The Big Shave (aka Viet '67) is one of Martin Scorsese's first short films. It was produced at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts in 1967. Many film critics have interpreted the young man's process of self-mutilation as a metaphor for the self-destructive involvement of the United States in the Vietnam War, prompted by the film's alternative title

Music from Ceri Frost. Film by Giles Timms. Enchanted by a pixie, a child called Yorick enters a magical kingdom, but when Yorick returns he finds his world ravaged by time.

director: vivien weyrauch & fabian röttger
dop: julia franken
producer: lennart selle

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Originally from Long Beach California, Casey Weldon studied at the Art Center College of Design where he graduated with honors in 2004. He currently lives in Brooklyn with his girlfriend. Definitely check out his website and be sure to buy some of his reasonably priced prints at caseyweldon.com

Director: Andreas Nilsson | Imperial Recordings

Luis is the 2nd short video of the series “Lucía, Luis y el lobo” (”Lucía, Luis and the Wolf”), it is a follow-up to the short video Lucía. The video was shot frame by frame with a digital photo camera. Materials: charcoal, dirt, flowers, found objects and cardboard.

Synopsis: Luis talks about his life in the forest and his relationship with Lucía. He appears in charcoal on the walls of a room filled with broken objects that constantly shift around. Little by little the room clears up as the objects return to their proper places.

By Niles Atallah, Joaquin Cociña, Cristóbal León

The official music video for Sholi's song "All That We Can See" from their self-titled album. Directed by Zeek Earl. More at sholimusic.com

Croatian artist, Robert Matysiak is a hugh fan of robots. His creations are not just toys, they are real functional lamps; made from elements of the plumbing and multicolored light bulbs. Each lamp measures from 15 to 20 cm tall and has their own name. Robert has worked on these for the past two years and is now considering whether to introduce them to the general public. Rive got a seek peak ...

Mario Sughi is an Italian illustrator, cartoonist and historian, living and working in Dublin. He is a member of IGI (Illustrators Guild of Ireland), AI (Associazione Illustratori Italiani) and the author of nerosunero. In Rome, at the end of the seventies, he worked as humorist in Italian satirical magazines Il Male and Zut. For more of his amazing work visit www.nerosunero.org

Radio Wonderland is a live solo act performed by Joshua Fried. He turns live commercial FM radio into recombinant funk while drumming on old shoes and manipulating a steering wheel. Video edited by Andre Blanco. All source material: live radio grabbed during the show. All processing: MaxMSP code by Joshua Fried. All controllers: simple MIDI inputs into the laptop

Joshua Fried shows the software and unusual controllers he uses to trigger sound and manipulate pitch and tempo (2 pairs of old shoes and a Buick steering wheel).

As part of the London Design Festival, Dominic Wilcox has created a field from 400 eco-friendly shoes. Sponsored by Terra Plana, the ethical shoe company, Wilcox has applied a touch of magic to the shoe laces as they rise up in unison and grow towards the window's light. For more of Dominic's amazing work visit dominicwilcox.com

Vanitas is a state of emptiness. Vanitas is a parallel between ceramics and graphic design through a triptych of contemporary vanities : body, knowledge, morality. A ceramic skull divided in 13 pictograms is the starting point of this thesis project. A stop motion video with ceramics confront new technology and tradition. Each pictogram of the skull is "destroy" in order to show time flying.

This film is a photo animation from MUTATE BRITAIN, the single greatest street art exhibition in the history of man. Open every Fri-Sun in December from 1pm to 10pm. Don't miss it!

Director/Editor - Barry Pilling
Camera - Dave White
Asst Director - Phillip Marriott
Music - Rebel Sonix