We had a bunch of content of David Choe at Facebook, and before “The View” starts to mangle the story, let’s just appreciate this. Here is David Choe painting the front desk of Facebook, transforming it into a boombox.
David Choe Turns the Front Desk of Facebook into a boom box
February 3rd, 2012Tags: boom box, david choe, Facebook, headquarters
Colorful Guess
February 2nd, 2012Shit Graffiti Writers Say
February 2nd, 2012Production level, low. Comedy, low. Kind of funny, in a not funny way.
David Choe on the cover of the NY Times
February 2nd, 2012Best kept in Dave’s words: “Fuck, have you had the dream where you ARE this guy?!? And then some kind of happy accident happens , and as you’re in the middle of this glorious car crash , you stop to realize , that there is actually no such thing as an accident, and no chance encounters, and that everything has a direct purpose ? am I the only one that has this dream ? You never had that dream?It’s actually very very similar to another dream I have where I wake up at noon to my phone ringing, and the ringtone is butterfly wings, I pick it up and it’s Howard stern, the view, Ellen, Charlie rose, telemundo and every news outlet in the world and they are all begging to have morning breath phone sex with me. I rub one out quick to a cacophony of moans and then I get up and see my picture on the cover of the new york times and I find out that I’m the most highest paid decorator alive……..To be continued ☺ LOL”
LUSH @ The Museum of Sex, NYC
February 2nd, 2012Our friend from Melbourne, LUSH, who showed with FIFTY24SF Gallery this past summer, is part of a group show, F*ck Art, at the Museum of Sex in NYC that opens on February 8. He is going to have an installation and is prepping some good press we will be able to see in the next days. For now, here are some classics.
Tags: lush, museum of sex
Inspiring: Milton Glaser for TIME Magazine
February 2nd, 2012We were checking out our friends at Burlesque Designs’ blog, and they were inspired by some work that Milton Glaser had done for TIME Magazine back in the day, and we are inspired as well. They don’t illustrate like this anymore, do they? This makes us want to go to California. Oh, wait, we are already here.
























