Mishka Henner’s “Beef and Oil”
Mishka Henner is a Belgium-born, Manchester-based artist who merges his passion for photography with the internet to create original works of art. Henner appropriates images from Google Earth, Google Street View and YouTube, juxtaposing them to make statements about our planet [...]
Tags: Beef and Oil, Belgium, Collected Portraits, Dutch Landscapes, England, Fifty-One Military Outposts, Google Earth, Google Street View, Mishka Henner, No Man's Land, Photography Is, print on demand, VICE, YouTube
Grizzly Bear / Yet Again
Grizzly Bear’s music video for “Yet Again,” one of the singles from their new album Shields, traverses the surface of things both literally and figuratively as an attempt at analyzing the art of performance. The video is part of the [...]
Tags: Americana, Emily Kai Bock, Emily Kirkpatrick, Grimes, Grizzly Bear, Intel, Oblivion, Shields, The Creators Project, The Wild Magazine, VICE, Yet Again, YouTube
The Dirty Projectors’ “Hi Custodian” is a Cinematic Trip
The Dirty Projectors are already world famous for their experimental indie rock, but did you know they’re film makers now as well? “Hi Custodian” is the first ever short film to come out of the band’s critically acclaimed album Swing [...]
Tags: Amber Coffman, Bobby Bukowski, British Midlands, California, David Longstreth, Dirty Projectors, Haley Dekle, Hi Custodian, Landmark Sunshine Cinemas, Nat Baldwin, NYC, Pitchfork, Pitchfork.TV, Swing Lo Magellan, the WILD, The Wild Magazine, yokai, YouTube
Press Pause Play: The Digital Revolution
This week saw the floatation of Facebook on the stock market after its owners placed a value of more than $100 billion on the social networking business. The historic debut meant over 1,000 investors in the site became instant millionaires [...]
Tags: ART, Bill Drummond, blogger, creative agency, Culture, debate, digital, documentary, Facebook, Film, Hot Chip, House of Radon, Joseph Johnson, MOBY, music, Myspace, photography, physical, Press Play Pause, Robyn, Social Media, Swedish, Technology, The Wild Magazine, Twitter, virtual, YouTube
Video of the Week – After The Smoke/One In A Million
If you like your beats served with a slice of controversy then look no further than After The Smoke‘s track OIAM (One In A Million). A dispute over the production rights to the song – involving a previously unreleased, leaked [...]
Tags: Andrew Fairbank, ASAP Rocky, controversy, Drake, Hip-Hop, introspective, Joseph Johnson, Kanye, Kanye West, music, SOPA, The Smoke, The Wild Magazine, UMG, Universal Music Group, video, Video of the Week, Video of the Week - After The Smoke/One In A Million, Yelawolf, YouTube
VIDEO OF THE WEEK – ZEITGEIST 2011: YEAR IN REVIEW
In just a few hours, 2011 will end its course and lead the way to another period of time, one in which the possibilities of change and evolution are more vibrant than ever before. We’re approaching 2012, the ‘year of [...]
Tags: 2012, Diego Martinez, Google+, Mat Kearney, Scott Chan, Sooner or Later, The Wild Magazine, Video of the Week, Whirled Creative, Year In Review, YouTube, Zeitgeist 2011
STAR ON THE RISE
YouTube has been the springboard for many talented folks, for better or for worse. The video-sharing website could easily take the blame for widely-spread music phenomenons, from creative geniuses (OK GO’s award winning vids, Greyson Chance) to infectious laughing stocks [...]
Tags: Adele, Alicia Keys, covers, Diego Martinez, Eli Lieb, Iowa, Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, New York, Robyn, Sidewalk Café, songwriter, The Wild Magazine, YouTube
TRUE BLUE TURNS 25
Back in 1986, Madonna Louise Ciccone seemed to have a hard time trying to follow up an excellent post-disco debut album and a sophomore release that made her popularity explode on a global scale. It had to be tough, considering [...]
Tags: 1986, anniversary, contest, Diego Martinez, La Isla Bonita, Live to Tell, Madonna, music, Open Your Heart, Papa Don't Preach, pop, The Wild Magazine, True Blue, YouTube
