http://sintient.com/blog Streetwear clothing and t-shirts by Sintient Tue, 02 Mar 2010 21:30:50 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Emotional, physical, political, supernatural, natural … these are all categories of Artist Brian Rea’s fears and he isn’t afraid to share his heebie-jeebies with the world. Brian started his catalog of consternation while living in New York in 2008. After being there for 11 years, I discovered like most people I had a lot of fears–after a [...]]]> http://sintient.com/blog/artist-brian-re/ Banksy’s first film “Exit Through The Gift Shop” premiered this week in a grimy little dungeon like atmosphere underneath the waterloo station in London. Banksy coined his improvised theatre “Lambeth Palace”  refering to it as “London’s newest, darkest and dirtiest purpose-built cinema”. The space boasted several original creations of banksy’s including the Paranoid pictures logo, a [...]]]> http://sintient.com/blog/banksy-lambeth-palace/ With over 4,000 illegal billboards serving as eye sores in the Los Angeles area it’s a breath of fresh air to hear the city is swapping 21 billboards across with art.  The  exhibition “How Many Billboards” is presented by the MAK center for Art and Architecture and will last through the rest of February [...]]]> http://sintient.com/blog/how-many-billboards/ We are all aware that the streetwear scene is no longer just an unnoticed urban wear subculture for skaters, hip-hop artist, punksters, and the tweens holding it down in the back of the bus. It’s rapidly becoming the fashion of choice for the independent, a brand for the self sufficient, a culture of truth seeking [...]]]> http://sintient.com/blog/sate-of-streetwear-nation/ Sintient is a term we coined from the word “sentient” as the awareness of sin. Inspired by John Perkins Confessions of an economic hitman Sintient speaks specifically about our awareness of the sins and injustices of an aristocratic corporate America. The sintient machine is a term referring to the corporatocracy driven government that is aware [...]]]> http://sintient.com/blog/sentient-machine-best-government-money-can-buy/ A Banksy street art piece IKEA PUNK which we reported on here in september and later confirming Banksy authenticity here (after a banksy.co.ukupdate) has been defaced. Ironically the defacing occured during a public vote that was taking place urging the Sutton council to preserve the street art using the same style graffiti the [...]]]> http://sintient.com/blog/banksy-street-art-defaced/ A conceptual typographic video based on the NOFX song “The Idiots Are Taking Over”. Done using Adobe After effects. For more examples of Danger Dom’s Kinetic typography work head over to www.dangerdom.com. DangerDom studios represents the graphic design work, creative output and musings of designer Dominic Flask. ]]> http://sintient.com/blog/kinetic-typography-the-idiots-taking-over-nofx/ Don’t Let Greg Craola Simkins middle name full you, his drawings, artwork and street art is far from childs play. Greg spent the majority of his life chasing monsters underneath his bed. After years of being trapped in the underworld greg finally conquered the forgotten lands and has now emerged to share with the world [...]]]> http://sintient.com/blog/artwork-of-greg-craola-simkins-im-scared/ Some of the best street art pieces are the ones contingent on the observer being at the right place at the right time. It adds a whole new dimension of value to a piece that is only appreciated during rare moments. Some of these street art pieces are dependant on time, some on place, and [...]]]> http://sintient.com/blog/street-art-in-the-moment/ We posted a post earlier this week about a possible Banksy piece showing up in Croyden. Turns out that wasn’t the only one. Banksy is back to business with street art pieces showing up all over the place. Here are a few of his latest stencils. view all at ]]> http://sintient.com/blog/street-art-from-banksy-confirmed/