Foo Fighters 'Wasting Light' by Morning Breath

Morning Breath created the album art for the Foo Fighters newest album 'Wasted Light', using OG analog tools...photo copiers & razor blades. I might just have to run out to the record store to get the 'suitable for framing' vinyl version...if I can muster up the strength to deal with the pimple faced, hipster turd that works there, that is. Ahhh, screw it! I'm gonna check Amazon first.

GAIA: Resplendent Semblance

GAIA "Carrier Pigeon" a photo by billy craven on Flickr.

GAIA's Chicago gallery debut kicks off this Friday (Mar 18th,) with a 'special viewing' at Pawn Works. The following week (Mar 25th) is the official public viewing.

Maxwell Colette Gallery & Pawn Works Present
GAIA: Resplendent Semblance
Mar 25th - May 7th, 2011
Opening Reception: Fri, Mar 25th 2011
6-9pm

Stroll over to my Flickr page to see more of GAIAs recent street installs, here in Chicago.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/billycraven

Matt Tuteur "Chicago's Second Cities"

Matt Tuteur "Chicago's Second Cities" a photo by billy craven on Flickr.

The birth of The Original Fat Cap Chair

The Original Fat Gap Chair
www.fatcapchair.com

HEBRU 'Afro-Futurism'

HEBRU 'Afro-Futurism' a photo by billy craven on Flickr.

Must See Gallery Show!

HEBRU BRANTLEY has a gallery show next week. I can't tell you enough how insane this show will be. Hint: life-sized action figures, a shit-ton of 3-dimension works...

(I'll peep y'all some pix of a recent studio visit tomorrow-ish)

Hebru Brantley "Afro-Futurism: Impossible View"
Mar 18rd-Apr 25th
at Zhou B Art Center
1029 W 35th St
Chicago, IL
773.523.0200

UNKLE - The Answer (Trentemoller Remix)

UNKLEs Website: HERE

UNKLE - The Answer (Trentemoller Remix)

The Air We Breathe-The Chicago Clean Air Design Challenge

'The Air We Breathe-The Chicago Clean Air Design Challenge'
2011 Call For Entries

"The Air We Breathe is a regional design competition focusing on clean air in two of Chicago’s most affected neighborhoods- Pilsen and Little Village. Poor air quality is an issue that affects all Chicagoans. However, residents of Pilsen and Little Village live below two coal powered plants that regularly emit lead and other toxins into the air. High rates of asthma and other air-quality illnesses are pressing concerns for the residents of these neighborhoods and for much of Chicago..."

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