Trawling through PSFK, I saw this rather strange idea from Swedish designer Ann Sofie Back (and her ad team We Are Group) Spinning the now overused “Pop Up Store” concept (Kingsmill pop up store anyone? Yeah I thought not) into a much more outlandish and provocative concept; the hostage store. 
From the blog of PSFK comes the Bike Photography of SF fixed gear rider Massan. It’s a great insight into the Fixed Gear Bike subculture of SF and as I’m getting deeper into the world of bikes and Fixed Gears the passion and danger of it is infectious. The bikes are beautiful, almost like artforms of themselves and deeply personal in their design and construction. These photographs (and some films after the jump) let us take a peek into a true subculture for the 21st Century (and beyond just a fashion statement). (more…)
As a response to Superbrands – that ever bizarre and now seemingly decrepit brand guide, the good people at PSFK, with help of the members (guess who…) of the purple list helped compile a more rounded and dare I say modern approach to assessing brands in 2009… (more…)
Image: SirK (Via Wooster Collective)
I recently found this fascinating talk on PSFK. It’s from Marc and Sara Schiller, who collectively run the Wooster Collective, which has over the last few years become the number one resource for fans of Street Art around the world. (more…)
This is a beautifully realised idea. A series of random musical you tube clips are bound together to create one unique experience. What makes this so special is the way everything blends together perfectly, and the different moods you can create by adding and subtracting certain key elements. For example – add in and then subtract the horn (Two in two down) and see what happens, the entire mood of the piece changes, going from hypnotic to plaintive. This is one of these things that’s makes you wonder what you ever did without the internet. Beautiful (With thanks to the great guys at PSFK)