

Dissolving sugar cube in glass of Absinthe

@Teledboi-Dope DJ’s with DOPE Technology

me and @thefatapplenyc

Me and Rameet-Developer of a cool Augmented Reality Vodka Iphone App

Posted on 09 June 2010 by jnu


Dissolving sugar cube in glass of Absinthe

@Teledboi-Dope DJ’s with DOPE Technology

me and @thefatapplenyc

Me and Rameet-Developer of a cool Augmented Reality Vodka Iphone App

Posted on 19 May 2010 by jnu
Last night I attended the album release for Janelle Monae-The ArchAndroid at the Highland Ballroom-
Despite the nearly 90 minute wait in line-the high energy cinematic accompanied performance was worth it-
I used the Iphone app HIPSTAMATIC for these pics-an application that brings back the look, feel, unpredictable beauty, and fun of plastic toy cameras from the past.
It comes with the John S Lens, the Jimmy Lens, the Kaimal Mark II Lens, the Standard Flash, the Dreampop Flash, Ina’s 1969 Film, and Kodot Verichrome Film.

The ArchAndroid is an “Emotion Picture” brought to you by ground-breaking, genre-blurring singer, songwriter, producer and performer Janelle Monáe and the Mad Minds of the Wondaland Arts Society. The star-studded featured cast includes the legendary Big Boi of OutKast, renowned poet Saul Williams, psychedelic dance-punk troupe Of Montreal, punk prophets Deep Cotton, and the Wondaland Arch Orchestra.
The ArchAndroid was inspired by such revolutionary musicians and artistic visionaries as Salvador Dalí, Walt Disney, OutKast, Stevie Wonder, Octavia Butler, David Bowie, Andy Warhol, and John Williams. It was Executive Produced by Nate Wonder, Chuck Lightning, Janelle Monáe, and Sean “Diddy” Combs, with Co-Executive Production from Big Boi of OutKast.
One of the best albums released this year-your MP3 player will thank you for it
Buy It-http://bit.ly/c5RMji
Posted on 13 May 2010 by jnu
Last week I attended the sneak preview of the new exhibit
“American High Fashion” at the Brooklyn Musuem










Halston

Hat with gold encrusted Crows Feet-as worn by Vivian Leigh in the film
Gone With the Wind



Posted on 07 May 2010 by jnu
Last night I attended the one-man exhibition of the work of Iain Faulkner at the Eleanor Ettinger Gallery in SOHO NYC.
Drambuie sponsored the event-(a bottle is featured in two of the paintings)

I got the opportunity to speak with the artist about the work.
One thing that struck me was that in all the male subjects are either in deep thought or their heads are down, the female subjects are staring into space.
His answer to this approach was simple-
“It’s just a different way of to portray the subjects.”
Posted on 04 May 2010 by jnu
Apparently the wadding pool is too deep that it requires a lifeguard?
And you can’t smoke cigars on the roof-boo!