You may have seen her work in the (massively underrated) Unmonumental show at the New Museum a while back. She’s got a show up now in Glasgow. More work:

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A note from someone who owns this amazing video game (Wiki entry here):

LSD: The Dream Emulator was a Sony Playstation game released in 1998 only in Japan. The game is a series of dreams, based to some degree on someone’s dream journal. As you wander through different settings, pushing on anything transports you to another scene. Some actions end a dream early, such as jumping off a cliff. And that’s about all the interaction there is in the game.

Via 029. More images from the game:

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The doc debuts tonight on 20/20. (I know—20/20 is still on air?!). Jezebel highlights the nuttiest comments to a story in the NYT:

At the risk of being crass, I hope this doesn’t portend some entrepreneur coming out with baby-shaped dildos.

This reminds me somewhat a story I read a long time ago where a mom reported pleasure during breast feeding and had her child custody summarily cut off. (She eventually did get the baby back.) I know it’s lame—I link to Buzzfeed so much. But credit where credit’s due.

Maybe you saw this yesterday? A music video for the band Larytta, it was posted on VVork. But I couldn’t resist, because it’s mesmerizing. A bit like a Koons in that all you can do is gawp. And a bit like an old Fred Tomaselli painting come to life. Union’s (non-functioning) website here.

Via new fave site Things I Jizz At. Some killer guitar and harmonica playing!

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Everything is Terrible summarizes it best: Shocking interview with mysterious asshole.

You’ve heard about Motion Portrait, but the dog is the best. Follow the like and move your cursor around. Via Club Internet’s current curated selection of web linkzzzzzz.

The site of Jovina, a cross-dressing masking fetishist, has oodles of beautiful images. (If this looks somewhat familiar, Jovina I believe is the one that introduced art-duo AIDS-3D to the fetish, which they’ve used in many installations). More from Jovina:

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Manders has a retrospective up in Belgium next month, but if you can’t make it, his website’s not bad. (Though most of the images are small and grainy—sucks.)  And keep an eye out: He’s got a new show upcoming at Tonya Bonakdar in 2009. Via Design Boom. More work:

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