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Designer Roland Tiangco created this interactive poster in which the recipient completes by revealing spot-varnished type with hands made dirty by handling the poster. I love that it’s more than just a poster and rather, a call to action.

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It all started one night as I sat watching a movie in my living room. My camera sat next to me after a hard days work and I couldn’t help but pick it up and start taking photos of the room around me. After a few lack luster results I shifted my focus to the television and took a couple of snaps of the flickering monitor. Something very strange happened. MORE

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Singapore-based street artist TR853-1 (how’s that for a name?) creates stenciled skateboarders and uses urban features like drains, pipes and shadows to bring them to life.

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Yes, the title of this book sounds like something a twice-divorced middle-aged woman who seeks guidance from the Dr. Phil might start squealing about on Oprah, but it’s not. This Diary Will Change Your Life features weekly tasks, prescribed with the intention of promoting life change. Tasks range from easy peasy to kind of scary. MORE

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A Love Letter For You is a concept started by Stephen Powers and the youth of West Philadelphia. During the month of August, 40 local and international artists aim to paint 50 walls around the city, with the theme being words of romance, thoughts of relationships, and what love really is.

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Chinese artist Li Wei never fails to impress with his unsettling series of photographs that depict a sense of lost gravity. You can check out more of his photos here.      

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“Best of the Decade” lists are starting to pop up everywhere around the ‘net getting a jump start on the top tracks and albums that define the noughties. I started thinking about what I thought the best albums of the last ten years were and started to come to the conclusion that I was still in high school at the start of the decade and therefore there is a bit of a lull in the taste of music I had. From most of the lists I have seen, half the blogosphere are in the same kind of boat.
So I thought about the cover art, because I have always loved looking at covers and even bought albums that had rad covers on a whim. So here is my list of favourite covers for the noughties! Feel free to add more…
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Video by Willy Sweeney
Music by Birdy Nam Nam

I saw this for the first time early Sunday morning and it affected me

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Flying Lotus
“Parisian Goldfish”

Friday is for boogaloo.
Major Lazer released a film clip for their song Pon de Floor which made it’s way around the net taking the form of a ridiculously sexual hypercolour funhouse. The guy who directed it – Eric Wareheim – also made these equally retarded and awkward dance-themed clips for Flying Lotus and the Bird and the Bee. So in a Friday homage to awesomeness here they are (click “more”) in all their glory…
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remixes http://bit.ly/8JtU6 2009-11-17

RT @modularpeople: Circa 1979: Signal to Noise just got Facebooked - http://bit.ly/L42VT - check it! 2009-11-04

RT @modularpeople: Modular presents Circa 1979: Signal to Noise as part of the @Sydney_Festival: http://is.gd/4NvnF 2009-11-04

Can you hear the whispers? http://bit.ly/11ZlNe 2009-10-21

The groop whisper http://bit.ly/45IgRg 2009-10-20

a short film http://bit.ly/39px6Q 2009-10-18

Australian Edge interview with great photographer Carine Thevenau http://bit.ly/DBAd8 2009-10-05

The Groop's own @littlegonzales in the Mona Vale Attic http://bit.ly/9Q3xH 2009-09-30

A sneak peek at what we are up to http://bit.ly/1MKlTS 2009-09-25

What were you doing on Saturday night? http://bit.ly/l566r 2009-09-23

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