After circulating the street up and down, as I hadn’t took the number with me, I was finding hard to believe I was in the right street, but that I couldn’t find the gallery itself. So I started asking the nearby workers. The first had no idea what I was talking about, so I decided the next door would be easier, as it was arts related. End up, they had no idea what I was talking about either, and themselves were in the art business. Last option, roam the street up again, and that’s when I catch a door shutter being raised, and realize it was a bit soon for the opening time. Can you believe that I was 2 doors away from the gallery and no one knew where it was? Anyway, all I have to say is that from all the exhibitions I had been to, Lazarides was by far the best with its exhibition from Faile and Bast.

Grab an iPhone/iPod Touch, download Fat Tag, plug in your projector and get ready to tag any building, any time. Cool video inside with a demo of what you can do.

Ok, so I was looking for some new iPhone games and I kinda missed these big launches lately: Metal Slug, Driver, N.O.V.A. and MiniGore Xmas edition which are already out, and I’m sure to get these for a XMas gaming time. I’ve tried MiniGore and man, is it awesome. Lots of new power-ups and the enemies just keep on coming. But, discussing the new apps in the office lead us to this game, Real Soccer 2010. They made me laugh so hard with this gem you have no idea. Just take a look at the screenshot from the appStore. Get it?

I’m surely not the guy I was, cutting all the tips and tricks I could get from old magazines of the games I played or haven’t played, but every single tip was worthy of saving, in case some friend of a friend had that special game I could never afford to, and when the day came I’d want to beat it as soon as possible since memory cards where not available and the option to leave the console ON for a whole week just to finish the complete tournaments was a must.

Hell yeah! One of the coolest, most innovative games ever (back in the days), has reached the iPhone platform, in a new remixed version. Let’s see how far I can get with no buttons… If you don’t remember this guy, don’t miss this old Sega CD video inside.

“In an effort to establish new platforms for public art and performance, the multimedia duo SWEATSHOPPE has developed a new interactive technology that enables them to explore the relationship between video, mark making and architecture. Dubbed “video painting”, this technology allows them to essentially “paint” video onto any surface. Shooting in Queens, Brooklyn, and Manhattan, the duo spent weeks documenting their work in urban settings to create “The Landing” the first in a series of episodes that showcases their work as artist, technologist and performers.”

Graffiti Research Lab just recently developed a project in Hong Kong entitled “Digital Blackbook”. Video worth watching, and a surprise picture inside.
via Dflektor

Crew of Freeborders take over an SF street to create a real life video game.
Freebord Music by erock. Video inside

And I’m just like… WTF?!? Mecha ceramics? No kidding. The work of Brendan Tang is amazing… word! Click on image for sample…

And only Gmail can make me smile like this in the morning, ahah. The colors are a little harsh on the eye, but it’s a damn good attempt. More please!