Christian soldier and former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld created a promotional deck for President George W. Bush in 2003 that used biblical quotes juxtaposed with combat photos to brand the War in Iraq as a modern day Crusade, according to a piece by mens fashion and style magazine GQ. They were distributed amongst a handful of Pentagon officials, many of whom were rightfully fearful that the religious overtones could spark Armageddon with the Muslim world. It’s still unclear whether Rumsfeld was channeling Luciferian knights from the Middle Ages or if he just used Scripture to sway his born again boss, but in the meantime, click through the gallery above to witness the God-proclaiming communiques for yourself. |NYDN|

That’s it: I’m fucking moving to Tokyo. I hate crowds and Karaoke. But instead of summarily shutting down the right side of my brain almost every week day, cranking out mostly client-appeasing ads I wouldn’t wipe my ass with, I could be working at ad agencies where concepts like monkeys imitating Barack Obama and women in bikinis sliding sideways down bowling alleys are not only presented, they are bought and produced. This here commercial by O&M Japan for some stupid product called Wam hair removal, not only got produced but won an international CLIO last week. It makes no sense. It is pure fucking insanity. I bow to you, senseless honorable Eastern ad men and women. |Video: adme.ru|

The Park Avenue Armory is the host vessel for “anthropodino,” a multi-wombed installation by artist Ernesto Neto that you can explore until June 14th. |C-Monster|

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For last weekend’s Bushwick Market Fair, graffiti artist FAUST collaborated with Faune Motion Graphics on a multi-faceted mural installation: a 30-foot painting coupled with a 6-foot pyramid covered in video art. The skilled writer sent over some photos of the short-lived work, which “transcended the traditional notion of what a mural is,” and told us: Read more »

Kanye Webst Week continues, hitting new heights on day five. Free Art & Technology debuts the Caps LEDs Rants – Twitter Badge, a stylish pin automatically updated with the latest Yeezy rant for you to “wear and show off … in public.” And continuing their endeavors in the offline world, F.A.T. educates the public about scamming free rides on London transit, just like Kanye probably would if he ever rode a bus again. Finally back on the computer comes Lowercase Kanye, a cure for everyone sick of reading Kanye’s all-caps rants, as well as a middle-schooler’s explanation of Yeezy’s autotune secrets.