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Early nineties photos from the Féile Trip to Tipp festival. Cracker of a line-up.

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Photography by Emmelie Brunetti.

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Two Cars One Night is the beautiful short movie by Taika Waititi released in 2004.

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Shawn Powers Solo Art Exhibition in Tokyo "LAMENT OF iNNOCCENCE" Presents by Hellrazor

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Some great work by legendary German photographer Thomas Hoepker.

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A stellar lookbook from the Austrian boy’s behind Grundtner & Söhne, a store that specializes in high quality menswear, selling pieces from Our Legacy, A Kind Of Guise, Norse Projects, Études, Carven & Matthew Miller.

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Born in Qatar in 1979 to an American and a New Zealander, Macindoe's early childhood was spent in a multicultural community, playing on sand dunes in the desert.She moved with her family to England in 1986 and began school in London. She went on to study Art at A-level where she simultaneously discovered her two passions in life – Free Parties and photography.

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DAILY STEEZ

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DAILY STEEZE

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From the 1994 documentary about the culture and the girls that populate New Jersey by Carol Weaks/Cassidy and Ruth Leitman.

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BEST BMX TRICKS PART 5…BEST ONE I HAVE SEEN THIS SUMMER.

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Andre Saraiva's Fake Concert Posters Move From the Street to MoCA

For a while now Andre Saraiva, also known as "Monsieur A," has been getting hopes up worldwide with posters that announce concerts featuring artists like Jay Z, Eminem, Kanye West, the Beastie Boys, and Phoenix. At second glance, pedestrians notice that there are misspelled words and vague, yearless dates. It is the ultimate troll, and now they will turn heads in the Broad Lobby walls at MOCA Grand Avenue. The installation begins August 8 and runs through October 7. Read more about the up and coming event in Los Angeles here.

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Protein is very proud to present Chi Raq, an intimate video portrait of life in South and West Chicago by London-born photographer/filmmaker Will Robson- Scott. The first in a series of exclusive commissions for Protein TV.

For the past decade, Chicago has been enduring a violence epidemic, with a death toll in the thousands and casualties mirroring the losses experienced by the US army in Iraq war over the same period. Allowing its subjects to take centre stage and tell their stories in their own words, Robson-Scottʼs film is unflinchingly honest in its depiction of life on the streets of one of the most dangerous cities in America.

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Bolts (Melbourne) and Kolour spray paint