Capturing An Artist At Work
/Black Palace is a Mexican-based street art installation by the NY-based artist WK. This short doc on it's installation is pretty great unto itself.
Black Palace is a Mexican-based street art installation by the NY-based artist WK. This short doc on it's installation is pretty great unto itself.

The City is a playground. Art is all around. Good ideas abound. Huckleberry is a hound.
Moose does "reverse" graffiti. He cleans away the dirt and grime to leave cool images on the newly clean surfaces. Not only does he make the world a better place to look at it, but he helps us realize how dirty the world really is (tip BoingBoing). For more info, check it out here.
I saw another installation/film of Blu's awhile back at a gallery in NYC with my family and we were blown (bluwn?) away. In that one you could see him painting the animation but this one, sans human, with the sun and clouds working as the clock, adds onto the prior one's promise.
The San Francisco Film Society wrapped its 56th San Francisco International Film Festival with 263 screenings of 158 films from 51 countries, which were attended by over 210 filmmakers and industry guests from over 21 countries around the globe. During its 15-day run, SFIFF56 showed 67 Narrative Features, 28 Documentary Features and a total of 63 short films.
This year the International awarded over $70,000 in prizes—one of the largest cash totals distributed by a U.S. film festival—to emerging and established filmmakers from ten countries around the world. Below are the award winning films.