Toronto based artist Dan ‘Fauxreel’ Bergeron’s take on the ‘identity of the city’, integrating the “abrasive charm found in the distressed surfaces of modern cities with the intimate familiarity of the prominent features of the human face”.

We’re loving the ‘hair piece’.

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This image by Korean photographer Ho-Yeol Ryu claims to be a multiple exposure shot of aircraft taking off from Hannover-Langenhagen Airport. However, professional photographer and aviation nut Steven Frischling begs to differ – pointing out various problems with the image, including the observation that:

…many airlines in the image do not service Hannover-Langenhagen Airport and have never flown anywhere near Europe.

Way to kill the buzz there, Poindexter.

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The entire film oeuvre (to date) of Skifcha, the chubby paper-glasses-wearing Siamese cat of  Denis Borisovich is presented for your consideration:

Dramatic Skifcha (a reboot of the prairie-dog classic), Sky (in which Skifcha acquires a co-star) and Stereo Skifcha (which gets loud and dubsteppy all of a sudden).

The internets will not begrudge him this shot at fame.

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httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2rBDoCj2Gg

Charlie Brooker’s rhyming invective against The Sun (and its lengthy enemies’ list) from Channel 4’s 10 O’Clock Live on Thursday.

Update:
Since embeding the clip has been disabled, here it is as performed by The Three Belles
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jwikAgK4Ko

How Kenneth O’Halloran’s “breathtaking photographs of the Aran Islands” edged out Mitch Epstein’s “coolly romantic” photographs of trees around Manhattan to the cover of last week’s New York Times Magazine here.

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