The Bloggomist: Acorn & Oak Tree
Fashion Opinion

What started as a movement to rethink the way Americans mass-produce and mass-consume food seems to be inspiring an even closer-to-home slow movement. For years we’ve all been buzzing over the vast internet’s triumph over quaint print media. Meanwhile, multitasking was made easier with the help of 43 folders, women’s magazines, as shrill as ever, insist we can do it all (so long as we organize it correctly) and Apple trumpets in on a daily basis yeah, there’s an app for that.

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Master of Photography’s Limited Edition “Tree of Life” to Benefit Haiti Relief Efforts
Peter Lik’s SoHo Gallery-New York City, NY
02/12/10

Highly acclaimed Master Photographer Peter Lik today announced his support of Concern Worldwide’s ongoing Haiti relief efforts.  All Peter Lik Galleries globally will donate a portion of February sales from Lik’s first 2010 major release, “Tree of Life” to Concern, a humanitarian aid organization dedicated to eliminating extreme poverty in the world’s poorest countries. →

The Hellz Bellz fam are stepping up the shoe game. This February, Vans and Hellz came together to release 2 limited edition styles: The Hadley and The Sophie.
Both shoes are a reflection of [Hellz] personal style: a combination of  “tomboy chic” and “edgy femme.” →

“Sleepyhead”

Live at Central Park
Public Assembly, Williamsburg, NY
10/10/10

Live in New York City? Tired of the bitter cold? Longing for the days of Summer(stage)? Need a drink? Look no further than the Passion Pit concert release party Baeble and Startime International will be throwing! →

Inter Arbiter ” Bright Orange Air”
[http://forcefieldpr.com/inletsbright.mp3]

Inlets
twosyllable records
(2010)

I’d like to say that when done correctly, lo-fi recordings can be a thing of beauty. Then again, is there a right way to produce a lo-fi album? Working out of his Brooklyn apartment, Wisconsin transplant Sebastian Krueger’s new Inlets album, Inter Arbiter, created a 37-minute lo-fi triumph →

T-shirt Revival Night
Outpost for Contemporary Art – Los Angeles, CA
2/13/10

T-shirt Revival Night is a silk-screening event that will feature a new artist every month in conjunction with NELAart Second Saturday Gallery Night. Join Outpost for the launch, February 13, 2010, 7 to 10 pm, featuring designs by Robey Clark. →

Buster Keaton in “Seven Chances”
The Cinefamily – Los Angeles, CA
2/14/10

Valentine’s Day is this coming Sunday. Don’t have any plans? Take your beau or belle to the Silent Movie Theatre for a 35mm screening of Buster Keaton’s runaway groom feature Seven Chances. Keaton plays a bankrupt financial broker who learns he can inherit millions if he gets married in a day. After putting out a personal ad, a legion of would-be brides storm the streets of Los Angeles →

Water: Our Thirsty World
The Annenberg Space for Photography – Century City, CA
3/27/10 to 6/13/10

The Annenberg Foundation is pleased to announce the upcoming exhibit at the Annenberg Space for Photography, tentatively entitled “WATER: OUR THIRSTY WORLD” in partnership with National Geographic Magazine. The exhibit, opening to the public on March 27, 2010, will coincide with the release of National Geographic’s April 2010 issue on the precarious state of the world’s fresh water. →

The Corey Helford Gallery is proud to present for the month of February, “You Are Not Falling, You Are Floating”, which features new works by David Hochbaum. Hochbaum is a New York artist who is worth checking out. He creates an environment through various medias including painting, photography, sculptures and an installion. “You Are Not Falling, You Are Floaing”, is a journey that Hochbaum will guide you through to a surreal state of consciousness between being awake and asleep, and looks into the secrets that are explained and revealed in our dreams. →