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Exclusive Clip: 'Picasso & Braque Go To The Movies' by Erik Davis Sep 4th 2008 // 4:15PM Filed under: Documentary, Fandom, DIY/Filmmaking, Movie Marketing, Toronto International Film Festival, Trailers and Clips The 2008 Toronto International Film Festival is officially underway, and as always Cinematical is your one-stop-shop for all things TIFF.

Fingerprinting Portrait 02 by Juggle5 This Fib chain was written for the Monday Mural prompt at Poefusion. Enjoy. -Nicole ———————————————- a face forms in fingerprints my fingers form you pixelated grayscale wonder who are you, this face coming out of my mind to stare at me from paper, wordless?

by juggle5artwork Fingerprint Portrait 02from Flickroriginally uploaded hereMonday Mural will feature a picture/ artwork for you to lend your words (poem or story) each Monday. I want you to ask yourself what images are provoked here? What words would you use to define this picture? If you choose to write for Monday Mural please leave your comments below.

I woke yesterday hoping against hope that the Nine Inch Nails concert was back on.  It wasn’t.  I mulled this disappointing circumstance while getting ready for the day.  Some of the commenters on NIN’s blog didn’t help matters.  As if it wasn’t bad enough to have a concert canceled, some cowardly

The new Pixar film Wall-E might be considered the real blockbuster of the summer movie season so far, if only because most of the other obvious lollapaloozas--Iron Man, Sex and the City, that Harrison Ford thing--opened a month or so before summer officially started a little more than a week ago.

Combining art and merchandising for the masses, The Gap teams up with a star-studded lineup of artists to commemorate the Whitney Biennial. (Full press release here.) You can see the full lineup of shirts at The Gap site here.

I’ve been watching quite a lot of MTV Cribs recently and apart from Alex James from Blur, whose house was fab, I have to say that I haven’t been very impressed with the things people buy when they are stinking rich.  It made me think about what I would buy if I were stinking rich.  This is the showy,

From Thursday, May 29 through Wednesday, June 4, the trees in Bryant Park (6th Avenue and West 40th Street) will be adorned with art to celebrate the recent collaboration of Whitney Museum of American Art, the Art Production Fund, and Gap.

It seems like every other day Gap or Target is launching a new designer line or limited edition design. Today, when I walked into the Stanford Gap, I was thrilled to see the latest launch, t-shirts designed by thirteen artists that have been part of the Whitney collection.

Stephanie Seymour (wife of Art Collector and Art in America owner Peter Brant) in Jeff Koons for Gap; via Nylon The Gap, working in close partnership with the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Art Production Fund, recently released a collection of 13 t-shirts designed by contemporary artists who have all been past Whitney Biennial participants.