Meet Jermaine Hall. He was the Editor-in-Chief of a popular women-exploiting magazine called King before it shuttered in late March of this year and is now the man in charge at the newly resurrected Vibe—it also died this year, but is coming back! The decision to bring Hall onboard offers some insight into the strategy of the urban culture magazine’s relaunch: tits and ass! Examples of his female-denigrating creative style above. |ArtsBeat|

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After submerging a baby-faced flasher in Central Park and dumping a disembodied head in the sewer, street artist Judith Supine continues installing his work where even the hardiest street art enthusiasts won’t tread. His latest, “Above the City in a Summer Night Dream,” was crowned on top the Williamsburg Bridge.

Photos by S. Duncan via Wooster Collective

Every time I get a new creative brief from one of the douchebag account execs, my first thought is: ‘how can I get boobs in the ads?’ My second thought is” ‘how can I get “The Scream” in the ads?’ My third thought is: ‘how can I get Escher in the ads?’ (Not really. My only thought is: ‘I hate my fucking job.’) Dutch graphic artist Maurits Cornelis Escher has been riffed on—oh, a few times—over the years in the ad community of Hackersville. This time, via DDB New Zealand, the appropriation is for VW commercial vehicles promoting their proprietary 4Motion four-wheel drive technology. “Get to the jobs other can’t.” My educated guess here is that these ads will appeal strongly to that extremely small demographic of business owners who used to be art directors. |Images: adme.ru|