular importance, and if they are still rare, beautiful and historically important, then they simply do not have prices. Or there is, but very large. Sometimes people are ready to pay incredible sums to get such books. So, a dozen of the most expensive books in the world. Guttenberg Bible - $ 25-35 million. The first book, printed in a mobile printing way. It was published in 1456, there were 180 of all such books.

The second wave of Polaroidomania, rapidly walking around the world, reached the Acssesuars. The French designer Philippe Roucou represents: a collection of shawls stylized as a polaroid pictures. It is interesting that the polarid pictures according to which the scarves are made exist in reality. The designer either found them on the street, or purchased them at the sale of used things, the so -called Garage Sale.