Shary Boyle talking at the Canadian Art Foundation International Lecture Series in 2008.

04:10 is sheer beauty. 

I’m afraid I absolutely cannot remember who on FB I stole this from. (._.)

substrom:

Flying Lotus - Kill Your Co-Workers

As always, the Substromer sure knows the name of the game. 

I really can’t stand this tune, but the visuals made my synapses happy and therefore, it’s good enough for Tumblr. (via Street Anatomy)

I DIDN’T SAY YOU COULD COME OUT FROM YOUR CORNERS! 

Wow.. epic boredom. Apart from the gigantonormous fluffy sleeves of course. 

I think this little fairy tale is trying to tell us to always brush our hair neatly and don’t wear rubbish bag leftovers on our heads or the Maruo-inspired clown will get us and torture us with his very mediocre rope bondage skills.

It’s called “Blink” so it could of course also be Blink-182’s new video clip. 

I really don’t (want to) know. 

Oh, and it’s… like.. totally about friendship too, dude! 

Also: Spot the big collective fart 8 seconds in. Such talented gals! 

Teenagersintokyo: Black Bones, 2009. Directed by Rhett Dashwood, with cinematography by Ari Wegner.

(via fette - I think your reblog function might not work.)

treatkor:

-clu-:

The Gathering by Patricia Piccinini (2006)

Fluffy dreams, my dears.. x

werther:

I’ll be gone

This is so brilliant that I don’t even mind the dullness of the female voice so much.

MARIO BASANOV & VIDIS feat JAZZU: I’ll be gone

werther:

VILLENEUVE - DEATH RACE*

04:40 onwards: Pure genius.

* requires serious headphones - like all of the music I post.

Conatus: Night of the Dancer by Boris Achour, 2009 (via VVORK)

I now know that it was indeed the bone chilling sound of my own tap shoes that made me give up my ballet education and that still keeps me awake at times.

I should have burned my shoes when I still had the chance. o_O

liquidnight:

benjaminhilts:

Film by Jeff Desom
Music by Hauschka

Dreamlike video by young filmmaker Jeff Desom for Hauschka’s Morgenrot, from his new album Ferndorf (FatCat Records)

“The finished animation is mostly made from early twentieth century photographs that I found while browsing through the vast collection of the U.S. Library of Congress. I also used old postcards from New York that I purchased at a flea market in Paris. Most of the time I would only zoom into a tiny portion of the picture and utilise that as my frame.

“The hardest part was to make it look as if it had been pasted together from a lost reel depicting this curious experiment where they’d lightened up a piano and thrown it off a building only to see what would happen. The kind of unnecessary crash test executed under the sole purpose of drooling over the beauty of slow motion.”

- Jeff Desom on making the video

via -Planetary Folklore

bh: This is a fantastic little film. The use of old photos gives it an almost illustrated feel. In fact it reminds me of Chris Van Allsburg’s drawings in The Mysteries of Harris Burdick

It’s Okay by Land of Talk (video by WeWereMonkeys - via Miss Melanine)

(Gracias, Warren!)