Category: Takeover
Luis, McCarren Skatepark. (Photo: Bucky Turco/ANIMALNewYork) […]
Doug Aitken‘s nomadic train tour is set to kick-off this Friday in Brooklyn with live, sold out performances by Suicide, Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti, No Age and more. ANIMAL has your first look at the Station to Station train. The project, supported by Levi’s plans to donate all of their ticket sales to contemporary art organizations such as the Walker Art Center, the Los Angeles Museum of Art as […]
Artist Cory Arcangel and experimental music producer Oneohtrix Point Never recently released a mysterious audio file and no one is sure exactly what it sounds like. It was, as of earlier today, technically and literally unlistenable. We considered that perhaps we weren’t meant to actually hear it, that this was an intentional artistic gesture commentating on just how […]
To help promote its new bike lot and outdoor public art spot, the Brooklyn Academy of Music will unveil a new mural by KAWS on Wednesday. According to the official press release: [T]he new park transforms an empty, underutilized lot into a new site for bike parking and creates a new platform for public art […]
“Listen In” is a weekly feature in which we ask musicians to curate a mixtape-length YouTube playlist of songs they’re currently digging. The first tastes of The Darcys’ forthcoming new album Warring sound like Grizzly Bear if that quartet was as enamored with Burial and El-P as it is with the Beach Boys and the Incredible String […]
Beyond Bushwick, farther out than Bed-Stuy… There’s peyote. The New York Times investigates, as imagined by the Printed Internet. […]
Zakhar, Williamsburg. (Photo: Bucky Turco/ANIMALNewYork) […]
A pair of troublesome kittens that caused some major delays for two subway lines in Brooklyn were eventually caught on Thursday evening and sent to Animal Care and Control in East New York. The felines, named Arthur (left) and August (right), are “approximately 8 weeks old” and are doing just fine according to AC&C. Pretty […]
ANIMAL loves minimalist icons, but before their various uses on the internet, this iconography served purely utilitarian purposes. The MTA uses tons of minimalist icons to show daily commuters where not to go, what not to do with the doors and where the rats and pesticide are. Let’s take a minute and admire them purely for their […]
Harrington, Times Square. (Photo: Allison Bagg/ANIMALNewYork) […]
