STAGED SUPERSTARS: DEPP, MANSON & NINJA GO VIRAL WITH #BEAUTIFULPEOPLE
Marilyn Manson, Johnny Depp and Ninja from Die Antwoord performed Manson’s ‘The Beautiful People’ song (from his 1996 album Antichrist Superstar) this Halloween at the legendary Roxy Theatre in LA.
FILMING DROPS OF INK IN WATER TURN INTO MIND-BLOWING ART!
Watch this exquisite video of artist Garip Ay perform the art of Turkish Ebru aka ‘Paper Marbling’. And to think it started with just a few drops of ink in water…
Doubling the Bass: Watch Avi Kaplan’s Cover of Meghan Trainor’s ‘All About That Bass’
Avi Kaplan — joined by singers Mario Jose and Naomi Samilton — shows why he’s the bass singer for a cappella group Pentatonix in his cover of Meghan Trainor’s hit single, ‘All About that Bass’. Warning: The stack of hamburgers and piles of chips you’ll see in the video could have your tummy making some...
BANKSY ARREST – we think not!
American National News published an article this morning (20 October 2014) claiming that the famous, yet anonymous, graffiti artist, activist, film director and painter – Banksy – has been arrested by London’s Metropolitan police. Banksy has been allegedly identified as 35 year old, Paul Horner, born in Liverpool. The National News article has been...
THE WARHOL, CYRUS, SCHIAPARELLI, DALI, YSL, MONDRIAN, SCOTT AND PRADA ARTICLE!
From the Lobster Dress to that Dirty Hippie… Here’s your front row ticket to a runway line-up of cross-pollinations and hybrid creativity. one small seed magazine / Issue 27 / Digital 02: “Big Brands and Famous Artists” Issue, in partnership with PUMA.
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SOPHIA CHANG X PUMA incl. video
Designer-illustrator Sophia Chang collaborates with PUMA to create an exclusive Brooklyn-inspired collection. Watch the video! one small seed magazine / Issue 27 / Digital 02: “Big Brands and Famous Artists” Issue, in partnership with PUMA
MASTERS OF SKULLS incl. video
Legendary fashion house Alexander McQueen and infamous artist Damien Hirst celebrate the Skull Scarf 10th Anniversary in 2013, by creating 30 once-off scarves. one small seed magazine / Issue 27 / Digital 02: “Big Brands and Famous Artists” Issue, in partnership with PUMA
#HELLOMUSIC
Volumes up please for #HelloMusic – our new magazine regular where we introduce you to a stellar selection of sounds from around the world! Ten videos are waiting for you…one small seed magazine / Issue 27 / Digital 02: “Big Brands and Famous Artists” Issue, in partnership with PUMA
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JACK PAROW: DIE MUSO AND BRAND WUNDERKIND
It’s been half a decade since he first poked his tongue at us… We’re still keeping the conversation rolling as we say: ‘Hos Ja, Parow!’. one small seed magazine / Issue 27 / Digital 02: “Big Brands and Famous Artists” Issue, in partnership with PUMA
DALI, DISNEY AND DESTINO incl. video
Watch one of History’s most unlikely collaborations… An animation of six Timeless minutes. one small seed magazine / Issue 27 / Digital 02: “Big Brands and Famous Artists” Issue, in partnership with PUMA.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH THE MAN BEHIND OBEY incl. video
Hennessy pours Fairey a collaboration invitation. one small seed magazine / Issue 27 / Digital 02: “Big Brands and Famous Artists” Issue, in partnership with PUMA
KOONS’ ART + GAGA’S POP incl. video
Exploring themes of transcendence and trans-genre ambitions through ARTPOP. one small seed magazine / Issue 27 / Digital 02: “Big Brands and Famous Artists”, in partnership with PUMA.
From a strangled chicken to floating ostrich feathers – Frauke continues the Legacy of Butoh
The ‘dance of darkness’ (Ankoku Butoh) developed in Japan 1959 from the ashes that the second world war littered the earth with. Tatsumi Hijikata and Kazuo Ohno were the founders and caused huge outrage with their first performance piece called Kinjiki (Forbidden Colours). Not only did the performers explore homosexuality in the work, but a...
