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This video includes CC licensed material. The song is “Smoke And Wine” by Hank Williams III
This video includes CC licensed material. The song is “Smoke And Wine” by Hank Williams III
Pop Art documentary trailer created by Marcus Rogers and aired on BRAVO and Ovation in the US. Full length program available from films.com for institutional or private use.
The next Oddball Art Labs group show is titled “Strange Imaginations and Other Perplexing Wonders” and it’s probably the most open ended theme for a gallery show we’ve ever arranged. The basic theme is Lowbrow Art.
We recently decided to try something new. We created fifteen Art Pack that each contained an Original art print by a local artist and coupons to local businesses. A few businesses even gave us limited numbers of special rewards such as Elgin Public House gift certificates and Side Street Stdio Arts Small Wonders scholarships. It … Read more
The gallery is cleaned up. Thank you everyone who joined us for “Robots”. See you in July 2018 for our next show… “Strange Imaginations and Other Perplexing Wonders”
Hey! Humble Bundle just launched a Lego Mindstorms and Robotics book bundle. Pay what you want to some great titles on robotics and surprise the evil mad scientists in your life. Plus an amount you choose goes to the Wikimedia Foundation. Get the Bundle
Have you ever played Machinarium? It’s a delightful point and click adventure from Amanita Design, a small indie game development company in the Czech Republic. Their games are full of lush visuals and quirky soundtracks. It came out in 2009, but it is so quirky and fun that it has aged well. You owe it … Read more
Drink & Draw! At the Martini Room Saturday, August 12, 2017 – 7pm-10pm Martini Room161 E Chicago St.Elgin, IL 60120 RSVP on Facebook The theme for this Drink and Draw will be Exquisite Corpse. Wait…What is Exquisite Corpse you ask? Wikipedia defines it as: Exquisite corpse, also known as exquisite cadaver (from the original French … Read more
Shot by Glen Luchford, Gucci’s latest campaign takes inspiration from 50s and 60s sci-fi films like Creature from the Black Lagoon and Forbidden Planet.