Airlines
Basel based electro duo laFayette are releasing their new record today. Airlines is one heck of a high-flyer.
From Weekly Filet #84, in September 2012.
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Kilian Martin: Altered Route
Four minutes to relax and watch in awe: The almost dancer-like skateboarding skills of Kilian Martin.
From Weekly Filet #83, in August 2012.
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The Valtari Mystery Film Experiment
Sigur Rós have successfully made a transition from «the somewhat odd Icelandic band everyone can agree to like» to one of the bands at the forefront of leveraging the internet for their artistic work. In their latest project, called «The Valtari Mystery Film Experiment», they have a dozen film makers produce videos for the tracks of their latest album, with «a modest budget» and no instructions whatsoever. What’s more, they are inviting everyone to contribute a video, one of them will be selected to be part of the series. Six videos are already available, go watch them!
From Weekly Filet #79, in August 2012.
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Punk Economics 5
Before the economy breaks down, lets break down the economy. Starring: A whiteboard and a lot of colorful pens.
From Weekly Filet #77, in July 2012.
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Hectometer
A breathtaking video. In all possible senses.
The Hype Machine (Soundcloud)
From Weekly Filet #75, in July 2012.
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Winners of the Vimeo Awards
The rule is simple: On YouTube, you find any video. On Vimeo, you find the good ones. The Vimeo awards showcase some wonderful short films in thirteen different categories. All of them are worth your eyeballs, but if you have but little time, watch the winners of the categories Lyrical and Action Sports. And if you have a lot of time – there are also four non-winning finalists for every category right there to watch.
From Weekly Filet #72, in June 2012.
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JR: One year of turning the world inside out
100’000 large posters of people’s faces, pasted in public, all over the world. French photographer and street artist JR looks back to a project he initiated one year ago.
From Weekly Filet #70, in June 2012.
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When I Die: Lessons From the Death Zone
An intense film portrait of Philip Gould, as he is facing death within weeks. The sentence that stuck with me since I’ve seen this piece: “Suddenly, life screams at you”.
From Weekly Filet #66, in May 2012.
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John Lloyd inventories the invisible
Thought-provoking and amusing at the same time: A TED talk on all the many things that are all around yet invisible to us.
From Weekly Filet #64, in April 2012.
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MC Sacerdote’s Kuduro Video
Guest curated by Seraina Müller
A more joyful subject: Angola and its amazing dance tradition “Kuduro”. Never saw people moving their bodies like that. And Stocktown offers a whole bunch of other beautiful insights into street art scenes around the globe. (by Seraina Müller, co-founder of the African art fair FOCUS)
From Weekly Filet #63, in April 2012.
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