And now an interesting non-advertising break:

republicx:

Tilda Swinton sleeps in glass box for surprise performance piece at Museum of Modern 

The “Moonrise Kingdom” actress, 52, took up residence in a glass box at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City on Saturday as part of an unannounced performance piece. Clad in jeans and a blue button-down shirt, the Academy Award winner slept on an unadorned white pallet in a transparent display case. 

Her public napping is part of a performance art piece titled “The Maybe,” which she debuted in 1995 at London’s Serpentine Gallery. She later repeated the work in the Museo Barraco in Rome. Swinton will return to the glass case several times to appear in the installation, but the exhibition dates remain a mystery even to MoMA employees. 

advertising in other words.

sfmoma:

David Shrigley’s Speech Bubble Billboard Bound for the High Line

(via ARTINFO.com)

Spike Jonze: Mourir Auprès de Toi

The Celebrated Filmmaker and Designer Olympia Le-Tan Co-create a Tale to Pierce the Heart

Entertaining film, and surprisingly enough — an ad.

I think if I was self-indulgent enough to write an autobiography this would be the title. – Damien Correll

visit damiencorrell.com / part & parcel / the free times / @damiencorrell

» an acquaintance posted “Life is an interview!” as their Facebook status this week. I’d like to give her this poster as a response.

so true.

This visual isn’t helping me come down. Still trying to pick up the pieces of my brain that are strewn all over San Francisco after seeing the Black Keys, The Roots, Paper Diamonds, and Girl Talk tonight.

themadisonrambler:

Giving meaning to brand, identity, and one’s own branded identity.

Chinese artist Liu Bolin (c) is painted by his colleagues as to blend into rows of drinks in his artwork entitled ‘Plasticizer’

(Source: Guardian)

fotolia:

Design Inspiration:

A must see for all those into Typography, Design, Advertising, etc.

via ourbloggywoggy

Off Book from PBS Arts

(Source: ourbloggywoggy)

Art by skateboards.

Experimental and slightly mental. The D*Face spray paint skateboard interface. What better way to paint the pool then letting everyone get involved? With high-tech remotely controlled spray can apparatus mounted to the underside of skateboards…every line a skater took became the paint job of the pool.

via concretedisciples.com

Street artist, Eyesaw, has made a great series of subvertising. Click his/her name to check out more art