Felix Machines are the brainchild of 26 year old Felix Thorn and they are, in his words "....music making sculptures. They exist to facilitate music by translating rhythmic audio structures into a three-dimensional visual show". They are beautiful in every way from the... [Read more]

We posted a video by Everynone before and since then I have been hooked on their website. It would be wrong of me not to post this one too. Really nicely shot and a very worthy way to spend 3 minutes and 5 seconds.... [Read more]

Anybody interested in getting on the analogue synth ladder this semi detached Ribbon Station could be just the shot. Retailing at a mortgage free €196 it allows the first time buyer or the seasoned enthusiast the freedom to tweak away without rude interruption from the bank manager. On purchase one becomes two steps closer to filling the world with glorious music... [Read more]

Danleo is a man who knows his way round a blank wall. For the last two years he has been representing Dublin & Ireland in the International Secret Wars Competition, not to mention clocking up a serious back catalogue of illustrations. His painting layers are sharp and graphic and a beauty to behold unfolding. Dan has taken his skills into the gallery for his first solo show opening tonight at 7pm in KT contemporary in Donnybrook. The first of many we hope. ... [Read more]

Saw this on GOOD this morning and though I'd share it. A really nice community project by Candy Chang that gives the public an opportunity to address all the empty shops and broken buildings in their neighbourhoods. By simply filling out a sticker, entitled 'I Wish This Was...', and sticking it to an empty building or shop, a local person can suggest a use for the premises that is more valuable to and in demand by the immediate community... [Read more]

These incredible monuments were designed and constructed in the 60s and 70s by the then Yugoslavian president Josip Broz Tito to commemorate sites where World War II battles took place and where concentration camps once stood. Designed to show the confidence and strength ... [Read more]

I always think its a good sign of an artist if you can recognise their work instantly. This ad came on the telly yesterday and straight away I thought it looked like Johnny Kelly, and it was. 5 points for me and 100 points for Johnny who adds Bacardi to his fine client list of Youtube, Adobe, BMW, The Redneck Manifesto and The UN. ... [Read more]

A/V superstars United Visuals Artists (UVA) showcased a large scale-stage-sized installation at Coachella this year. Check it out above. Also well worth stopping by is UVA's website... some incredible projects to be eye-gobbled. ... [Read more]

New York's high-line Railway was originally built in the 1930's to move industrial freight trains off street level for the safety of pedestrians. The line cuts right through the centre of NYC and was used to service goods to the Meatpacking District. Having remained unused since the 80's, in the late 90's Mayor Guiliani (under pressure from private property developers) had plans to tear it down until two men Joshua David and Robert Hammond rallied against the council, won and came up with this plan for a public park. ... [Read more]

Above is a full stream of The Beastie Boy’s New Album “Hot Sauce Committee Part 2" which was released yesterday, May 3rd. To accompany the new release the New York trio have done what Michael Jackson did for Liberian Girl. They called on every famous person they know to appear in their latest video which "revisits" their classic 80s hit Fight for your Right. Enjoy.... [Read more]