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had an awsome day yesterday

woke up too early.

managed to rot in front of my laptop for about two hours, then went very slowly to shop for other people’s birthday presents and brought a ton of clothes to the tailor (something i’ve been planning to do for ages).

somewhere along the way yotam called and invited me to see daniel’s new project “three falling”.

the show was brilliant and it was followed by a awesome afternoon with the cast and friends.

i finally have a new phone that can take photos and videos (my last one couldnt) so here are some photos i took with it today:

in the photos: old jeans, jamming at danny’s, a robot that looks like he belongs to shiri on nahmani, bathing baby, upside down bedside plant and a fresh wound on k’s knee. did you ever see blood with such a magnificent color?

filthy lucre is at it again

“Complex Shit”, a giant inflatable dog turd by American artist Paul McCarthy blew away from an exhibition in the garden of the Paul Klee Centre in Berne, Switzerland, bringing down a power line and breaking a greenhouse window before it landed again.

wooster collective

Saint Martins graduate Bruno Taylor installed swings in bus shelters in London to make them more playful.

via neatorama

This is the New-Delhi version of the American yellow school bus.

I liked the photo even before I noticed the sign in Hebrew in the back advertising Baba’s store.

My local supermarket is called Baba. I wonder what they are selling at the Indian Baba.

via neatorama

i don’t know where this was hanging, but it’s funny!

via neatorama

via wrongdistance

seen in Ann Arbor, Michigan

via neatorama which calls it vandalism at it’s best

FilthyLuker, in collaboration with pedro Estrellas, made this installation in france.

he says it’s a house with tentecular cancer.

link via boing boing

Googly Eyes Originally uploaded by matt kirkland

i wanted to tell Erika from crabby rangoon about my latest finds when I saw her latest post.

Erika and husband Matt (robot stripper) engaged in a little street art. I like the results.

the drawing of the monster has arrows sticking out explaining it’s different parts.

i was a little sad that the kid who drew it lost it, so i hung it in our building lobby.