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@dwyr
Mykki Blanco - “Wish You Would” (feat. Princess Nokia)
~ NYC drag queen agitator extraordinaire Mykki Blanco teams up with Harlem’s fresh tip-nail’d Princess Nokia and producer Brenmar for this honestly, fuckin’ fresh and sassy spring 14’ internet club destroyer.
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Entering the Colorful Kaleidoscope World of @osgemeos
To see more photos and videos from A ópera da lua, explore the Galpão Fortes Villaça location page and browse the #osgemeos hashtag.
A circular installation pulls spectators into the colorful world of Brazilian twin brothers and graffiti artists Os Gêmeos. Their new art exhibit, A ópera da lua (“The Moon Opera”), features paintings, sculptures and a video installation where works are connected by doors and windows. The artists are known for incorporating storytelling and fantasy into their exhibits, where surreal elements blend together in a multicolored collage as if seen through a kaleidoscope.
Up close inside Chile’s watery Marble Cathedral
To see more photos and videos from Marble Cathedral, browse the #catedralesdemarmol hashtag and explore the Lago General Carrera location page.
Instagrammers from around the world trek to Catedral de Marmol, or the “Marble Cathedral,” on Chile’s General Lake Carrera to photograph the dazzling series of water-filled caves and tunnels. The unique rock structures were formed by over 6,000 years of waves crashing against the Patagonian Andes, and geologists attribute the water’s intense blue to the presence of finely ground glacial silt. The Marble Cathedral can be explored by boat or kayak, allowing adventurers to get an up-close look.
Though beautiful, the Catedrales de Marmol are not easy to reach. Adventurers must fly 1287 kilometers (800 miles) from Santiago to the city of Coyhaique, and brave an additional 322 kilometers (200 miles) of dirt roads to reach General Lake Carrera.
Hola #panda. #streetart #madrid
Curated by Shawn "JAY Z" Carter, JAY Z's Life+Times is a digital experience covering art, sports, music, fashion and culture.
Feelin pretty happy about this. Big thanks to life+times and Yeah Boy. Let me know what you guys think
Just a wednesday night #goya43
Centering in on Architecture with @_f7
To see more photos and videos from Yoshito, follow @_f7 on Instagram.
"My job is to create things, which is probably why I find manmade objects more interesting than things in nature," says Kanagawa Instagrammer Yoshito Hasaka (@_f7). Working as an application designer in a Tokyo-based company, Yoshito is constantly inspired by the cityscape and the constructions of various shapes and sizes that fill the city. On Instagram, he likes to challenge himself to fit as many details from a building as he can into one small square photo. “I am not a professional in architecture or photography, but when I put myself in the shoes of the people who created the space, I can make my own interpretation of where the most appealing point of the scene is intended to be.”
Yoshito likes to keep the building front and center when shooting architecture. He finds a point that cuts straight through a given space and aims to bring the vanishing point to the center while capturing the entire scene. “I naturally find myself shooting from the front of things,” explains Yoshito. “I want to preserve that towering, enclosing impression of buildings, and I think I can best express that by looking at them straight from the front.”
Free burgers and beer at #thegoodburger #fuckyeah #thebestevent
Rooftop #sundaze la mala vida.
I love Chappelle, glad he's coming around more.
What if the problem with the music industry was also you....the music listener?
Now while I might be on the verge of committing career suicide before I even have a career, this is an ever concerning issue that I feel like I should address. I have been reading a lot of commentary on this lately so I wanted to chime in and say how I feel. I think one of the biggest problems with the music industry today is not so much the lack of talent, but the consumer itself. Yes, I’m talking about the people who hate mainstream music but will never help or support other artists so record labels are forced to continue to create the same models for the only demographic that will actually buy music. Now before you assume this is just another article advocating paying for music I digress it is not and I would hope you are still with me, ready to hear me out. I know we are living in a different time now and the music business has forever changed. While I am not clinging on to old archaic formulas for profit such as major labels there are many other ways music listeners are continuing to hurt and extinguish the artistic music community. I believe in free music for the most part and I give all my music away that I am not obligated by contract to do otherwise. So now that we live in an age where making money from buying songs is rapidly declining to the verge of non-existence, what then is our next option? I believe, as an unsigned artist and often signed artist to smaller independent labels, social media is essentially our greatest tool to get music out to people. We are gifted with amazing vehicles to distribute our music to the masses, but why does this still feel like an impossible task? Like it or not, we are validated by our Like/Followers on twitter and facebook, our soundcloud play count and activity online. So here is where the shitty thing starts to happen. As an undiscovered artist making zero profit from any work it’s a good idea to first build an audience and this allows us to get more attention from clubs and promoters to play shows where I think the majority of the musicians money comes from nowadays. How do we build an audience? By making music of course, and sending that music into the vast reaches of the Internet, to fight for attention alongside the cluttered noise and bedroom producers. The problem is music listeners have become so apathetic these days that something as simple as a Like to Download or Tweet/Share for download have become even too much to ask. This self-centered idea that all music should just exist and be there at our disposal whenever we conveniently feel like it is hurting more than just the major labels. A perfect example of this is people who click Like to download a song you give away for free then immediately after click unlike and carry on as if the artists effort meant nothing. This is what I am trying to stress. We expect artists to make free music and remain underground but then we keep them there and hide them, holding onto their music, disregarding their follow/share requests and ultimately suffocating them. I think as music listeners it’s our duty to give these artists the small satisfaction of a like and follow in exchange for their free works and help them grow so they can continue to do what they love. I just don’t understand how I can have a song reach 14,000 plays in a month, which is no easy task, and gain only 25 new followers from this with over 100+ downloads of the track. I make it a point to follow to every single artist I download a track from. Bottom line is music listeners need to realize the gravity of their actions and help out the artist where they need it most. If we want to let our music community thrive on the web we need supporters to hold it, share it, tweet it, promote it. This is the new age of music and it’s still evolving, so my only plea to the music listener out there is just consider what the artist is doing to put his material out for free and that the small exchange in return of support is so necessary for him to succeed. And to all the blogs, music sharers, and friends who do this already, especially for my tunes, I thank you graciously and apologize for this lengthy rant but I hope you agree with my position and encourage others to do the same as you.
Sincerely,
DWYR
Summer is here so I hope you enjoy this introduction and kick the season off right. Threw one of my new unreleased remixes in that will come out later this month...can you spot it out?
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Exploring New Zealand’s Wai-O-Tapu Geothermal Wonderland
To see more photos and videos from the reserve, browse the #waiotapu hashtag and explore the Waiotapu Thermal Springs Wonderland location page.
On New Zealand’s North Island, an active geothermic reserve houses hot springs of multiple colors and extraordinary volcanic formations. The reserve’s name, Wai-O-Tapu, or “sacred waters,” comes from the indigenous Māori language and alludes to the area’s unique geologic offerings. Wai-O-Tapu Thermal Wonderland is a tourist center within the reserve that provides visitors with a taste of the distinctive geologic attractions. Some of the popular landmarks include colorful pools of water created from mixtures of minerals and bubbling carbon dioxide, erupting mud pools and a geyser that shoots out boiling water every morning. The conservation area was formerly the largest mud volcano in the country until its crown eroded in the early 90s, leaving the steaming springs and fizzling silts that continue to attract local and visiting Instagrammers alike.
You know you live in a #hipster neighborhood when the drug dealers use designer boots to hang from the wires.
