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Gleaming the Cube got nothing on this. Heck, even the Electric Boogaloo steps back to witness.
Untitled #23 (Old School) is going to set your cardboard on FIRE with continious back spins and some rock solid b-boyin this Friday night, July 31st.
You do know about the DAM’s Untitled series, right?
Untitled events keep the museum open late, showcases the “wicked awesome” creatives in Denver, always brings the rock with house DJs, typically involves a cash bar, and generally goes about having one killer art party.
The next event looks like a crow pleaser:
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With the untimely death of the Great Gloved One, and the 24-Hour news cycle endlessly covering every detail, it got me thinking…
Yes, the King of Pop was an icon. He was a cultural icon, he was an international icon – but has he ever been a desktop icon? Surely during his heyday, someone somewhere kicked out an MJ icon set.
A cursory Google search resulted in a few cropped versions of photos for use in instant messenger programs, and handful of illustrations, but nothing of real value.
Clearly there was a absence here that needed to be addressed.
So here I am addressing it.
Read the entire article and download the icon at Examiner.com
Here is an example of why I love technology so much:
Jorge Colombo drew this week’s cover using Brushes, an application for the iPhone, while standing for an hour outside Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum in Times Square.
The Brushes application costs $4.99 and allows for painting on the touchscreen using a variety of brushes tracking your fingers. Mr. Colombo loves the app, saying that it
“made it easy for me to sketch without having to carry all my pens and brushes and notepads with me, and I like the fact that I am drawing with a set of tools that anybody can have easily in their pocket.”
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To support the current dino-riffic exhibit “Jurassic Gardens: Evolution and Extinction”, the Denver Botanic Gardens talked Ivar Zeile, owner of Plus Gallery and Simon Zalkind, curator of Singer Gallery to jury a show featuring Colorado artists.
The end result of all their hard work is “Extinction: Artitsts Respond,” a introspective look into the concepts, problems and issues of our ultimate finality.
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Our favorite underground superstar Shepard Fairey is in the news again, this time via everyone’s new best friend: Twitter.
Lance Armstrong posted photos of Mr. Fairey’s “Tour of Italy Trek Madone”, a stark Livestrong-yellow with intriciately laced black graphics, last night on his Twitter stream and they’ve been re-appearing all over the net today.
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Kick your First Friday off downtown!
The Center for Visual Art is showcasing Metro State’s BFA Thesis show: Sm’ART.
Featuring over thirty emerging artists…
“Sm’ART is a diverse exhibition of works that showcases talented metal smiths, ceramists, photographers, painters, and digital artists. The MSCD art department is dedicated to providing their students with an unparallel urban learning environment and a strong sense of community within the local art scene.”
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This week Boulder gets back to the future with the 2nd incarnation of the Communikey Festival of Electronic Arts.
Featuring over 35 new media artists and electronic musicians – either performing, offering up software workshops, or both…
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